What is The Bait Gripping Sequence?
Gripping is the secret ingredient for moving from a good judoka to a great judoka.
If you want the upper hand and to beat people who are better than you, mastering gripping will go a long way in both Judo and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.
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How to do The Bait Gripping Sequence.
We'll start with posting your hand on your uke's shoulder.
- Your uke is going to try to reach over, and you are going to grab the wrist.
- After grabbing the wrist, push it down, to your partner's hip.
- Next you want to get the high hand, which means either grab the collar and putting your elbow on your uke's chest, or do a five star on the back, meaning, put your palm on uke's back and then grab their gi.
When should I use Bait Gripping Sequence?
This move is best used when you want to out grip your partner.
You'll see in the videos above a demonstration on this gripping sequence.
My best advice is that gripping is important, Take the time to learn this sequence and master it.
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