KL Judo
KL Judo
Osoto-gari from a kenka-yotsu situation doesn't always mean attacking the far leg. You can attack the near leg too. Read more →
Attacking the far leg with osoto-gari in a kenka-yotsu situation. Read more →
This is how you do a strangle with wrist control. Read more →
Nobody says Side Takedown has to be done with split legs. It can be done on both knees too. Read more →
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Side Takedown is usually done with a 2-on-1 grip but it can be done with a 2-on-2 grip too. Read more →
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Power Half Nelson is another osaekomi turnover from wrist control. Read more →
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Treading the Needle is an osaekomi turnover done from wrist control. Read more →
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This is how you secure the triceps grip for side takedown. Read more →
The upper lapel version of the Side Takedown, broken down into two parts: The Leg Entry and The Grip. Read more →
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It's a derivative of the Hara-Zutsumi and Obi-Tori-Gaeshi. Read more →