The practice of choking and strangulation techniques is a subtle art
that requires more attention to detail than many other skills in Judo. Most in fact imply that any pressure on
the neck that makes the opponent give up is a good choke
the general description of choking techniques
in Kodokan Judo by Jigoro Kano is "you use your
hands, arms, or legs on the opponent's collar or lapels to apply pressure to
his neck or throat." This excellent comprehensive manual of Judo does not
identify where on the neck the pressure is to be applied or the most important
objective of these techniques, which is to subdue violent opponents with
temporary unconsciousness.
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