[scorcho]

Anyone know of a good place to get the Japanese terms for submissions? Judo.info has some stuff, but it is limited. I found a couple of things on google, but nothing worthwhile.

If anyone knows how to say omaplata in Japanese, I would be much obliged.

[Waxwingslain]

We usually just call it "omopurata" at my BJJ club.
Armbar is "juji".
Kneebar "hiza juji".
Triangle "sankaku".

Others
Get the underhook "waki o sasu" (lit. thread the armpit)
Shrimp "ebi".
Reverse shrimp "gyaku ebi"
Standing grappling "tachi-waza"
Ground grappling "ne-waza"
Leglocks "ashi kansetsu (waza)"

[Freedom-fighter]

buy I book called the A-Z of judo, I used it to learn the names of stuff for grading when I was a kid, its excellent for referencing as it has both the English and the Japanese names for stuff as well as the techniques

[Groove Holmes]

This should do it:



http://www.kodokan.org/e_waza/index.html

[Sohei]

Isnt omoplata called 'sankaku garame'?

[noob900]

You can't go wrong with this site : http://www.judoinfo.com/

[noob900]

Originally Posted by Sohei

Isnt omoplata called 'sankaku garame'?

I wouldn't have thought so (sangaku means 'triangle') but don't quote me on that, I haven't done Judo for over a year now. I have Neil Adams' (Top British Judoka and subs expert from 1980s) book on armlocks and seem to recall that omoplata is simply regarded as a variation on ude garami, therefore it doesn't have a special name.

[Gsoares2]

ching chang wing wong = omoplatta

[PhxJudoJujitsu]

Originally Posted by noob900

I wouldn't have thought so (sangaku means 'triangle') but don't quote me on that, I haven't done Judo for over a year now. I have Neil Adams' (Top British Judoka and subs expert from 1980s) book on armlocks and seem to recall that omoplata is simply regarded as a variation on ude garami, therefore it doesn't have a special name.

Yep

[Groove Holmes]

sangaku is mountains or something like that...

sankaku is triangle.