Elbow break - Revision history

YellowHatGuy at 02:41, 26 January 2021

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YellowHatGuy: /* Outside elbow break */

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Outside elbow break

YellowHatGuy: /* Inside elbow break */

2020-02-12T00:09:58Z

Inside elbow break

YellowHatGuy: /* Outside elbow break */

2020-02-12T00:08:17Z

Outside elbow break

YellowHatGuy at 00:04, 12 February 2020

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YellowHatGuy at 02:42, 24 March 2017

2017-03-24T02:42:04Z

YellowHatGuy: /* Inside elbow break = */

2016-09-26T19:56:01Z

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YellowHatGuy: /* Outside elbow break = */

2016-09-26T19:55:50Z

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-'''Elbow breaks''' are [[Goshin-Jutsu]]’s dynamic variant of the standing arm bar. In general, any technique which tries to make the opponent’s elbow to bend the wrong way (i.e., to fold towards the triceps).  Goshin-Jutsu elbow breaks require no convoluted body motions, and do not require turning your back to your opponent.
+'''Elbow breaks''' are [[Goshin-Jutsu]]’s variant of the standing arm bar. Arms bars are a catch-all term for techniques which try to make an opponent’s elbow to bend the wrong way (i.e., to fold ''towards'' the triceps). Elbow breaks are not a technique ''per se''; they are a combination of techniques which occurs so frequently that were assigned a name. Since elbow breaks are simultaneously an attack and a defense, they are also a [[Kūsankū]] movement. Goshin-Jutsu's elbow breaks are simple and do not require turning your back to your opponent.
-The trick to breaking an opponent’s elbow is supporting their wrist from the other side. Striking an opponent’s unsupported elbow will only turn them, using their [[Center|center]] as a fixed pivot; that is how [[Blocks|blocks]] work. Trapping the wrist prevents this rotation, and transfers the would-be rotational energy motion into the opponent’s isolated and unsupported elbow.
+The trick to elbow breaking is supporting the opponent's wrist from the other side. Striking an opponent’s unsupported elbow just turns them, with their [[Center|center]] as a fixed pivot; that is how [[Blocks|blocks]] work. Trapping the wrist prevents this rotation, and transfers the would-be rotational energy motion into the opponent’s elbow.
-The elbow break has a slightly exaggerated name; while breakage is possible, hyperextension is more likely. However, this hyperextension can be severe enough to become more debilitating than a simple fracture.
+The elbow break has a slightly exaggerated name; while breakage is possible, hyperextension is more likely. However, this hyperextension can be more debilitating than a simple fracture.
 The two variations of the Goshin-Jutsu elbow break technique are discussed below.
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   [Outside elbow strikes, from the side, front, and ideally, above, fast and slow]
-Outside elbow breaks are brutal than inside elbow strikes. Outside elbow strikes are less risky when used against [[Pursuit_punch|Pursuit punches]], but riskier to use against [[Haymaker|haymaker]]. However, elbow breaks naturally setup follow-up techniques (e.g., [[Ikkyō|arm lever]], [[Neck_circle|neck circle]]) which require an intact arm for mechanical compliance. While this would make a cromulent pain compliance technique, such techniques are not always reliable, and they may be [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mAUY1J8KizU interpreted by witnesses as being needlessly sadistic].
+Outside elbow breaks are more brutal than inside elbow strikes. Outside elbow strikes are safer to use against [[Pursuit_punch|Pursuit punches]], but riskier to use against [[Haymaker|haymakers]]. However, outside elbow breaks naturally setup follow-up techniques (e.g., [[Ikkyō|arm lever]], [[Neck_circle|neck circle]]) which require an intact arm for mechanical compliance. While this would make a cromulent pain compliance technique, such techniques are not always reliable, and may be [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mAUY1J8KizU interpreted by witnesses as being needlessly sadistic].
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   [Inside elbow strikes, from the side, front, and ideally, above, fast and slow].
-Inside elbow strikes are a safe way to defend against [[Haymaker|haymakers]], but can leave you exposed when defending against [[Pursuit_punch|pursuit punches]] without an immediate and definitive followup.
+Inside elbow strikes are a safe way to defend against [[Haymaker|haymakers]], but can leave you exposed when defending against [[Pursuit_punch|pursuit punches]] without an immediate and definitive follow-up.
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   [Outside elbow strikes, from the side, front, and ideally, above, fast and slow]
-Outside elbow breaks are brutal than inside elbow strikes. Outside elbow strikes are less risky when used against [[Pursuit punches|Pursuit_punch]], but riskier to use against [[Haymaker|haymaker]]. However, elbow breaks naturally setup follow-up techniques (e.g., [[Ikkyō|arm lever]], [[Neck_circle|neck circle]]) which require an intact arm for mechanical compliance. While this would make a cromulent pain compliance technique, such techniques are not always reliable, and they may be [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mAUY1J8KizU interpreted by witnesses as being needlessly sadistic]].
+Outside elbow breaks are brutal than inside elbow strikes. Outside elbow strikes are less risky when used against [[Pursuit_punch|Pursuit punches]], but riskier to use against [[Haymaker|haymaker]]. However, elbow breaks naturally setup follow-up techniques (e.g., [[Ikkyō|arm lever]], [[Neck_circle|neck circle]]) which require an intact arm for mechanical compliance. While this would make a cromulent pain compliance technique, such techniques are not always reliable, and they may be [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mAUY1J8KizU interpreted by witnesses as being needlessly sadistic].
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 *Trap the inside of the opponent’s wrist with a [[Hassō-shutō_uchi|hassō-shutō]] or [[Hammerfist_strike#Downward_hammerfist_strike|downward hammerfist]].
 *Smash the opponent’s elbow with a variant of  a [[Ridgehand_strike#Rising_ridgehand_strike|rising ridgehand strike]].
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+  [Inside elbow strikes, from the side, front, and ideally, above, fast and slow].
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   [Outside elbow strikes, from the side, front, and ideally, above, fast and slow]
-Outside elbow breaks are considered less risky and more brutal than inside elbow strikes. However, elbow breaks naturally setup follow-up techniques (e.g., [[Ikkyō|arm lever]], [[Neck_circle|neck circle]]) which require an intact arm for mechanical compliance. While this would make a cromulent pain compliance technique, such techniques are not always reliable, and they may be [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mAUY1J8KizU interpreted by witnesses as being needlessly sadistic]].
+Outside elbow breaks are brutal than inside elbow strikes. Outside elbow strikes are less risky when used against [[Pursuit punches|Pursuit_punch]], but riskier to use against [[Haymaker|haymaker]]. However, elbow breaks naturally setup follow-up techniques (e.g., [[Ikkyō|arm lever]], [[Neck_circle|neck circle]]) which require an intact arm for mechanical compliance. While this would make a cromulent pain compliance technique, such techniques are not always reliable, and they may be [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mAUY1J8KizU interpreted by witnesses as being needlessly sadistic]].
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+'''Elbow breaks''' are [[Goshin-Jutsu]]’s dynamic variant of the standing arm bar. In general, any technique which tries to make the opponent’s elbow to bend the wrong way (i.e., to fold towards the triceps).  Goshin-Jutsu elbow breaks require no convoluted body motions, and do not require turning your back to your opponent.
 == Outside elbow break ==
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