Jeon shows how to create space and stay in the dominant position when gripped up with your opponent. This is for a right v left gripping situation

Jeon shows how to keep your opponent at bay, whilst being in an attacking position yourself. This is for a right v left gripping situation

Jeon demonstrates the best ways to deal with an opponent who wants a high grip. This is for a right v left gripping situation

Jeon shows how to circle and block an opponent who likes to throw their arm over the top. This is for a right v right or left v left gripping situation

Former Olympic and triple World Champion Ki-Young Jeon shows different ways to block an opponent trying to throw over the top of the back. This is for a right v right or left v left gripping situation

Jeon shows one of the best ways to deal with an opponent who likes a strong grip over the back is by pinning the sleeve and cross gripping. This is for a right v right or left v left gripping situation

Jeon demonstrates his tactical gripping and how he used it do dominate contests

Jeon demonstrates his preferred left handed grip against right handed opponents. This is also applicable right v left

Jeon demonstrates how to deal with a high left lapel grip. This double grip break is Illegal in current IJF rules

Jeon demonstrates how to deal with an outside left grip. This is for a left v left situation but can also be applied to a right v right situation

Jeon demonstrates how to deal with an over the top right handed grip

Jeon demonstrates how to use your left hand to defend against a high right handed grip

Jeon demonstrates how to deal with a right russian grip

Jeon demonstrates how to deal with a left handed russian grip

Jeon demonstrates how to deal with a right handed korean grip

Jeon demonstrates how to deal with a left Korean grip. The double grip break is Illegal in current IJF rules

Against right handed opponents Kosei Inoue shows his preferred right armpit grip

Inoue feints to take his opponent's sleeve before taking an armpit grip

When in a right v right situation Inoue will quite often launch a surprise attack on the right side of his opponent's body

Inoue shows how attack is the best form of defence against opponents who like to throw a strong right arm over the top of the back

With an opponent who likes to throw his arm over Inoue's shoulder, Inoue shows how to take the opponent to the ground and land in a dominant position in Newaza

Right handed Kosei Inoue demonstrates his gripping against left handed opponents

If his opponent blocks his lapel Inoue takes the sleeve and pins it with his left hand

As a right hander Inoue often uses a lapel feed against left handed opponents