Counter Offense is King - 50 Examples from 2024 NCAA's

[@danhughes4683]

Great work sifting through tons of footage and compiling these! Love your vids, man

[@DPSBreakdowns]

Thanks!

[@forrestelliott9486]

Noob bjj guy here, so I had to watch this at 0.5x speed to figure out any if what's happening. Some things I saw repeatedly (I think) are: - sprawl/snapdown really hard to pull them way far forward and spin to take the back... kindof judo-y in a way. Use their momentum against them. - duck under/arm drag/underhook them as they charge forward and use it cut an angle. From there bear hug -> run them down, do some weird single while running them down, or back take -> mat return. - defend the shot -> ??? -> they pop up during the ensuing scramble -> ??? -> you have a superior position and you shoot for a single/double/ankle pick... our just tackle them?

[@scottb.3262]

Awesome. Awesome video.

[@TheAseer2020]

Wow nice!!

[@andrewadjei1609]

Hey first-year wrestler over here I was wondering who the best guys to watch when it comes to my biggest problems are finishing my shots, setups, and bottom game because at a recent tournament, I was in I went 0-2 because of not doing correctly doing these things and the other just sprawled the whole time and I was the one shooting. Btw love the content!

[@jaofokgagaga]

Watch some Aaron brooks great at finishing shots 👌

[@gamespotlive3673]

Bad at setups and at finishing sounds like being bad at shots in general.

[@goldenboy0121]

beautiful

[@Arcadianx98]

Been I incorporating shots into my game and I’m getting sprawled on every time. Hate it

[@DPSBreakdowns]

That's totally normal so try not to get too discouraged. Things that can help: work on handfighting skills & setups to help off-balance / force your opponent out of a strong position before you attack; make sure your shot mechanics are sound (you want efficiency of movement & to maintain relatively strong positioning throughout); practice transitioning immediately from the shot to the finish (i.e. eliminate lag / pauses after you get to the leg(s). Developing an effective shot is challenging and takes lots of work and practice. Don't forget to practice your counter offense as well - as shown in this video - since your opponent's failed shot is a highly effective setup for your own shot. Good luck!

[@avrybrooks1833]

Try to work on shot recovery too. If you do get completely stuffed and can’t get to the leg then try and arm/elbow drag out.

[@jesusrocks256]

Is headgear mandatory?

[@DPSBreakdowns]

In college, yes.

[@derek91362]

I like counter offense and not calling these reshots.

[@Dante3014]

So beautiful

[@MorganJill-r9b]

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