Ankle Pick
An "Ankle Pick" in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is a takedown technique primarily derived from wrestling, where a practitioner grabs their opponent's ankle and pulls it towards them while simultaneously pushing their upper body in the opposite direction, often utilizing a collar tie to control the head, effectively bringing the opponent down to the ground; considered a relatively low-risk takedown when executed properly.
Key points about the Ankle Pick:
Origin: Wrestling.
Mechanism: Grabbing the opponent's ankle and pulling it towards you while pushing their upper body away.
Grip often used: Collar tie.
Benefit: Considered a relatively safe takedown with good potential for success.
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2 on 1 to ankle pic with the gi
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Kuchiki taoshi ( Ankle pic or one hand drop)
Tachi-waza (Standing Techniques) Te-Waza
Kuchiki taoshi or one hand drop is an ankle pick in Judo. A great takedown later adopted in Judo as a Shinmeisho No Waza (newly accepted technique) and is categorized as a hand technique (Te-waza). This is a very popular takedown in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu ...
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Kuchiki Taoshi ( Ankle Pic)
Tachi-waza (Standing Techniques) Te-Waza Kuchiki taoshi or one hand drop is an ankle pick in Judo. A great takedown later adopted in Judo as a Shinmeisho No Waza (newly accepted technique) and is categorized as a hand technique (Te-waza). This is a very popular takedown in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and...
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Ankle pick off collar tie
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Ankle pick from headlock
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headlock to cross ankle pick takedown
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Ankle pick from headlock