How to Strip the Lapel Grip of a Larger Opponent

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How to stop a bigger opponent from manhandling you with a lapel grip! Much more Emily in the free app! iOS - itunes.apple.c... and Android - play.google.co...
From the iPhone, iPad & Android 'Gripfighting & Essential BJJ Drills' app www.grapplearts...
In this video-based instructional apps world champion Emily Kwok shares some of her best techniques for getting a much bigger opponent to release his grip, even if he outweighs you by 50 pounds and has a grip like an iron vice.
Also available on DVD in the 'How to Defeat the Bigger, Stronger Opponent' series at www.grapplearts....
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@NIKandSi 11 лет назад

If you know how to throw, you don't have to get rid of your opponent's lapel grip.

@kserious1 11 лет назад

Great technique, but what about stripping a grip from the ground? One of my biggest issues is when I'm in someone's guard and they just lapel grip me and work up from there. Also, how does one break a deep lapel grip, like grabbing up behind the neck (i.e. 1/2 of a basic ghi choke)?

@97partyman 11 лет назад

your using both hands, all u have is your feet. your opponent however has another hand and 2 feet, u need to think what if he had a knife in his other hand, ur dead.

@97partyman 11 лет назад

why do martial arts if ur going to simply use it as a sport, Im not talking about ufc. but what if somebody grabbed ur shirt in a lapel grab and had a knife

@chavamma 11 лет назад

Dude... I get what you're saying... but This is a sports related explanation or demonstration you won't grip fight on street.

@spitroastingdragons 3 месяца назад

Brilliant! Thanks for sharing, well explained 🙌

@ejhotti11 11 лет назад

Its a great technique, but if you compete, a two handed break is a shido

@underdg22 11 лет назад

I got into BJJ both as a hobby/sport and because I figured every guy should know how to defend himself. The more I've practiced and trained, the more you realize the limitations of martial arts on the street. I may be good at submissions and takedowns, but that wouldn't help much against 5 people. BJJ is an awesome and almost unbeatable style for one-on-one confrontations, but that doesn't make it smart to fight a knife with your bare hands.

@housetent9176 10 месяцев назад

There is no practical way to fight more than one person at a time unarmed if your opponents aren’t 5th graders. As soon as you attack one the other hits you over the head, takes you down, or gets you in a choke. Unfortunately that’s the reality.

@1flatabs 9 лет назад

so badass, so down to earth.

@sparkyk24 11 лет назад

Yeah. If you know hot to use a knife then it's hard to lose, even against a martial artist, but I feel like a lot of people who engage in completely unprovoked attacks often lack what seem like basic fighting abilities, so martial arts are pretty useful. I know that 2 girls that were in my Judo club alone have used Judo to protect themselves. Actually, I believe in both cases, after the throw the guys were done...they didn't try to keep attacking.

@ejhotti11 11 лет назад

Sorry I have such a judo mind, yes only illegal in judo.

@ejhotti11 11 лет назад

Unfortunately that is now an illegal break

@neilflat 11 лет назад

People need to relax and accept the video for what it is, a teaching aid, not a life saving technique for the mean streets of *insert name of local city here* This technique is obviously for sport, not street. Much the same as karate/TKD competition sparring being mostly useless on the street, so is this, neither are meant to be. It's a chess-like game of wills and technique, not fighting. At any point in this video Stephan would of punched if demonstrating self defense.

@underdg22 11 лет назад

Anyone who practices martial arts purely for self-defense instead of as a sport needs to start using their brain more. The odds of injury training a martial art are much higher than the odds of getting hurt or robbed on the street. Plus does anyone think kicks, punches and chokes are good weapons against knives or guns?

@disclaimer05 11 лет назад

Done this before and it works well on a gi but not so well on a short or jacket. It can work but a training partner of mine ended up getting a ripped shirt The other problem is because it is only really effective on a gi, it can take too long to release the grip.

@aznravenflame 11 лет назад

First, that is a situation. Second, people do martial arts for sports all the time. Not everyone wants to fight in the street or stay in a bad neighbourhood. I have never used martial arts in safe Singapore.

@demolayakp 11 лет назад

dude there are hundreds maybe thousands of techniques in jiu jitsu. and i assure you a world champion jiu jitsu practitioner would not use this technique in countering someone who just grabbed his/her shirt lol

@kigawman 11 лет назад

Its ok. I have a judo mind too. This video and the other one is NOT exactly "kumikata 101" per se. But at least, it will give beginners a head start into the grip fighting game. Man, I just wish Rhadi Ferguson was here!

@FlashySenap 11 лет назад

The way I see it, training and competing is not really the same thing. In a Dojo you train your body but when competing you're training your mind. Almost the same emotions you see when you're confronting a hostile person in the real world, you feel when you step onto the mat facing an opponent you, in most cases haven't seen before. It offers the ability to work under pressure and to handle your emotions so that the required techniques can be allowed to be used more efficient.

@Idealistmcee 11 лет назад

I can see the technique works in terms of removing his hand from your lapel but im not sure how comfortable i would be in committing 2 hands to his 1 hand, because he still has the other hand free to strike, seems like you are wide open to take a punch and he is free to deliver it as soon as both hands are used against one hand. i could be wrong but it seems slightly illogical...

@sparkyk24 11 лет назад

Also, some martial arts are strictly non-violent. For example, some monks or other people (including Jet Li) will never fight back, even when attacked, but do martial arts to stay in shape, competition, and for discipline and a strong mind.

@silentiumestaureum93 11 лет назад

That's what I was thinking. I looked for a comment like this and it took me 2 seconds!! I wouldn't use either of these techniques but it's nice to teach children!!

@shinwook5145 5 лет назад

Thoughts on aikidoing your way into a jointlock there?

@kigawman 11 лет назад

Is that already in the new rules sanctioned by the IJF for 2013? I still see Judokas breaking a lapel grip with 2 hands during tournaments.

@WhitecatProject 11 лет назад

Stephan! It's the crisis! Please make a discount for the DVDs...please!!!!!

@dodgesportsman772 6 лет назад

you get what you pay for always remember that.

@warpig9696 8 лет назад

I would use the grip to my advantage and go for a over the shoulder take down

@erdoganborklu 9 лет назад

What if he decides to have another grip with his other hand? Thank you for teaching!

@matreyia 11 лет назад

this is grappling, not street combat. In the street, you should not even pay attention to the grip. If anyone is foolish enough to grab your shirt and sacrifice his arm/hand to engage in a grip, simply palm, punch or dart your fingers into his eyes. Then run. A classic Wing Chun solution which is not usable in sports combat with rules.

@MaxLohMusic 6 лет назад

How pray tell do you punch someone whose arms are a foot longer than yours and is holding you at arm's length?

@k3vint0wn3r 6 лет назад

Sport Judo has some pretty stringent rules. At the end of the day it's not always about using the techniques to the T as much as giving you the techniques to open oppurtunities for yourself.

@aidenonfire 11 лет назад

emily kwok and brandon mullins have such awesome techniques! keep the great vids coming sensei!

@guitaronin 11 лет назад

I have troubled by seemingly unbreakable grips. I can't wait to try this. Thanks!

@benmurphygo1 7 лет назад

Wow. Great detail!! Can't wait to start messing around with this

@shinwook5145 5 лет назад

what do you think about using ''aikido style'' jointlocks against that grab?

@sethb6383 5 лет назад

against a resisting opponent no way aikido would work in bjj

@WillUTaiMaiShu 11 лет назад

If they have the superior grip, they'll throw you first.

@cybercop0059 11 лет назад

If the guy still has crazy functional grip strength, you w

@TheKokoBeen 10 лет назад

how about a key lock on that grip? i doubt somebody would be that dumb to hold a grip like that.

@philoalethia 10 лет назад

Nope. A good key lock requires control of at least the upper body. You don't have that while standing. Also, no one just stands there and holds the grip. They get the grip and then use it to drag you to the ground, do a throw, etc.

@BandakaKush 11 лет назад

This is sport application. In the streets, if someone were to grab your jacket or shirt like that you could do a standing armlock instead.

@MaxLohMusic 6 лет назад

Have you ever pulled that off during live training?

@KenpoJuJitsu3 11 лет назад

Which one?

@YoungT703 8 лет назад

Should punch his bicep. He'll let go immediately

@yangtroy1 7 лет назад

YoungT703 lol

@MrYoneta1 11 лет назад

Brilliant!! thank you sooo much Emily!!

@ejhotti11 11 лет назад

Two hands to break a grip

@MixMasterNutGaming 11 лет назад

I love her instruction

@dylanmirabella443 10 лет назад

Couldn't you just tuck your head underneath his arm and go for a judo throw.

@philoalethia 10 лет назад

It often looks like you could do so, but having been on both the receiving and delivering end of this, it can be very hard to duck under a strong lapel grip. Also, ducking under -- which is often done to try to escape a cross-grip -- makes you vulnerable to other serious attacks.

@dylanmirabella443 10 лет назад

Didn't think of that, thanks

@WillUTaiMaiShu 11 лет назад

I would never do a flying armbar in the streets. That's asking for a concussion or broken collar bone.

@cybercop0059 11 лет назад

Sorry, ev

@BandakaKush 11 лет назад

I said standing armlock not a flying armlock. /watch?v=KwM7fAqN6f0

@drwillfranklin1 6 лет назад

"It feels completely different" thats what she said stephan. Love your channel

@berylrosenberg704 6 лет назад

Now how do we apply this when the opponent would respond with a punch to face and really just trying to destroy you while starting with intimidation?

@cybercop0059 11 лет назад

Really would not be able to escape it. Say the world strongest man grabs you. You will not escape his grip. You will have to punch him in the weak spot or somewhere else to stun him. But you will not be able to escape his grip.

@Presence_o_Mind 7 лет назад

Why the hell would you be trying the roll with the world's strongest man? Gtfo of there! Lol. Smh.

@chrisc2671 6 лет назад

Yeah, you are right man, absolutely. Such a good point. Say you're walking to the local shop to get some milk in your Gi and the strongest man in the world grabs your lapel you might have trouble getting his grip off. But most of the time when you wear your Gi you are fighting people in your weight division.

@MaxLohMusic 6 лет назад

Really would not work either, Kamen. Let's say one day the world's most pain-resistant man, winner of Guinness World Records, for whatever reason decides to assault you out of the blue. Your punches in his "weak spots" will not register and you will not be able to escape his hugs.