How to get past a left overhook

Here’s a quick tip on how to deal with an opponent who is controlling you with a left hand overhook. The trick is to grab their shoulder to break their power, rather than relying on a belt grip. Enjoy!
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Well explained ,Sensei.Thank you.

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Nobody never thought of this and I have already suffered in this position, really very good. Thank you so much. I'm a fan here from Brasil...

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Muy buena lección.

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Thank you we always learn much more Merci beaucoup coach

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Bjj guy been watching your stuff for ages very nice tip thanks!

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[@minorityofone1510]

Good tip.... As a jiu jitsu man the only flaw I can see is the tori pulling down onto your elbow joint and thrusting it forward risking a shoulder dislocation. This might be illegal in judo?... but very effective in the street if you are both in this position.

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You aren’t incorrect, with this kind of entangled arm positioning there is always a risk of elbow dislocation. However, many judoka still create this kind of position in contest (often a lot of Eastern European fighters or fighters with wrestling backgrounds) so it’s still a situation that is good to know how to deal with.

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@@SampsonJudo Thanks.. I appreciate you taking the time to reply. A few of us in the JJ - ( traditional Japanese) club are ex judokas too. I fondly remember my training days at the Barnet Judo club.

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That was great. Many thanks.

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Fantastic!

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Very informative. Thanks alot

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Fine moving!

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