Ura-Juji-Jimeis the fourth variation of the cross lock, Juji-Jime,demonstrated in "
Technique description
Exemplar videos:
Technique history
Included systems
Lists:
*The Canon Of Judo
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Similar techniques, variants, and aliases
English aliases:
*Rear cross lock
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