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Shoulder Joint - A rotational lock targeting the shoulder, named after Masahiko Kimura.

Elbow Joint - An armbar applied using the stomach as the fulcrum, known as the 'stomach armbar'.

Shoulder, Elbow, and Wrist Joints - An entangled arm lock, also called a 'keylock'.

Wrist Joint - Applied to control the opponent or to cause pain to the wrist.

Knee and Ankle Joints - Twisting lock that affects the knee, ankle, and potentially the hip.

Elbow Joint - A hyperextension lock applied to the elbow.

Neck and Arm - A constriction lock that cuts off blood supply to the brain.

Ankle Joint - A twisting or hyperextending lock targeting the ankle or foot.

Neck and Arm - Translates to 'triangle choke' from a position utilizing the legs.

Neck - A choke that utilizes the position above the opponent to apply pressure.

Neck - A single-wing choke using one arm and leverage to compress the carotid arteries.

Elbow Joint - Translates to 'hand armlock', leveraging the hand instead of the knee or body.

Shoulder Joint - A ground lock that hyperextends the shoulder joint.

Ankle and Foot Joints - A joint lock that twists the foot thereby applying pressure.

Leg - A entanglement that controls the opponent's leg, can lead to leg locks.

Elbow Joint - Known as the 'knee armbar' where the knee is used to apply pressure.

Shoulder and Elbow Joints - A reverse entanglement of the arm, known as 'reverse keylock'.

Knee Joint - An 'X-shaped' lock around the knee, also called the 'figure-four knee lock'.

Leg - A general term for leg entanglement techniques, which may lead to various leg locks.

Torso - A body compression lock that constricts the chest and diaphragm.

Knee Joint - A hyperextension lock targeting the knee, similar in execution to an armbar.

Neck - A blood choke that cuts off the flow of blood to the brain from behind.

Elbow or Shoulder Joint - A lock that can translate as 'great sword'.

Elbow Joint - Commonly known as the 'cross armlock' or 'straight armbar'.