Only Gi
Control mechanism:
– Grabbing the jacket (sleeve, lapel, collar, back), the belt (or the pants)
Typical examples:
| Connection | Martial art | Application |
|---|---|---|
| Lapel-and-Sleeve | Judo (Japenese-style) | Morote-seoi-nage |
| Belt/Back-and-Sleeve | Judo (Gregorian-style) | Hikikomi-gaeshi |
| Double Lapel | Judo | Tomoe-nage |
| Double Sleeve | Judo | Sode-tsurikomi-goshi |
Be aware of cross gripping.
Also No-Gi
Control mechanism:
– Hooking the torso or the neck
– Grabbing the arms (or the legs)
Typical examples:
| Connection | Martial art | Application |
|---|---|---|
| Over-Under | Judo / Wrestling | O-soto-gari |
| Double Underhook | Judo / Wrestling | Ushiro-goshi |
| Double Collar Tie | Muay Thai | Knees to the belly |
| Hip-and-wrist | Judo / Wrestling | Uki-goshi |
| Neck-and-wrist | Judo / Wrestling | Kubi-nage |
| Underhook-and-wrist | Judo / Wrestling | O-goshi |
| Whizzer-and-wrist | Judo / Wrestling | Uchi-mata |
| Double Leg | (Judo /) Freestyle Wrestling | Morote-gari |
| Single Leg | (Judo /) Freestyle Wrestling | Kuchiki-taoshi |
Sometimes it’s quite hard to throw your opponent if you are just doing grappling without striking, cause then there are often in a stiff arm and bent over position. This isn’t happening in MMA, cause else they would get beaten up.