High % Trips from Shuai Jiao & Bökh (Li Dao Gou)

Li Dao Gou is one of the highest percentage takedowns in Shuai Jiao, and in this video I teach how to hit it as an inside sickle across multiple formats: Shuai Jiao jacket, No-Gi, and the Jiu Jitsu / Judo Gi.

This isn’t just a technique explanation — you’ll see real application. I included footage from the World Shuai Jiao Championships where a highly skilled Mongolian athlete hits Li Dao Gou at a high level, along with plenty of clips of me landing it in training and competition so you can see how it works against resistance.

If you’re looking for a throw that fits into clinch wrestling and transfers cleanly into BJJ takedowns, Judo, No-Gi grappling, and wrestling-style handfighting, this is a technique worth studying.

In this video you’ll learn:
What Li Dao Gou is and why it’s such a reliable inside sickle

Key mechanics: timing, angle, off-balancing, and finishing details

Setup options for the Shuai Jiao jacket
How to adapt Li Dao Gou for No-Gi clinch wrestling

Gi variations for Jiu Jitsu & Judo (grips + entries)
Match footage examples showing how skilled athletes apply it

My own training and competition clips for realistic timing and feel

Whether you train Shuai Jiao, Bökh, Judo, BJJ, Sambo, or Wrestling, Li Dao Gou is a powerful way to create movement, disrupt balance, and finish takedowns with efficiency.

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