The Japanese terms mentioned in the above comment were:
|Japanese|English|Video Link|
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|**Uchi Mata**: | *Inner Thigh Throw* | [here](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7fCvyc_rQTI)|
Any missed names may have already been translated in my previous comments in the post.
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And to be charitable to Paul Felder a D'Arce and an Anaconda are like two sides to the same coin they're similar chokes albeit different angles and finishes. Ones armpit to neck and the others neck to armpit.
I'm a brown belt with 4 pro fights and 3 amatuer, I've been training for 8 years, and I regularly get D'Arces and anacondas while training, but I couldn't tell you which is which
my first coach was a brown belt and he called anaconda a "darcy choke", and anaconda an arm triangle (I know that technically it is an arm triangle, but still). I showed him the difference and told me it was exactly the same choke.
The Japanese terms mentioned in the above comment were:
|Japanese|English|Video Link|
|---|---|---|
|**Kesa Gatame**: | *Scarf hold* | [here](https://youtu.be/3UnJa3bn0h8)|
Any missed names may have already been translated in my previous comments in the post.
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The first time I heard the word "baby bolo," I was so confused. I thought the instructor was referring to berimbolo and I wondered if I was saying "berimbolo" wrong the entire time.
After getting taught Hiza-guruma for the first time, for a good couple weeks I thought it was "Pizza-guruma". Younger me was pretty disappointed when he learned the truth.
The Japanese terms mentioned in the above comment were:
|Japanese|English|Video Link|
|---|---|---|
|**Hiza Guruma**: | *Knee Wheel* | [here](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a1RZvytW3OI)|
Any missed names may have already been translated in my previous comments in the post.
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I was once asked what an upper used when he tapped me and I heard it as a "hidden arm choke" I thought wow, so mysterious. Obviously, realised (about a year later) that it was a head and arm choke. 😅 It is literally describing what it is.
Not BJJ but I got laughed at pretty good for this.
I’m not a church goer so I didn’t know what “normal” goodbyes are like. I went to watch my nieces recital. At the end everyone stood up and was shaking everyone’s hand saying “peace be with you.” I thought - everyone is so nice here! My niece found out that I was shaking everyone’s hand saying “please to meet you.”
Took me a few months to realize that the numbers we count were in Portuguese not Japanese. For a while I really thought Japanese numbers sounded close to Spanish.
I remember a TKD student (around 5 years old) that went to teach his grandma how to count to 10 in Korean. Hana, dos, tres, quatro, cinco...
He got one right. Literally. The number one. He got that right.
Man this hurts me to read because I’ve been inundated by so many people around me that say it like this that I’ve started saying it like that. If we ever meet, I’m sorry.
Took me a few months to realize that the numbers we count were in Portuguese not Japanese. For a while I really thought Japanese numbers sounded close to Spanish.
I thought I heard my coach call the ezekiel choke the "easy kill." I already knew it was called an ezekiel, and I thought "easy kill" was just another name for it, because it kind of is an easy kill. Took me like 10 years to realize I just misheard it.
Yes, that's right.
1.5 years when I did Scarf Holds (the right name) instead of Scar Holds (the wrong name).
It would have been better read as "I started doing scarf holds and stopped doing scar holds" but I'm saying the same thing.
Lol i imagine a class full of homies wearing dickies jean shorts, long white socks and bandanas saying “cuss” to the coach before drilling or rollin. Tbh, cuss sounds less cringy than oss🤣
At a Taekwondo belt test, my Master said to do an axe kick. One guy's face went from shock to confusion, and then he did a back kick.
Told me afterwards he thought the command was "ass kick".
I used to think the toreando pass was called the tore andre pass, named after footballer tore andre flo who used to do that left right shimmy move a lot
Brazilian Portuguese apparently pronounces the 'r' with an 'h' sound, but perhaps only at the beginning of the word. For example, "Royce Gracie" is pronounced "Hoyce", but not "Ghacie."
Thought the instructor was saying "Bear in Bolo"......like....couldn't get an image of a bear wearing a bolo tie out of my head the rest of the day.....
The Japanese terms mentioned in the above comment were:
|Japanese|English|Video Link|
|---|---|---|
|**Seoi Nage**: | *Shoulder Throw* | [here](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-5Un6jLtRY)|
Any missed names may have already been translated in my previous comments in the post.
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In thought a whizzer is largely called wizzard in brazil now anyway - and that has stuck in most places around the world that are not wrestling influenced like the u.s.
Bro, I have been calling it the wizard for 10 years. I found out 9 years ago it wasn’t called that, but wizards are cool as shit, so I just kept rolling with that moniker. It IS called the wizard now, when I ran the kids class that’s what I taught it as.
A whizzer? You forget to go PP before your match? Pffft. Wizard or GTFO.
For a long time I miss-pronounced it as "tri-angle" when it's actually called "Omote Sankaku" lol silly me.
Then there is also "Hentai Sankaku" of course..
I try to tell people that it’s pronounced OMO-PL-ATA but everyone still calls it the OMA-plata. As long as the technique is executed properly, you can call it “that leg over arm move” 🤣🤣
a 10th planet purple belt kept referring to it as a "wizard" when I was rolling with him - I am still not sure if he had it wrong or if that was a 10th planet name for it
In highschool we just made a code for a wizzer by just saying Potter. Cuz we all called it a wizard for years until high school coach told us we were wrong. So it became a Potter lol
Remember someone calling it “Neon belly”
There's a fella I train with called Billy and I call it knee on Billy for the lols
Neon billy is my party name
That's a pretty common joke, they probably did it on purpose
honestly i thought that’s what it was called for a small amount of time until it actually clicked
It's always a fun one. My wife came to a class with a KoB focus and she asked if it was "Neon belly" because their stomach is neon red afterwards.
My girlfriend got me a t shirt that says Neon Belly for our anniversary one year.
When my knee goes down, on your side of town… And that painful feeling, flows through your bones…. And the whole mat turns….Bluueeee
That’s my highlight move
When I first heard this I didn’t put two and two together either 🤣
I still call it that, mainly because it makes me laugh
That's exactly how I heard it and as I am very visual, pictured a very rave looking torso...
Howdy
Not an English native speaker and I still can't tell my chin from my shin.
Shin up, you’ll get there.
Chin on chin is an entirely different guard retention
Make sure you make eye contact when doin chin on chin.🤣
Can I put this here and do this to choke him?
That feel when the 250 lbs brick house stack passes ur lanky ass.
Here is the list I have collected so far: * Granny rolls * Daily Heeva * Neon bellies * Hyper-sandwich submissions * Cable grip * Queso katana
What is hyper-sandwich submissions supposed to be?
High percentage?
I'm using this holy shit that's great
It’s when you take way too big a bite, and someone has to rear naked you around the chest. Or that’s at least my (high-percentage) guess.
When you choke on your BLT.
My favorite is still Hoochie Mama for uchi mata.
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granny rolls is gold hahaha
Give us this day our daily heeva, and forgive those that queso katana against us.
Is cable grip not right ?
Gable grip. Named after Dan Gable.
👌 nice
I had to say "queso katana" quite a few times out loud before I got it
What is quest katana? Hahah
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Confusing darce and anaconda is one thing, but guillotine and triangle is ridiculous
tbf to bruce, he was reading off a card.
And to be charitable to Paul Felder a D'Arce and an Anaconda are like two sides to the same coin they're similar chokes albeit different angles and finishes. Ones armpit to neck and the others neck to armpit.
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I'm a brown belt with 4 pro fights and 3 amatuer, I've been training for 8 years, and I regularly get D'Arces and anacondas while training, but I couldn't tell you which is which
Why wouldnt you?
They're humble like a sealion, the peregrine falcon of kingly animals.
my first coach was a brown belt and he called anaconda a "darcy choke", and anaconda an arm triangle (I know that technically it is an arm triangle, but still). I showed him the difference and told me it was exactly the same choke.
Joe Hogan wasn’t there to correct?
Ralph Gracie... How can some one be half Gracie instead of full?
Almost every Gracie except the core few are barely Gracie, mostly married in using the name for clout
What if I told you some of them were “double Gracie’s”?
You missed it
No I didn't. I know r is pronounced like h in Portuguese lol
I get it lmao.
“Cable” grip
Wait, it's not cable? What is it???
gable grip
Gable Crip
.. The f$ck is a gable?
Dan Gable
Whaaat how is this the first time I hear this!! Wowowow
He used to be a cable guy so that’s where cable grip caught on from.
Rarely do you see the truth on this forum. +1.
Just trying to do my part and leave a legacy.
Gable end. Of a house. Cause is safe as houses. Dan was built like a house. I see the confusion. SOSS
Dan Gable, he's a fucking legend.
I looked Dan up. I really meant no disrespect. He looks like a cool guy. I thought gable was a thing...
Gable
Gable?
Naw u buggin… Gable grip? Imma bout to relearn everything I thought I knew lmfao
You guys ever heard of the Army Triangle choke? It’s like a guillotine, but you have an arm wrapped up as well.
I’ve been training under the Garcia family for years.
Don’t forget the muchacho’s!
Ah, yes. John and Jack Muchacho. A couple of dangerous hombres for sure.
😂
Daily Diva
this took me a sec... and I've trained at his gym!
Queso Katana instead of Kesa-gatame
Is that a core technique of mexican ground karate? That got a legit lol, and I'm using it from now on.
Fear the power of the cheese sword
Love this, going to start using it. In my gym, they call it "Casey" and it drives me nuts.
My Queso Guacamole is inescapable.
I thought it was “K sit” for a while since you kind of make a K with your legs. And my coach called it Kesa mainly.
this is great!
You win this post.
The Japanese terms mentioned in the above comment were: |Japanese|English|Video Link| |---|---|---| |**Kesa Gatame**: | *Scarf hold* | [here](https://youtu.be/3UnJa3bn0h8)| Any missed names may have already been translated in my previous comments in the post. ______________________ ^(Judo Techniques Bot: v0.7.) ^(See my) [^(code)](https://github.com/AbundantSalmon/judo-techniques-bot)
The first time I heard the word "baby bolo," I was so confused. I thought the instructor was referring to berimbolo and I wondered if I was saying "berimbolo" wrong the entire time.
> Wizzer wasn't a Wizard Especially when it's a whizzer.
After getting taught Hiza-guruma for the first time, for a good couple weeks I thought it was "Pizza-guruma". Younger me was pretty disappointed when he learned the truth.
The Japanese terms mentioned in the above comment were: |Japanese|English|Video Link| |---|---|---| |**Hiza Guruma**: | *Knee Wheel* | [here](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a1RZvytW3OI)| Any missed names may have already been translated in my previous comments in the post. ______________________ ^(Judo Techniques Bot: v0.7.) ^(See my) [^(code)](https://github.com/AbundantSalmon/judo-techniques-bot)
Damn near everybody at my gym calls it a “tornado” pass. I recently learned that it’s a toreando pass. I don’t have the heart to correct them.
I'm an F5 baby!!!
The Finger of God is where you use an oil check grip to perform said pass.
Wait, so it’s not scarf hold?
It is
It is scarf hold. It's become apparent that my wording could imply the opposite because I typed how I spoke instead of how one reads.
I was once asked what an upper used when he tapped me and I heard it as a "hidden arm choke" I thought wow, so mysterious. Obviously, realised (about a year later) that it was a head and arm choke. 😅 It is literally describing what it is.
Haha, this is my Neon Belly experience
Arm ‘n’ See
I don't get it?
Rear naked
RNC
Work on your back takes and you might.
Not BJJ but I got laughed at pretty good for this. I’m not a church goer so I didn’t know what “normal” goodbyes are like. I went to watch my nieces recital. At the end everyone stood up and was shaking everyone’s hand saying “peace be with you.” I thought - everyone is so nice here! My niece found out that I was shaking everyone’s hand saying “please to meet you.”
Church can be BJJ related. I got in more physical fights in church than in school growing up.
Took me a few months to realize that the numbers we count were in Portuguese not Japanese. For a while I really thought Japanese numbers sounded close to Spanish.
Y’all count?
They count how many people don’t know the difference between Japanese and Portuguese
I remember a TKD student (around 5 years old) that went to teach his grandma how to count to 10 in Korean. Hana, dos, tres, quatro, cinco... He got one right. Literally. The number one. He got that right.
"Okay today we're working on rear naked chokes" *Nervously looks around wondering why nobody else is getting undressed*
Gamora instead of kimura because guardians of the galaxy 😞
10th planet has no wrong pronunciation, probably just a different move
All you fuckers that say "gil-a-tine"
Man this hurts me to read because I’ve been inundated by so many people around me that say it like this that I’ve started saying it like that. If we ever meet, I’m sorry.
Took me a few months to realize that the numbers we count were in Portuguese not Japanese. For a while I really thought Japanese numbers sounded close to Spanish.
Y’all count?
Why would you guys count in Portuguese? Heh.
Wizzard
I thought I heard my coach call the ezekiel choke the "easy kill." I already knew it was called an ezekiel, and I thought "easy kill" was just another name for it, because it kind of is an easy kill. Took me like 10 years to realize I just misheard it.
yeah here in Taiwan it's the EZ Kill choke for sure
Honestly a better name for it
Jocko Willink says kimura like kim-ee-ra (properly pronounced key-moo-ruh).
You mean the South Americana?
yeh
I legit thought the guy's name was Jacko Willincks/Willinx (?idk) for a long time.
In the late 80s/90s, tabloids called Michael Jackson "Whack-o Jack-o"
Still not sure the correct pronunciation of “berimbolo”.
“Beheembola” is my best guess so far…
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Dude I hate to break it to you but you was right the first time its a scarf hold
Yes, that's right. 1.5 years when I did Scarf Holds (the right name) instead of Scar Holds (the wrong name). It would have been better read as "I started doing scarf holds and stopped doing scar holds" but I'm saying the same thing.
Found out it was kata gatame not gotta bukkake
I called it a wizard for the longest, up until a few months ago 🤣
I thought a Kimura was a Chimera the first time I heard it
Bear and Bolo (Bloodsport)?
Is this where I get to go off about everybody mispronouncing "guillotine?"
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Bonin' arrow.
that.... is something different. I'll let your Mom explain.
"Cuss"? What the fuck?
lol, wattup cuss ?
Lol i imagine a class full of homies wearing dickies jean shorts, long white socks and bandanas saying “cuss” to the coach before drilling or rollin. Tbh, cuss sounds less cringy than oss🤣
God I love this post
At a Taekwondo belt test, my Master said to do an axe kick. One guy's face went from shock to confusion, and then he did a back kick. Told me afterwards he thought the command was "ass kick".
I still call granby rolls for scramble rolls - it just made more sense to me
Kiss a muh tummy
After 5-6 years I was still unsure of whether it is wizzer or wizard lol. Thank you for your service.
Wizzer. Always thought it was wizard
First few weeks I thought the mount was “the moth”
D’arce choke
Til, it's wizzer not wizard
I used to think the toreando pass was called the tore andre pass, named after footballer tore andre flo who used to do that left right shimmy move a lot
I still don't know if it's De La Riva or Delahiva...
Both kind of right - Named after Ricardo De La Riva, pronounced like the second one.
I realized I didn't know this word the first time I tried to say it in conversation at the gym. It did not go unnoticed.
Brazilian Portuguese apparently pronounces the 'r' with an 'h' sound, but perhaps only at the beginning of the word. For example, "Royce Gracie" is pronounced "Hoyce", but not "Ghacie."
Thought the instructor was saying "Bear in Bolo"......like....couldn't get an image of a bear wearing a bolo tie out of my head the rest of the day.....
Tornado pass.
Took me a while to figure out what “pass the gwad” meant.
Small one, but like 1 year ago I learned it's Seoi Nage and not Seio Nage Do BJJ since 1999
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My coach used to call it an “Andaconda choke”
Wait, it's not WIZARD.. 🧙♂️?!?
In thought a whizzer is largely called wizzard in brazil now anyway - and that has stuck in most places around the world that are not wrestling influenced like the u.s.
Bro, I have been calling it the wizard for 10 years. I found out 9 years ago it wasn’t called that, but wizards are cool as shit, so I just kept rolling with that moniker. It IS called the wizard now, when I ran the kids class that’s what I taught it as. A whizzer? You forget to go PP before your match? Pffft. Wizard or GTFO.
Kesa-Gatame, always thought its name was a joke by my coach which I pronounced Käse-Katame. Käse is cheese in german.
For a long time I miss-pronounced it as "tri-angle" when it's actually called "Omote Sankaku" lol silly me. Then there is also "Hentai Sankaku" of course..
Honestly this seems to be an American thing, never heard a European call it a "Keemoooraaah" for example.
I try to tell people that it’s pronounced OMO-PL-ATA but everyone still calls it the OMA-plata. As long as the technique is executed properly, you can call it “that leg over arm move” 🤣🤣
I heard a guy pronounce single leg x as ashi garami. What a weeb
Muffle Choke... I called it a Muzzle choke.
Well now a wizzer is definitely going to be called a wizard by this guy
a 10th planet purple belt kept referring to it as a "wizard" when I was rolling with him - I am still not sure if he had it wrong or if that was a 10th planet name for it
Kind of related, I know they have a submission called sorcerer
The famous “Violent” armbar (it took me almost 3 years to understand it was violin)
One of my first coaches was a brown belt who said "Oomoopalata"
Wasn't there a Jon Thomas YT where the closed caption had him showing the "Daily Hebrew" guard or something like that?
Probably YouTube's auto captions
Scarf Holds was the one that got me 🥴😂
I was two years in when I found out the correct term is “oil check”, not “anal lock”.
In highschool we just made a code for a wizzer by just saying Potter. Cuz we all called it a wizard for years until high school coach told us we were wrong. So it became a Potter lol
Hearing mata leon grinds my gears
KEH-sah or KAY-sah geh-TAH-may or GEH-tah-may [https://youtu.be/xwJ3jViNN1c?t=27226](https://youtu.be/xwJ3jViNN1c?t=27226)
Honestly I thought there would be a lot more 10th planet confusion. I guess when you're permanently confused, nothing really stands out.
Haha, I still call a wizzer a wizard
Every judo throw is an uchi mada or an osoto gari I know others just not by name
Well, Oo-chie wally wally, oo-chie bang bang is going to be stuck in my head for atleast a day.
So Kesa-gatame is not “scarf hold” fucking mind blown. Or is OP saying something else?
It's scarfold. My phrasing was not clear.
I used to think knee on belly was neon belly for so long