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Happy it helps.

thank you. I am glad it helps you.

Yes I do the same takedown in the Gi ( Use Gaeshi ) or I use this variation were I cross my hands and grab my own lapels. From the key lock grip or the 2 on 1 you can basically perform most of the upper body throws we know in wrestling. Like fireman carry, arm throw, arm drag, head toss, single leg, double leg etc. It's a very versatile grip that if learned properly can be used successfully in BJJ, Wrestling etc. Don't know if you ever heard of Sergei and Anatoly Beloglazov? They are the masters of the 2 on 1. Check them out. There is still some available footage on RUclips with them teaching and showing some of their system of the 2 on 1 grip. It's proper old school wrestling at its best. Thank you

Thank you. Your coach probably has some judo background as this technique is very common in Judo to. Its used as counter to a deep lapel grip. ;)

Thanks for the feedback. Double collar tie?? You mean like a Thai clinch?? Were your opponent grabs with both hands behind your head?? And yes I will definitely do a video on how to counter the belly grab of a failed double leg. It's a very common situation we come across in wrestling spring very often. So I can definitely cover some of those situations in my next videos. Are you using this techniques in wrestling sparring with wrestling rules or BJJ??? Gi or Nogi?? Just so I know what to focus on in terms of how to come out of that situation. Thanks

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Thank you sir.

Yes to an extent. From my own experience, it works best when you time it of your opponents forward pressure. It literally makes them fall into the actual move and straight down on their knees.

@@AchillesWrestlingWorld Makes sense, thanks.

Yes Marcelo is the Goat of arm drags. :) Very efficient move in BJJ, Wrestling etc. I introduce the kids to this move very early when they start wrestling and most of them use if successfully. Works on the feet, on the ground in butterfly etc. Very easy move to master

Works very well. ;) Easy takedown / 2 points

@@AchillesWrestlingWorld I just have to keep the hips back and look out for that blast double until I can really break the posture.

Absolutely. I hope it works for you and you manage to use it successfully in practice. ;)

@@AchillesWrestlingWorld Thank you.

Glad you liked it. thank you.

Thanks!

Thank you

Glad you like it. I hope it helps.

Yes. I agree. With better set ups and good angle of attacking will make the move easier to finish. Definitely start working on some options from when you get stuck under your opponent. There are ways and ways of finishing even when you get sprawled on. 🙏 Thanks for watching

If they get in with a very clean shot and they catch the boot properly it's tricky to defend because of the angle of the knee. But yes if you drive the knee forward into their neck and push the knee all the way down to the floor it stops them just enough so they don't score straight away. Then you can put a wizard in and from there you can work to release the boot/ ankle grip etc. This is just one way of addressing it. Hope it helps. Thanks for watching.

Pai sunt jumate Roman, și jumate Grec. :) Mersi de coment

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Glad you like it. Definitely give it a go. ;)

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But that’s the idea behind it. What are you going to do if you somehow you end up there?? Become pasive, try to disengage and step back creating space?? That would make you more vulnerable and open to leg attacks. You have to be well rounded and comfortable with the upper body attacks so you are in a position to protect your legs. Plus all bouts start on the feet. And most points get scored there. Don’t just dismiss it. Try to give it a go and make it part of your game. Promis will pay dividends down the line. 🙏

@@AchillesWrestlingWorld I agree it has its place. We called this a salto, I've done it in matches. It is best for last min desperation. It would be better to maintain position and never give away the underhooks. Once the underhooks are in I think you should fight for head position and shrug out of the far side hook.

@@sillyarms8493 Absolutely. That’s why in the video, I mentioned how someone may end up in that situation . The attacking wrestler doesn’t place the underhooks properly, and that’s when he exposes himself to being countered with this move. And I agree. Even I would first try to avoid the underhooks. And If they somehow manage to place them in and I can’t recover, that’s when I would try to execute this move as a last option. Thanks for your input 🫡

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Absolutely. Perfectly legal under IBJJF rules and It works very well. And even when it fails you end up in butterfly guard. So its worth trying it out. Hope it helps

Thank you 🙏

This variation would work better later in the bout when your opponent will be tiered and his posture will be compromised. Standing slightly higher up with his chest. So it would be easier to get to his legs and hips. But like every double leg takedown, or like most takedowns in wrestling they do require you to use your hips and lower back and core muscles. Hope this helps

It work very well and it's safe. I use the same variation with the knee down when I teach the arm throw, head throw etc. When we do high speed drilling in practice we always put the knee down as it's less ''painful'' for the person being thrown and lowers the chances of picking up an injury. Glad it helps. Let me know how you get on.

Well done. Glad it works for you. I use it all the time myself too. I sometimes i set it up on the floor from a butterfly guard. Works a treat. try give it a go and let me know how you get on.

@@AchillesWrestlingWorld interesting concept, i have to check this out now

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Amen

Thank you. Yes based in Southampton UK🫡

Thank you. Glad you enjoy the videos 🙏

Against an experienced wrestler or grappler you won't get this takedown too often. Otherwise it's a good takedown.

Thank you 🙏

Thank you. Yes wrestling is the best sport 🫡 I agree. 🙏

Thank you for the coment. Yes, Germany has very similar or exact training like all the Eastern European countries. I think the Americans train slightly different as they focus more on Folkstyle Wrestling than Greco or Freestyle. Glad you enjoy the videos 🫡

Hi. 👋 Thank you for reaching out. I upload weekly videos featuring the 2024 curriculum taught at my club. March focuses on double leg takedowns, and in April will be working on single leg takedowns with new variations each week. Stay tuned for the upcoming April videos! Thank you. 🙏

Absolutely! This is actually a variation of Sumi Gaeshi. In wrestling, we often utilize this variation more because we can grab the legs, unlike in Judo where leg grabs are restricted. By “hooking” the leg, our base becomes a bit more stable, allowing us to counter the attack and buy some time. While countering your opponent, you can either maintain the leg hook for a throw or transition it into a Sumi Gaeshi for the throw. I hope this answers your question ! 🫡

Yes, that answers my question perfectly! That makes total sense, thank you! Many modern martial arts have this issue where one variation or style of a technique is used not for efficiency, but for ruleset differences. Now I can add this detail to my single leg defense for BJJ @@AchillesWrestlingWorld 🙏

Thank you 🙏

Thank you. 🙏 appreciate it 🫡

@AchillesWrestlingWorld Yeah no problem I've been watching alot of your videos I would say use less random video clips in the middle of the explanation it breaks my focus on the movement especially with 3 or 4 on one movement. Thanks!

Thank you for kind words. 🫡 Appreciated. I started uploading on RUclips since end of January. I am pretty sure the channel will grow eventually. Glad you are getting back to training and the videos are helping 🙏

😂 safety while getting them to practice the move

I like your approach. Growing up as a judo competioner myself, I constantly search for options to give grown up beginners safe "body experience". I hope you continue your helpful videos.@@AchillesWrestlingWorld

Thank you 🙏 glad you enjoyed it 🫡

Hopefully not. 🫣 But equally I had bad back for about 20 years 🤣🤣

@@AchillesWrestlingWorldI'm always unlucky to get hurt over little things and never by doing hard work. Some kind of curse i guess