Do-jime (胴絞, Dō-jime, Trunk constriction) is a chokehold in judo. [2] It is one of the twelve constriction techniques of Kodokan Judo in the Shime-waza list. Do-jime is one of the four forbidden techniques, Kinshi-waza. [3]

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This page provides details for Judo‘s Do-Jime (also known as Trunk Squeeze, Trunk Strangle, etc.). This is a Judo choking technique and is forbidden in Judo competitions. It is one of Kodokan’s Kinshi Waza (forbidden techniques). With the Do-Jime technique, a Judo student will squeeze their legs together tightly around an opponent’s body.

EN: Learn the fundamentals of Do Jime in this quick demonstration! This body compression choke technique focuses on applying pressure to control and submit y...

胴绞、腕锁和跳guard，是非常简单易学的几个技术，也是很多柔术比赛规则禁止白带初学者使用的技术。那它们怎么做？又为什么会被禁止新人使用呢？是因为它们太危险、太厉害？还是有别的原因？若不是上一个视频BV15Q4y1f7pr发了之后有人问起，确实没想过要 ...

胴絞 Do-jime (body scissors; trunk strangle) DOJ/P08 Technique in which your scissors the trunk of your opponent’s body between your legs. Prohibited in both shiai and randori.

2020年12月5日 · From what I vaguely remember, do jime is not effective as it is demonstrated in judo. It requires a lot of strength, and is generally easy to avoid with movement or positioning. I heard somewhere that there is some kind of bjj setup or variation of it that can actually work.

do-jime （胴绞， dō-jime ，躯干收缩）是柔道中的障碍。它是Shime-Waza列表中Kodokan柔道的十二个收缩技术之一。 do-jime是四种禁止技术之一，金奇 - 瓦扎。 Do-Jime在柔道比赛中也是一种禁止的技术，根据IJF...

胴绞、腕锁和跳guard，是非常易学的几个技术，也是很多柔术比赛规则禁止白带初学者使用的技术。 那它们怎么做？ 又为什么会被禁止新人使用呢？ 是因为它们太危险、太厉害？ 还是有别的原因？ 若不是上一个比赛vlog视频发了之后有人问起，确实没想过要拍这几个技术。 大概因为默认它们太“简单”，没什么可值得说… 但其实拍完之后吧，感觉还是挺值得说道说道的。 那让我们先来聊聊胴绞，do-jime，这个技术吧。

2016年1月21日 · Do Jime is a technique that can be applied from closed guard (Do Osae) position, that is having uke's body caught frontally or from the side between your legs. It can also be applied from backmount position, that is when you cling your opponent's back like a backpack.