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A [b]choke hold[/b], or stranglehold, is any type of unarmed strangulation technique used to submit an opponent or incapacitate a foe by restricting their airway (choking) or blood flow (strangulation). Choke holds are common in [[martial arts|]] such as [[judo]], Brazilian jiu-jitsu and sambo. In judo these are known as shime-waza, and were originally codified by Kano Jigoro and the Kodokan judo school. For Danbooru purposes, choke holds are to be tagged [[strangling]], not [[choking on object]]. h4. Common types of choke holds * [[triangle choke]] * [[rear naked choke]] * [[arm triangle choke]] * [[gogoplata]] h4. See also * [[asphyxiation]] * [[battle]] * [[fighting]] * [[full nelson]]: another way to restrain someone’s head using arms * [[scissorhold]]: restraining someone’s head using legs * [[strangling]] * [[struggling]] * [[wrestling]] h4. External links * "Choke hold on Wikipedia":[https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Chokehold] Updated by bot Sun, Sep 18 '22, 02:55 |