A simple 3-step throw and takedown plan for BJJ competition with the gi. If you want an overview of what BJJ is all about (and how to learn it quickly) then check out the free checklist at http://www.grapplearts.com/book

Also, as referenced in the video, here’s the link about taking people down from the rear bearhug!

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How to do the simplest, easiest single leg takedown with or without the gi by my friend and training parter Ritchie Yip. Please note that the ‘head outside’ single is considered a foul in IBJJF competition for whitebelt and under age 16 competitors.

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Here are five very useful applications for the arm drag. There may be some blurred lines between jiu-jitsu, various styles of wrestling, self-defense and sport overlaps, etc., but regardless, these are great options for the arm drag. Explored herein is how to drill the arm drag and it apply based on various energies. I hope this helps you to implement this versatile technique into your game, and if you have any questions, I will do my best to answer.

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BJJ Match Study: Marcelo Garcia vs Ricco Rodriguez
Event: ADCC
Weight Class: Open Weight
Stage: Opening Round
Date: 2005

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Video Sources –

The Copyright for the original match footage; belongs to ADCC (Abu Dhabi Combat Club).

MMA Switch and Alternate Attacks Tutorial
by Stuart Tomlinson – https://youtu.be/s0QCniEbK-Y

MG in Action – 1 Leg X Guard Entry, 1 Leg X Guard Sweep
uploaded by Devlinm101 – https://youtu.be/Rux8Qf9eskE

The legendary Marcelo Garcia in action uploaded by jen jitsu
– https://youtu.be/mZtgOUXTHSA

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Mashups –

Song #1 (Mashup): Can I Grow Up? [Danny Brown x A Tribe Called Quest/ Lou Reed] by PatomBomb – https://youtu.be/MO9ePL0kzLU

Song #2 (Mashup): ODB x Naughty by Nature – O.D.P. (Shimmy Shimmy Ya x O.P.P. White Lotus Mashup) by 2xUeL – https://youtu.be/Wm6zoTFqgZg

Song #3 (Mashup): Dead Prez vs Grizzly Bear – Two Weeks Of Hip Hop (mixed by The Hood Internet) – https://youtu.be/5LzIS360q-M

Song #4 (Mashup): Nas vs. Cure – Revolutionary Lullaby
by HallucinatedVisions – https://youtu.be/gE5aM4JCv4c

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BJJ Match Study: Marcelo Garcia vs Ricco Rodriguez
Event: ADCC
Weight Class: Open Weight
Stage: Opening Round
Date: 2005

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Video Sources –

The Copyright for the original match footage; belongs to ADCC (Abu Dhabi Combat Club).

MMA Switch and Alternate Attacks Tutorial
by Stuart Tomlinson – https://youtu.be/s0QCniEbK-Y

MG in Action – 1 Leg X Guard Entry, 1 Leg X Guard Sweep
uploaded by Devlinm101 – https://youtu.be/Rux8Qf9eskE

The legendary Marcelo Garcia in action uploaded by jen jitsu
– https://youtu.be/mZtgOUXTHSA

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Mashups –

Song #1 (Mashup): Can I Grow Up? [Danny Brown x A Tribe Called Quest/ Lou Reed] by PatomBomb – https://youtu.be/MO9ePL0kzLU

Song #2 (Mashup): ODB x Naughty by Nature – O.D.P. (Shimmy Shimmy Ya x O.P.P. White Lotus Mashup) by 2xUeL – https://youtu.be/Wm6zoTFqgZg

Song #3 (Mashup): Dead Prez vs Grizzly Bear – Two Weeks Of Hip Hop (mixed by The Hood Internet) – https://youtu.be/5LzIS360q-M

Song #4 (Mashup): Nas vs. Cure – Revolutionary Lullaby
by HallucinatedVisions – https://youtu.be/gE5aM4JCv4c

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vln6GdEJqng

The Geisha Takedown is really awesome if you are more of a grappler rather than a takedown expert. This is much more of a Jiu-Jitsu way of thinking, rather than a wrestling way of thinking…my students and I have all used this in competition to great effect. And what’s more it’s really fun to do.

TRITAC-Jitsu is a Combat Grappling Martial Art that focuses on Takedowns, Submission Fighting, and MMA (for the Cage and the Street)

In this Combat Grappling Takedown Technique, Matt Bryers shows how to use an Arm Drag to get a single leg takedown.

From this TRITAC-Jitsu Combat Grappling Takedown, you will end up with either back control or ankle pick to get side control.

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TRITAC-Jitsu also features the Smash & Enter and Striking Principles of the TRITAC-Armed and TRITAC-Unarmed Martial Arts Programs. The TRITAC-Jitsu System focuses on Combat Throws, Takedowns, Clinch Fighting, Close-Quarters Striking, Ground Fighting, and Weapons Defense.

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The right control and setup can make all the difference with Takedowns. In this video I show a takedown I’ve used since High School Wrestling and still use as a Black Belt in BJJ.

This particular take down is going to me more focused on No Gi. And the grip and positioning will reflect that.

In Wrestling a basic name you could use for this would be a High Crotch to Double Leg.

I included a video from one of our no gi sessions of me using the setup. Not the exact same takedown, but the setup is the same. Just to give people an idea.

What I like a lot about this takedown is that it often times makes the person want to attack with a Guillotine choke. The only issue with that is that if done right, I should already be cutting my angle.

I’ve used this setup and finish against people in Brazilian Jiujitsu competitions or just rolling. Some of these people are those with nasty Guillotine chokes.

But again, creating the angle will keep me out of trouble.

So give the takedown a try, see if it works with your BJJ takedown game. If it does, awesome!

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BJJ Match Study: Rodolfo Vieira vs Andre Galvao
Event: Abu Dhabi World Pro
Weight Class: Absolute
Stage: Final
Date: 2012

Original Source Footage #1 –
GRACIEMAG: Rodolfo Viera vs. Andre Galvão (WPJJC 2012)
by GRACIEMAG

Original Source Footage #2 –
Rodolfo Vieira vs Andre Galvao, final absoluto Abu Dhabi Pro
by Inside Tatame

Song #1 Beastie VS DEDE MOUSE VS Aphex Twin
by skytthk – https://youtu.be/jpZLhh_vhOY

Song #2 (Mashup): Up in Flames (Hip Hop Instrumental) (Charles Bradley) by eswayz – https://youtu.be/i3xSBJ7VKUQ

Video Game Assets: Ryu vs Zangief Street Fighter 2 (Super Nintendo) streetfighter.com

Being able to fight or grapple from the Clinch is one of the most important aspects of Jiu-Jitsu.

Unfortunately, it’s also one of the least trained skills in many schools.

In order to have functional, self defense-based Jiu-Jitsu, you should spend as much time as possible practicing how to get to the clinch and how to maintain, attack, and takedown from there (as well as how to disengage).

And, as with anything in Jiu-Jitsu, it’s important to practice being comfortable in these positions so that you can make intelligent decisions on the most efficient option.

We take the submission, pass or sweep the opponent gives us not the one we want because that is efficient – and efficient saves us energy (crucial in a fight).

That said, one of the advantages of grappling over striking is the ability to manipulate an opponent into the position where he gives us what we want. We’re not forcing the thing itself but creating the environment for it to happen.

In this situation, I’m setting my opponent up for one of the most powerful and fundamental takedowns there is: the Leg Hook.

It’s important that I recognize the correct cue for which takedown applies so I’m not setting up the takedown so much as setting up the cue.

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The single leg takedown is a great takedown technqiue and maybe the most used in grappling. But there are a number of great counters and this particular one places you into a fantastic kill position. I use it often and my students have used it, with positive results, in competitions. Take a look and give it a try. Let me know how it goes.

The Most Dangerous Position In BJJ by Bernardo Faria