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Does anyone know of any research (especially peer-reviewed) which discusses the mechanics of shime-waza and in particular hadaka-jime? I am looking for articles that discusses the amount of force needed to cause loss of consciousness and/or other damage (for example, fractured hyoid bone or cartilage damage). I am also looking for articles (again, peer-reviewed if possible) that discusses injuries and fatalities when applying these techniques. Many thanks.
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Shime-waza (in particular hadaka-jime)
justcurious- Posts : 37
Join date : 2013-02-03
Age : 68
Location : Manchester, UK
NBK- Posts : 1298
Join date : 2013-01-10
Location : Tokyo, Japan
If you search in Google there are some - CK posted a number of the a few years ago, IIRC.
JudoSensei- Posts : 171
Join date : 2013-01-04
Location : California
Here is a link which includes some images, video, and articles about judo shimewaza: http://judoinfo.com/chokes1.htm
One or the articles says: "the amount of pressure directed to the superior carotid trianile needs to be no more than 300 mm Hg to cause unconsciousness in an adult." http://judoinfo.com/chokes5.htm
One or the articles says: "the amount of pressure directed to the superior carotid trianile needs to be no more than 300 mm Hg to cause unconsciousness in an adult." http://judoinfo.com/chokes5.htm
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