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Mar 28, 2020 · A right-handed overarm grip might be enough of a non-usable grip for uke (who prefers a right-handed, underarm grip) that you can effectively thwart his throws. Basically, if you know your opponent well, and you know what grip he likes, prevent him from getting that grip.

Aug 23, 2016 · These 'mirror grips', known as ai-yotsu in judo, are an extremely common place to learn throws from but they are one of the worst places to actually attempt to fight from. To go further into detail on gripping strategy here is two time Olympic-medalist and the U.S. Olympic judo coach Jimmy Pedro.

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Aug 16, 2019 · The word “grip fighting” means to take a grip that will give you an advantage over your opponent, but also not to let your opponent take is comfortable grip in order to be able to counter. But grips are not only hands and arms but also trunk, legs and feet.

The standard or optimal grip we will assume to be a grip at approximately the elbow joint outer sleeve (either right or left) of the opponent’s judo gi while the other hand grips the high lapel of the opponent’s judo gi (either right or left).

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An introduction to Kumi Kata (grip fighting) for novice Judo athletes. Image via Wikipedia Kumi Kata is one of the most important elements of modern Judo, establishing a good grip and negating your opponents grip can be what wins or loses you a match.

Sep 12, 1998 · Sleeve end grips provide a neutral gripping posture, i.e. both hands on the opponent ready to attack to either side. Sleeve end grips afford high mobility with moderate power. Gripping the sleeve ends requires moderate preparation while balancing offense and defense through moderate mobility.

Learn consistent methods of obtaining optimal grips that allow you to generate kuzushi and put you in the perfect spot to land your favorite throw. The series covers everything from basic grips to complex gripping sequences that Satoshi has used at the highest levels of the sport!