Who doesn’t love old school, brutal and fun Japanese Jujitsu Foot Locks!!??
Ankle locks are some of TRITAC Co-Founders Matt Bryers favorite submissions. This standing ankle lock (sometimes called Ashi Gatame, other times Ashi Hishigi) is quite a simple one that is probably easier than you think!
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