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JJ Fundamentals and Inventory of guards, all guards are hook-based, clamp…
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all guards are hook-based, clamp-based, frame-based, or a hybrid? what else might be there? or like how classify an ashi garami? or how consider inside position vs one in one out vs outside position? goal of restriction? meaning like clamp would be to immobilize? hook is to elevate?
ashi's as frame-based? I think of SLX for example. The leg orientation creates more of a frame than a clamp? If you lose the foot on the hip you can transition to other ashis of course but that position is compromised without those frames to be able to move uke
same with x guard. like the x structure of legs creates a frame of support that uke can almost rest on and then tori can move them around. again not as much of a clamp.
makes me think clamp as restrict movement and frame as like a column or post or beam that keeps contact but at a distance. like clamp as bring them in and restrict them from moving away. frame as bring them in and connect to them and prevent them from moving in or towards
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spider guard is made more difficult by the person running away or moving away. becomes more effective as they move towards you? therefore would be a clamp based guard since its in your interest for them to move their center of mass towards me.
same thought process with lasso? therefore clamp
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Most guards connected to posture of combat base? like one knee down one knee up and change orientation depending. possibly on toes.
Either upright combat base
seated combat base(front leg out and angled like a butterfly hook, bottom leg is active heel/side of the foot on the mat and calf close to body. i.e. the extension/flexion dilemma like the more I extended myself in guard the more I can be compromised?)
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