Kesa-Gatame (袈裟固) is one of the seven mat holds, Osaekomi-waza, of Kodokan Judo. In grappling terms, it is categorized as a side control hold.

2011年1月31日 · Kesa gatame is a super common hold down in Judo, but it is often taught wrong. In this video I show you how to hold your opponent in kesa gatame. NEW VIDEOS EVERY MONDAY!!

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Kesa gatame (袈裟固, also referred to as hon-kesa-gatame, [2] 本袈裟固) or "scarf hold" is a pinning hold that is performed from side control by turning slightly sideways, spreading the legs for stability, and encircling the opponent's head with one …

2024年9月29日 · Kesa Gatame (袈裟固, also known as "Scarf Hold") is a fundamental pinning technique used in judo. It is classified under Osaekomi-waza (pinning techniques) and is commonly used in both practice and competition.

2023年4月22日 · Kesa gatame is a form of top control used in grappling, which is called side-control in Jiu Jitsu. Some also refer to this control as the “scarf hold position.” To perform the kesa gatame...

2025年3月7日 · Kesa Gatame, aka the “scarf hold,” is a classic control position that lets you pin your opponent while setting up submissions or transitions. A move that came straight out of judo but has become a staple in BJJ and MMA, it gives you serious top pressure and makes life miserable for whoever’s underneath.

From your opponent’s right side and facing his head, grip his judogi under his right armpit with your left hand and put your right arm around behind his neck to grip his judogi behind the shoulder. Watch you HEROES performing techniques on real …

What Is the Kesa-Gatame Position? Kesa-Gatame (also known as 'scarf hold') is a position in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu in which the offensive player wraps their arm around the head and neck while simultaneously controlling the inside arm of the defensive player.

The Kesa-Gatame position, typically taught in BJJ, Judo, and Wrestling, is a variation of the popular Side Control position. It’s when you wrap one of your arms around the opponent’s head and grab his triceps with the other.