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The Fireman’s Carry is a popular throw, particularly in wrestling. This setup and follow up seems a little more accessible for me (a jiu-jitsu guy with novice wrestling), because of how tricky it is.

The setup involves faking (or actually reaching for) a high crotch or ankle pick, turning the opponent’s reaction into an opportunity for an arm drag, and using that arm drag to enter for the cross-side Fireman’s Carry.

To follow up the throw, I’m choosing a topside crossover transition when the opponent scrambles to face me. This gives a good route to the back take, especially when you use a Kimura grip to secure your connection to the opponent.

But mostly, this is just a damn fun technique series to drill. Enjoy!

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Matrix Jiu-Jitsu Headcoach Rene Becker shows a very nice Armdrag to Single Leg or Double Leg Takedown. Rene recently utilized this setup to great effect at NAGA Europe. After recieving a few requests to break down the setup, we decided to post this video. Enjoy!

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This is another closed guard sequence. The purpose behind sharing it is to demonstrate the difference between branches (different options in a situation) and progressions (additional attacks in response to counter).

The more progressions that exist in a sequence the stronger it will be.

(Also a note, the arm pull back response generally only occurs after the sleeve drag has been initiated not before.)

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In this video I show 7 Arm Drag and Collar Drag drills you can use. The arm drag and collar drag drills and variations can be used by themselves or together.

Here’s a list of the drills:
– Arm Drag
– Collar Drag
– Far Side Hook Switch
– Bow Pull Back Take
– Arm Drag To Double Leg
– Arm Drag Combination
– Re-Drag With Combination

The drills start off with your basic arm drag and collar drag. From there I show some different movement drills that you can incorporate with the techniques.

We did several of these drills during one of my Saturday morning classes recently and the guys loved them. There is obviously a technical benefit from them and the moves can be chained together to make fun connected sequences. But in addition to that, everyone was also a sweaty mess. Especially the arm drag to double leg.

Also, it’s worth noting that pretty much anytime I use the arm drag in the video it can be supplemented with the collar drag. For me personally, I always try and use the arm drag when I can since the collar is gi only, whereas the arm drag is universal. But it’s still a solid move to throw into the mix.

I hope these 7 BJJ drills help give you something to play around with during an open mat or during your own training!

If you have any questions or requests, feel free to shoot them over to me!

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Coach Gene Kobilansky shows different ways practice and finish your takedowns off the armdrag

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Single Leg Sit Thru: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ox5BRM1iejg

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This video is about the Arm Drag into the Ankle Pick. This Ankle Pick variation is a high percentage, low risk attack that’ll work at any skill level. Give it a try and let me know what you think in the comments below.

Whether you’re competing or find yourself in a street situation the Arm-drag should be on the top of your list. This move if simple and powerful and has been used in all levels of competition. If you have drilled your arm drag thoroughly anyone who reaches his arm out to touch you will wish he or she didn’t. Be sure to drill this move so you don’t get pushed around.