Posturehands

Posturehands is a technique used in various martial arts and self-defense systems, particularly in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) and Judo. The primary goal of posturehands is to control an opponent's posture by applying pressure to their limbs, specifically the arms and legs. This technique is often used to neutralize an opponent's balance, mobility, and ability to defend against other attacks.

In BJJ, posturehands are commonly applied from guard positions, where the practitioner controls the opponent's posture to gain a dominant position. The practitioner may use their hands to apply pressure to the opponent's arms, elbows, or shoulders, while simultaneously controlling their legs with their hips and knees. This technique is often referred to as "posturing" or "posture control."

In Judo, posturehands are used to control an opponent's posture during throws and sweeps. The practitioner may use their hands to apply pressure to the opponent's arms or legs, while simultaneously using their hips and legs to control their balance and mobility. This technique is often referred to as "posture control" or "posture breaking."

Posturehands are an essential technique in martial arts and self-defense, as they allow practitioners to control an opponent's posture and gain a dominant position. By applying pressure to an opponent's limbs, practitioners can neutralize their balance, mobility, and ability to defend against other attacks. This technique is often used in conjunction with other techniques, such as throws, sweeps, and submissions, to gain a dominant position and control the outcome of a fight.