King's Kung-Fu& Tai Chi

NAGA gi legal techniques: brown and black belt

7 legal, 1 conditional and 4 illegal techniques for this NAGA gi division.

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Legal (7)

TechniqueStatusNote
Straight foot lockLegal
Wrist lockLegal
Rib or neck compression with the legsLegal
Knee barLegal
Toe holdLegal
Calf and bicep slicersLegal
Jumping guardLegalTeens: expert division with flying submissions only. White belts: only against a higher belt.

Depends on the event or position (1)

TechniqueStatusNote
Knee reapingDependsNot covered by NAGA's gi chart. NAGA says its gi divisions follow IBJJF rules, so expect reaping to be illegal.

Illegal (4)

TechniqueStatusNote
Heel hookIllegal
Neck crank and twisterIllegal
Scissor takedown (kani basami)Illegal
SlamIllegal

Other NAGA gi divisions

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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