Kosei Inoue shows how to keep the lapel grip no matter what your opponent tries

If struggling to catch a left handed opponent's sleeve Inoue employs several clever gripping techniques using the lapels of his opponent

Inoue shows how rolling the right shoulder and staying on the move keeps you out of trouble against strong left handed opponents

As a right hander Inoue shows how cross gripping or a lapel feed can neutralise an opponent who is trying to throw his arm over your far shoulder

Quellmalz demonstrates how he dominates the grip against a left handed opponent

Quellmalz demonstrates how to deal with a right handed opponent

Quellmalz demonstrates how to deal with an extreme right opponent

Quellmalz demonstrates how to deal with a right handed opponent by never allowing his opponent to get 2 hands on

Koga shows how he dominates gripping against a right handed opponent. This also works left v left.

Toshihiko Koga shows a standard gripping for a right handed player against a left handed opponent. This also works left v right.

Koga shows a standard gripping against a right handed opponent. This also works left v left.

See how Koga gains the upper hand when grip fighting against a left handed opponent

Neil Adams analyses the Lapel feed and gripping strategies of Japan's Takato during the 2015 Paris Grand Slam

Former World Champion Neil Adams analyses some amazing attacking off the grip from -60kg Olympic Champion Beslan Mudranov (RUS).

Neil Analyses the great gripping which puts Shavdatuashvili in the driving seat in his Semi Final in the 2018 Paris Grand Slam.

Former British World Champion Neil Adams analyses how 2015 Abu Dhabi GS winner An Changrim (KOR) can attack in a number of different ways from a lapel grip.

Neil picks out the importance of Odbayar Ganbaatar's (MGL) strong gripping in this great Osoto gaeshi.

Former World Champion Neil Adams picks out a grip break of Winston Gordons that he likes.

Former World Champion Neil Adams analyses an amazing double sleeve grip Osoto gari from Jorge Fonseca (POR) in the 2017 Paris Grand Slam.

Former World Champion Neil Adams analyses the difference between positive and negative sleeve gripping

Neil Adams' analysis of Georgia's -66kg Lasha Giunashvili's super fast grip switch that enables him to throw Charles Chibana of Brazil in the 2017 Tbilisi Grand Prix semi-final.

World Champion Neil Adams analyses the Kumi kata from Teddy Riner's 2015 World Championships final against Japan's Ryu Shichinohe. Riner went on to win his 8th World title.

Former British World Champion Neil Adams analyses the gripping and techniques used by the Korean men's team at the 2015 World Championships

Neil looks at the Kumi kata changes the great Teddy Riner made between Budapest and Marrakech World championships.