Two thousand eighteen world champion Jamil Hill was in South Korea for a no-gi superfight at the Spyder Invitational. Before the event, the American warmed up in a training session featuring his versatile movement.
With elastic position-shifting and atypical movement, the featherweight flows in good-looking, effective transitions that surprise opponents. In the competition, Jamil beat Junyong Cho 11-2 in a match marked by the same type of movement.
Watch some of his flow backstage at the Spyder Invitational, captured by our reporter Marcelo Dunlop.
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