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The irimi hold is a useful technique for restraining and relocating people. An opponent in an irimi hold can be used as a human shield, and later shoved into another opponent’s path as an atemi. Since the irimi hold is a purely nonviolent technique, it is ethical to use on friends or loved ones who are intoxicated and/or threatening self-harm. The irimi hold is a “naked technique,” because it does not require grabbing the opponent’s clothes (as demonstrated by when the author successfully used the irimi hold to restrain a naked person; college is weird).
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The '''irimi hold''' is a useful "come-along" technique for restraining and relocating people which (as far as we can tell) is unique to [[Goshin-Jutsu]]. An irimi hold can turn an opponent into a human shield, who can be shoved into another opponent’s path as an [[Atemi|atemi]]. Since the irimi hold is a purely nonviolent technique, it is ethical to use on friends or loved ones, the intoxicated, and/or those who threaten self-harm. The irimi hold is a “naked technique,” because it does not require grabbing the opponent’s clothes.
  
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To perform the irimi pin, you must be standing behind your opponent. Typically this is achieved by setting up an irimi-nage (thus, the name), and substituting this hold for the throw.  
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An irimi hold requires you to stand behind your opponent. This is typically achieved by setting up an [[Irimi-nage|irimi-nage]] and substituting this hold for the throw. (Thus, the name.) To perform an irimi hold, simultaneously perform the following:
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To perform an irimi hold, perform the following items simultaneously.
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*Press your sternum against the opponent’s upper back.
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• Ensure your sternum remains in contact with the opponent’s upper back.
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*Hook the side of the opponent’s jaw with the back of your hand, and turn their face up and away from you. Pin their cheek to their shoulder.  
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• Hook the side of the opponent’s jaw with the back of your hand, and turn their face up and away from you. Pin their cheek to their shoulder.  
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**Avoid pulling the opponent’s head straight up and back, because they can turn their head and escape. Head control is established by trapping their head at its maximum rotation.
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Avoid pulling the opponent’s head straight up and back, because they can escape by turning their head. Head control is established by forcing the opponent to lift and turn their head, and then pinning it down in that awkward position.
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*Drape your other arm over the opponent’s chest, ideally pinning their wrist against your thigh. Pull the opponent’s wrist away from their head to stretch them out, and [[Splitting energy|split their energy]].
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• Drape your other arm over the opponent’s chest, ideally pinning their wrist against your thigh. Pull the opponent’s wrist away from their head; by stretching them out, you will split their energy.
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**If the opponent is being uncooperative, pull on their wrist for a standing arm bar.
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If the opponent is being uncooperative, pull their wrist back towards you, for a standing arm bar across your chest.
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*Take a small step backwards, so the opponent’s shoulders are no longer above their hips. This disrupts the opponent’s balance, and they must lean on you for support, making it easy to forcibly move them backwards or sideways.   
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• Take a small step backwards, so the opponent’s shoulders are no longer above their hips. This disrupts the opponent’s balance, and they must lean on you for support. This makes it easy to forcibly move the opponent backwards or sideways.   
 
  
 
However, a picture is worth 1,000 words:
 
However, a picture is worth 1,000 words:
  
 
[photo of the irimi-pin from the front and the side]
 
[photo of the irimi-pin from the front and the side]
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Latest revision as of 21:58, 4 August 2021

The irimi hold is a useful "come-along" technique for restraining and relocating people which (as far as we can tell) is unique to Goshin-Jutsu. An irimi hold can turn an opponent into a human shield, who can be shoved into another opponent’s path as an atemi. Since the irimi hold is a purely nonviolent technique, it is ethical to use on friends or loved ones, the intoxicated, and/or those who threaten self-harm. The irimi hold is a “naked technique,” because it does not require grabbing the opponent’s clothes.

An irimi hold requires you to stand behind your opponent. This is typically achieved by setting up an irimi-nage and substituting this hold for the throw. (Thus, the name.) To perform an irimi hold, simultaneously perform the following:

  • Press your sternum against the opponent’s upper back.
  • Hook the side of the opponent’s jaw with the back of your hand, and turn their face up and away from you. Pin their cheek to their shoulder.
    • Avoid pulling the opponent’s head straight up and back, because they can turn their head and escape. Head control is established by trapping their head at its maximum rotation.
  • Drape your other arm over the opponent’s chest, ideally pinning their wrist against your thigh. Pull the opponent’s wrist away from their head to stretch them out, and split their energy.
    • If the opponent is being uncooperative, pull on their wrist for a standing arm bar.
  • Take a small step backwards, so the opponent’s shoulders are no longer above their hips. This disrupts the opponent’s balance, and they must lean on you for support, making it easy to forcibly move them backwards or sideways.

However, a picture is worth 1,000 words:

[photo of the irimi-pin from the front and the side]

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