Here’s the thing: your technique can, overall, be extremely good – but if you don’t know how to grip (and how to break grips), you’re going to have a really tough time.
And no, not just when you’re on the ground. But standing, too… Maybe even moreso.
So, here is a great BJJ grip drill that you should do as often as possible. It’ll greatly improve your stand up skills!
Ilias Iliadis demonstrates it on the video below:
The Weird Grips & Throws That Made Illiadis One Of The Greatest Judokas In History.
Shown On Film For The First Time – The Takedown Machine Finally Reveals His Gripping, Setups & Throws That No One Could Stop.
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