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Judo for BJJ - Same Side Grip Strategy

Technique Discussion

Posted Jul 1, 2021, 8:35 AM UTC

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efficientjudoOP🟫:nostripes:🟫 + Judo 3rd Dan•

For those interested in some gi takedowns, here is a sequence of linked techniques originating from a single grip, with different options depending on the opponents reaction.

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veradico🟦:nostripes:🟦 Blue Belt•

I love these vids. Thank you.

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efficientjudoOP🟫:nostripes:🟫 + Judo 3rd Dan•

Thanks! If you're interested in other videos, you can check out our post that organises all our videos into a nice referenceable format:

https://www.reddit.com/r/judo/comments/jv57ps/efficient_judo_content_191_videos/

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ReddJudicata•

Here’s one to add. It’s actually really good for bjj. https://youtu.be/lJC1cB_ljxY

That “wrong leg” tai otoshi can get them on their knees.

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efficientjudoOP🟫:nostripes:🟫 + Judo 3rd Dan•

Yeah, its great move! We usually refer to it as 'chopping them down'. With our video, we wanted to stick to techniques then ended in side control just to keep things clean - but its certainly a good option from the grip.

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fishNjits🟦:4stripes:🟦 Blue Belt•

This the same one from 10 months ago?

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efficientjudoOP🟫:nostripes:🟫 + Judo 3rd Dan•

Yes

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fishNjits🟦:4stripes:🟦 Blue Belt•

Ok. Thought I had this saved. So good.

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