King's Kung-Fu& Tai Chi

Grappling Industries legal techniques: blue belt, and purple belt in the gi

10 legal, 0 conditional and 4 illegal techniques for this Grappling Industries division.

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Legal (10)

TechniqueStatusNote
Ezekiel choke and gogoplataLegal
Kidney compression and groin stretchLegal
Straight or rotational ankle lockLegal
Wrist lockLegal
Standing guillotineLegal
Jumping attacksLegal
Knee barLegal
Toe holdLegal
Knee reapingLegalBelow the legal level, the first reap without a submission is a penalty, and a second reap or a reap with a submission is a disqualification.
Bicep and calf slicersLegal

Illegal (4)

TechniqueStatusNote
Neck and spinal cranksIllegal
Heel hook and Z-lockIllegalNo-gi only.
Scissor takedown (kani basami)IllegalNo-gi only.
Slam and attacks on the tracheaIllegalA controlled suplex is not a slam. Spiking the head or neck is never allowed.

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See also

Data from bjj-data by Grapple Flows (grappleflows.com), licensed CC BY 4.0; reformatted into tables on this page.

Data: bjj-data (Grapple Flows) (CC BY 4.0). Retrieved 2026-10-22.

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