I really-really hate when my opponent grabs my wrist and lapel. I once learn judo break grip from Jimmy Pedro but my bjj opponent is one step ahead of me
@@counterkidnapping1737 when your wrist is grabbed pull you wrist out by pulling it against your opponent's thumb. Never met anyone who could resist that angle. For the lapel I don't have a general solution. Good luck to you.
@@counterkidnapping1737 Yes. Turn the bone of your fore arm against his thumb and pull away it takes one second and if they resist they risk injury. I have done this against very strong men and it always works.
All these grip breaks look super effective, can't wait to try them out on my sensei next time we get after it. Thank you Travis. Definitely saving this one.
In the old days Judoka gripped at the beginning of a match. I and others thought that was better for Judo technique as in the Go Kyu No Waza. Now the contest style of Judo has made beautiful techniques as would work on a non-Judoka more rare.
@@TravisStevensgrappling Yes sir, even a quick gripping tutorial would be fantastic. Often times we're thrown into randori without getting the attention to detail, it's easy to miss the little things like how to setup moves using our grips, which grips for which desired effect etc...
how bout the high collar grip or the grip when someone allready threw his hand round your back. are there some movements to get out of there or gets you in a less disadvanteged position? also nice content and the way of explainin' it is nice✌
I tried the grip escape shown at around 0:55 but my opponent had a looser grip on my sleeve, making it harder to create that contact/torsion to break free and giving him more options to counter - any guidance on this? (great content btw thanks so much)
Travis Stevens I love your content by the way. Big improvements to my game. I haven’t focused much on takedowns until I saw you and Shintaro. Thanks for the work that you do!
I've been in Judo for 2+ years. This stuff is gold to me. Thanks, Jim
Jam I'm so glad you find value in these videos. If you ever need a video shot don't be afraid to throw out a suggestion!
Does this work on bjj?
I really-really hate when my opponent grabs my wrist and lapel. I once learn judo break grip from Jimmy Pedro but my bjj opponent is one step ahead of me
@@counterkidnapping1737 when your wrist is grabbed pull you wrist out by pulling it against your opponent's thumb. Never met anyone who could resist that angle. For the lapel I don't have a general solution. Good luck to you.
@@counterkidnapping1737 Yes. Turn the bone of your fore arm against his thumb and pull away it takes one second and if they resist they risk injury. I have done this against very strong men and it always works.
Thank you! That cat paw grip has been so frustrating in closed guard. Can’t wait to try this!
This complements "Grip Like a World Champion 2.0 by Jimmy Pedro" very well . .. thanks for sharing . . .
Very very nice Travis👏👏👏🤙 I think is time shooting a video with best match throwing combinations or how to set them up, what do you think?
That sounds like a great idea!!! I'm going to add it to the list to shoot this Sunday!
All these grip breaks look super effective, can't wait to try them out on my sensei next time we get after it. Thank you Travis. Definitely saving this one.
Let me know how they work when you get back to the Dojo.
What if he pulls you after he grabs your sleeve?
Hello Travis Love from India 🇮🇳 very grateful to have been watching your stuffs
i had actually already seen them honestly but the body movement details i had not. Thanks again
Glad you could find something from the video!
In the old days Judoka gripped at the beginning of a match. I and others thought that was better for Judo technique as in the Go Kyu No Waza. Now the contest style of Judo has made beautiful techniques as would work on a non-Judoka more rare.
Been wanting some more insight into the double sleeve grip breaks!
Kristian there are so many little version that branch off of these play around with them. Let me know how they go?
thanks
Love the number 5👍
That was one I used so much in competition it's crazy. It really works like you wouldn't believe!
Grip fighting is like its own art.
Awesome babe
thank you very much , you are helping me alot 👏
Best grip breaking video I've seen.
If you like that video you should check out Jimmys gripping 2.0 dvd on judo fanatics.
very high quility education video!
Thank you!
I really appreciate this video.
Good stuff as always man! Especially love that last one, thats something I hadn't seen chaining it into an attack.
Omega maybe it's time I shoot a video on the best way to use that grip? Thoughts? Would that be more helpful?
@@TravisStevensgrappling Yes sir, even a quick gripping tutorial would be fantastic. Often times we're thrown into randori without getting the attention to detail, it's easy to miss the little things like how to setup moves using our grips, which grips for which desired effect etc...
Nice!
Thanks! H i
been doing judo for 6 weeks now and nobody taught me this
how bout the high collar grip or the grip when someone allready threw his hand round your back. are there some movements to get out of there or gets you in a less disadvanteged position? also nice content and the way of explainin' it is nice✌
I got you James! I have it on my list of things to shoot!
Hi Travis! Do these breaks for lead hand apply for the rear hand?
I tried the grip escape shown at around 0:55 but my opponent had a looser grip on my sleeve, making it harder to create that contact/torsion to break free and giving him more options to counter - any guidance on this? (great content btw thanks so much)
(to clarify the grip he had was tight, but he grabbed less of my gi and therefore had more distance between his hand and my arm if that makes sense)
Why is the camera showing all the bodies from head to toes?! Why not zooming on the hands or at least their upper bodies?!
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Nice! You just cant go wrong with the basics.
Where is Rian Russo? I miss him so much. I hope he is good. But I also love you the new sparring partner.
I'll get him in some more videos! He took a lot of falls had to mix it up a bit LOL!
How about breaking collar grip?
it's coming. I just need to edit it.
Travis Stevens I love your content by the way. Big improvements to my game. I haven’t focused much on takedowns until I saw you and Shintaro. Thanks for the work that you do!
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