片羽絞
Kata ha jime
Reading: かたはじめ
Single wing strangle
JapaneseBrazilian jiu-jitsuJu-jitsuJudo
Meaning
Judo strangle from behind: one hand grips the opposite lapel across the throat while the other arm lifts the opponent's arm and pushes behind his neck.
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