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Details about the Reverse Grip and seven other popular gripping patterns. Read more →
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Hikikomi-Gaeshi is ideal when both players are in an ai-yotsu situation where Sumi-Gaeshi would be hard to do due to the awkward body positioning of ai-yotsu. Read more →
The 2-on-1 version of sumi-gaeshi is quite popular in competition because it allows tori to have complete control over one side of uke's body. This makes it hard for him to stop the throw. Read more →
The 2-on-2 version of sumi-gaeshi is a very common one. It often involves a high grip. Read more →
Here's how you do the Ungvari Roll into osaekomi and into a choke. Read more →
Two types of sankaku that you can do with your arms. Read more →
This is how you do ashi-gatame and the Huizinga Roll. Read more →
Two armlock submissions from the same sankaku position. Read more →
Here's how you can get a hold-down from a sankaku. Read more →
This is what we have planned for this year's X'mas session. Read more →