Concepts Flashcards

(16 cards)

1
Q

What is the concept of ‘Foot on opp hips’ related to?

A

Achiles Locks

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2
Q

What does ‘Hip away vs Hip in’ differentiate?

A

Achilles lock hip away

Heel Hook hip in

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3
Q

What does ‘Defense Boot’ expose?

A

Heel Exposure

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4
Q

What is the purpose of ‘Double Trouble’ in Knee Bar concepts?

A

Prevents rolling

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5
Q

What type of Knee Bar is referred to as ‘Lateral Knee Bar’?

A

Knee Bar concepts

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6
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What is a ‘Heel Knee Bar’?

A

Knee Bar concepts

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7
Q

What is faster, pressure from a Toe Hold or a Heel Hook?

A

Toe Hold

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8
Q

How does the mechanical strength of a Toe Hold compare to a Heel Hook?

A

Not as mechanically strong

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9
Q

What does ‘Tear paper in half’ refer to in Toe Hold concepts?

A

Toes to butt, Heel to chin

Shear one way, shear the other

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10
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In Toe Hold concepts, what position should the toes and heel be?

A

Toes down, Heel up

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11
Q

Where is the stronger break in a Heel Hook?

A

Inside rather than outside

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12
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What concept is related to the mechanics of a Toe Hold?

A

See Toe Hold Concepts

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13
Q

What is the Achilles Lock?

A

A position used in grappling where the practitioner is belly down and controls the opponent’s leg

The Achilles Lock is particularly effective for countering a loss of Ashi position.

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14
Q

When should you switch to the Achilles Lock?

A

If losing Ashi

Transitioning to the Achilles Lock can help regain control of the opponent.

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15
Q

What are the key components to control the opponent in the Achilles Lock?

A

Hand down, belly down, hips away, hip-in

These positions help maintain leverage and control over the opponent.

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16
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True or False: The Achilles Lock is used primarily for offensive attacks.

A

False

It is mainly used for controlling the opponent and re-pommeling.