Effective Takedowns from the Back

[@thiernodiallo851]

Very good 4 my son's fight system ! Thx from France 💪🏿

[@legendarygaming5045]

Now this is what i call a good video about takedowns. The first and third takedown i find the best, i am gonna try the third next time. That seems the best because you have his back fully. I looked this up because people always tend to try to headlock takedown me. But i always escape and take his back/side you know what i mean, just a half step to the takedown position from this video. Thank you very much

[@staysafemartialarts]

Much appreciated!!!

[@daxisperry7644]

What is the name of that 2nd takedown!?

[@pranshujaggi4341]

Nice demonstration 🫡

[@Filipk600]

Such a great video and you have a really good ability to teach.

[@staysafemartialarts]

Thank you!

[@katkyle8169]

Amazing!! i wish i saw this video when i was actively practicing judo

[@staysafemartialarts]

Need to update this with new ones

[@gwashington65]

​@staysafemartialarts this is a great video. I would love more on this topic. My 11yo daughter is practicing these with me, and then tries them out in bjj class. Thanks!

[@david4475]

Muchísimas gracias por el contenido amigo. Muy buenos detalles 🤙

[@Lepers08]

Nice takedowns but couple of those look pretty dangerous for the near leg getting caught as the knee goes sideways for the training partner

[@yahyagalal3397]

Is the kicking takedown legal in bjj?

[@staysafemartialarts]

No but there are other ways that work really well. I plan to do another video covering more

[@dre3hunna239]

late comment but would this work against a slightly bigger opponent than me?

[@staysafemartialarts]

Yes. May be harder but can still work

[@fignewtoneater]

How do you counter this?

[@staysafemartialarts]

You defend and get squared up. Dont let them take your back

[@balwinderraina9883]

❤

[@Darkman155]

Lets see what thr bully does now

[@theimmitigableone8056]

That side grip looks more vulnerable to eating an elbow.

[@kaliduncanel3356]

You are not intending to stay there. If he's busy trying to elbow you he is more susceptible to a takedown which is the point of changing the position