Ultimate Ne Waza Study by Neil Adams

• Develop the ability to dominate your opponents on the mat with the comprehensive Ne Waza study, covering pins, escapes, submissions, and transitions to give you the ultimate edge.
• Benefit from Neil Adams' expert coaching as he breaks down the most effective Ne Waza techniques, providing you with the precise guidance you need to succeed.
• Whether you're a seasoned Judoka or a newcomer to the sport, this masterclass will help you improve your ground game and excel in Ne Waza, taking your Judo skills to new heights.
• Train under Neil Adams to unlock your potential in Ne Waza and follow in the footsteps of champions, mastering the art of ground fighting like never before.

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Part 1

Introduction
Basic Chokes And Strangles
Choke: Hadaka–Jime – Naked Strangle
Transition - From Standing To Groundwork - Failed Transition
Transition – Staying Close
Transition – Follow Through
Transition & Follow Through – Competition Examples
Choke: Hadaka–Jime – Naked Strangle
Leg Stretch
Leg Control
Creating Space To Attack The Neck
Creating Space To Attack The Neck When Defended
The Choke Explained
Hand Behind Head
Rolling Face Up
Lifting The Chin
Using The Nose (Illegal Judo Move)
Face Down Attack With Neck Defended
Without Jackets – Face Down Undefended
Without Jackets – Face Down Defended
Without Jackets – Face Up
Drill
Competition Examples
Working Off The Back - Strangle - Arm Sangaku-Jime – Arm Triangular Strangle
Adjusting The Legs
Positioning The Arm
Without Jackets
Competition Example
Omote-Sangaku-Jime (Front Triangular Strangle)
Changing From Diamond Leg Shape To Triangle Leg Shape
Without Jackets
Drill
Choke - Kata–Eri-Jime (Singluar Collar Strangle)
Strangle - Ashi-Jime (Leg Strangle)
Competition Example
Spine Lock - Gyaku–Hishigi – Reverse Crush (Illegal Judo Move)
Hand Position
Without Jackets
Strangle Using The Jacket - Okuri-Eri-Jime (Sliding Collar Strangle)
Sliding The Collar
Adding The Leg Over The Shoulder
Drill
Competition Examples
Strangle Using The Jacket - Kata-Ha-Jime (One Side Wing Strangle)
The Catch & Turn
Lifting The Chin
Hand Behind Head
Adding The Leg Over The Shoulder
Drill
Competition Examples
Conclusion

Part 2

Introduction
Straightening The Arm – Lean To Head
Basic Armlocks
Final World Championships 1981 - Neil Adams (Gbr) V Jiro Kase (Jpn)
Juji Gatame 1 – Cross Armlock - Adams Variation
Reverse Angle
From Standing To Groundwork - Failed Transition
Transition – Staying Close
Transition - Follow Through
Adams Variation - Transition And Follow Through - Competition Examples
Juji Gatame - Transition And Follow Through - Competition Examples
Adams Variation - The Catch
Adams Variation - Figure 4
Adams Variation - The Connection
Adams Variation - Starting The Turn
Adams Variation - Finishing The Turn
Straightening The Arm - Figure 4
Competition Example (Wc Final 2001)
Straightening The Arm – Hip Spring To Head
Straightening The Arm – Swapping The Arm
Straightening The Arm – Flat Arms
Juji Gatame 1 - Adams Variation - Without Jackets
Juji Gatame 1 - Adams Variation - Drill
Juji Gatame 2 – Latskevitch Variation
The Catch
Arms
The Connection
The Turn
Straightening The Arm – Collar Hold
Straightening The Arm – Hip Spring To Belt
Getting The Submission – Hand Position
Getting The Submission – Raising The Hips
Getting The Submission – Crossing The Legs
Without Jackets
Drill
Transition & Follow Through - Competition Examples
Juji Gatame 3 - Traineau Variation
The Catch
Reverse Angle
Competition Examples
Juji Gatame 4 - Slip Variation
Without Jackets
Competition Examples
Conclusion