Here is the kimura grip version of the technique we used:   https://www.youtube.com/watch? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LL3FveJukbY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5v0UmnxmLY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FXz-VsjIDqk

https://youtu.be/qMIhAnEBtL0?

We covered a simple way to transition to the back without using an arm-drag or under-hook.

We did some clinch drills such as under-hook pummelling and arm-drags.   following: Jab/cross/major hip throw Jab/cross/counter-grab/shoulder throw Jab/cross/counter-grab/arm-drag

Combinations included the following: Jab/cross/slip jab/shoulder throw Jab/cross/counter grab/arm-drag

Then we brought it into the turtle position and finally from clinch, feeding it in from an arm-drag.

Then we progressed onto drilling arm-drags and arm-drags into low line takedowns.

began with the warm-up, which although started with some standard shadow boxing drills, covered arm-dragging

They are certainly functional and economical movements, but their context is within duelling. We looked it flowing into single knife-on-knife, double stick, arm-drags and clinching, moving into takedowns

Playing up to the press in order to hype a fight, discussions of drug abuse and occasional bad sportsmanship

Pull-up Overview: When it comes to developing dragging actions you cannot equal the pull-up. a direct application, but working this exercise will strengthen any action that requires you draw, drag