Sit-In Lapel Strangle with John Saylor
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Channel: welcomematstevescott · 2015 · Sports
John Saylor teaches this sit-in variation of a lapel strangle (specifically a Kata Juji Jime) that was made popular by German judo athletes a number of years ago, specifically by Klaus Glahn, the Olympic and World medal winner. Instead of rolling an opponent (as done in the Glahn Special), the attacker sits in to provide the ballistic strangling effect. John Saylor, Shingitai Director and former Head Coach of the U.S. Olympic Center Judo Training Squad (1983-1991) coaches and demonstrates with Jake Phillips at his 2015 training camp in Perrysville, Ohio.
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