Double Leg Takedown & Defense - Complete Tutorial | EMA

The Double Leg Takedown is the most frequently used, and high percentage way to bring an opponent to the ground. It should be one of the first techniques you learn when beginning to study the wrestling range, and knowing how to defend against it is an essential part of your training as an effective martial artist. Instruction by Patrick Fulop. Enjoy!
1. Introduction: 0:00
2. Double Leg Takedown - Offense: 1:50
2.1. The Entry: 1:52
2.2. The Takedown (3 ways): 4:15
2.2.1. Cutting the Corner: 4:43
2.2.1.1. Slam Down Variant: 5:45
2.2.1.2. Drop Step Variant: 6:47
2.2.2. High Double Leg (smaller opponent): 7:19
2.2.3. Forward Trip (larger opponent): 7:53
2.3. The Setup: 8:48
2.3.1. Striking Offense: 9:11
2.3.2. Striking Defense: 10:22
2.3.3. Clinch Position: 11:29
3. Double Leg Takedown - Defense: 11:58
3.1. Prevention: Level Match: 12:05
3.2. Early Defense: 12:28
3.2.1. Strikes: 12:39
3.2.2. Deviation: 13:19
3.3. On Time Defense - The Sprawl: 13:57
3.4. Late Defense: 15:06
3.4.1. Head Switch to Sit-Up Escape: 15:16
3.4.2. Shoulder Slip Off: 15:56
3.4.3. Guillotine Choke: 16:45
3.4.3.1. Roll Back to Mount: 17:43
4. Failed Double Leg Takedown: 19:07
4.1. Takedown Success: 19:15
4.2. Drive Through: 19:36
4.3. Switch to Other Technique: 19:52
4.4. Back to Striking: 20:15
5. Recap: 20:41
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Thanks for making this one of our most popular videos to date! As a nice complement, please check out our most recent "How to Shoot" video, which will help you develop a strong wrestling stance with good posture for optimal effectiveness! How to Shoot (Wrestling Basics for MMA): kzbin.info/www/bejne/ooXKiXyDZcuCb8k Much more principle-based and sparring-backed wrestling tutorials coming soon! Enjoy 😊 - Patrick

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Thank you so much, MrSmu. Working on some more great stuff for you in the future! - Patrick

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Thanks for the great comment, Martin, it's a privilege to have the opportunity to help you develop your martial arts skills. - Patrick

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the best double leg tutorial i have ever seen! i loved how you explained different strategies. How about making a video on combat strategies for shorter people?

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Thanks, Xelerate! Indeed, we have that one planned for a future date, but still have so much more content to produce, and so little time :) - Patrick

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Thanks, Alcid008, much appreciated. Stay tuned for our Single Leg video, coming soon! - Patrick

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Thanks, Tasi, glad you enjoyed it :)

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Thanks a lot, JoshD0W. Much more good content to come! - Patrick

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This might be one of the best martial arts videos in all of youtube. I wish I had watched this when I was just beginning because it organizes it perfectly. But even as someone who has been practicing for a long time I STILL learned a couple of new ideas. Thank you, Patrick!

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

My pleasure, and thanks for the kind words! Still just getting started, have much more great ideas to make this better ;) - Patrick

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Thanks, Swoosh283! I'm actually working on a even better version soon enough, I feel this video, although pretty exhaustive, lacked in live drilling and sparring footage to help you understand the application of the moves better. Meantime, check out this more recent "How to Shoot" video, which will help you develop a strong wrestling stance and good posture for a powerful shot! How to Shoot (Wrestling Basics for MMA): kzbin.info/www/bejne/ooXKiXyDZcuCb8k Enjoy 😊 - Patrick

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Thanks, Saf Patel! Working on much more good stuff for you in the future! - Patrick

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Thanks a lot, Karazenpo! Glad you like our content. Many more great techniques to cover for you guys! Practice well :) - Patrick

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This video is most detailed double-leg takedown instructions I ever seen. Awesome work! Really appreciate it.

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Thanks, Morgan Cheng! Glad you like it :) - Patrick

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Thanks, Jason! Still just getting started... working on much more quality content as we speak! Thanks for the comment 🙏 - Patrick

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I just watched the whole thing, and I was not disappointed. Such a good breakdown!

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Very well explained with demo. Thank you master.

[@jamesfoster7735]

Just found your channel this morning. Very detailed video. This is a really good load of information on the double leg, one of my go to techniques. First takedown I ever learned aside from the hip throw. Much respect.

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Thanks, James, glad you like it. Much more good stuff to come! - Patrick

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+Effective Martial Arts Looking forward to more content Patrick. I thought about doing some takedown and submission tutorials myself a while back.

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Would certainly enjoy watching them.

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Great Video! Editing On Point!

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Thanks, Maya!

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I've been watching tutorial after tutorial about learning the double leg and haven't been able to do it properly. It never felt right until I found your video. One of the biggest things that I was doing incorrectly was not dropping down for a level change so my knee dropped and drove into the ground limiting my driving power. As soon as I saw your video, I was immediately able to drive forward instead of down and can now continue training and drilling my double leg. Thank you for such an amazingly, detailed tutorial!

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

That's great, Metta! Good job on doing the research and practicing, and glad I could help improve your game! Keep it up :) - Patrick

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just wow, showing both offense + defense AND the different levels of defense. such a beautiful well done video.

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Thanks, Kuya! If you liked this one, you’ll love this more recent video on takedown defense: The 5 Layers of Takedown Defense kzbin.info/www/bejne/ammTnHh-lNdoZ8k Enjoy, and please let us know your thoughts! - Patrick

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Glad we could help, Daran! Good luck with your training, and we got much more great content in the works for you in the future! - Patrick

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Thanks, David! Much more wrestling content coming up pretty soon! This was just the beginning 😉 - Patrick

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Thanks, Diana!

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Best explanation on how to sprawl ever! And definitely amongst the very best double leg takedown explanation

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Thanks, Seetsa! Working on a new basic sprawl video coming in a few weeks... Also, check out this video for Takedown Defense: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ammTnHh-lNdoZ8k We go in more detail about the sprawl. Thanks for your comment! - Patrick

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Thanks a lot, Sarah Compain! Much more good stuff to come :) - Patrick

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[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Thanks Michael! Much more good stuff on the way, and to complement this, I would recommend our recent wrestling solo drills playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLoeO7pmUOHn4_eGq-32-Rbnitj7Nc08e- Enjoy! 👊 - Patrick

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Thanks, Dermot Payne, glad you like it! - Patrick

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That's great, Азиз. That's the idea, to be able to take a complete novice, and with practice, make you into an accomplished martial artist! Practice well :) - Patrick

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Thanks! Glad you like it :)- Patrick

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It's a pleasure, Felix, glad you enjoyed it :) - Patrick

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My pleasure, thanks for watching and commenting! - Patrick

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My pleasure Joe, thanks for watching :) - Patrick

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Thanks Enki! Will get back to shooting more pretty soon... - Patrick

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My pleasure! - Patrick

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Thanks, Tung Anh Nguyen, glad you like it! Much more good stuff to come. Practice well :)

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My pleasure, thanks for the comment! - Patrick

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[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Thank you, Eric. Much more powerful wrestling stuff coming up... Meantime, check out this video with many more details on how to develop the wrestling stance and a proper shot: How to Shoot (Wrestling Basics) kzbin.info/www/bejne/ooXKiXyDZcuCb8k Enjoy! - Patrick

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Great basic techniques!! Master these and you'll be tough on your takedowns. I like to add on the double legs instead of grabbing behind the knees. Cup the calves so it is harder to sprawl out. We just did double legs in BJJ class and I was showing the guys how much more control you get to cover the calves not just the knee. One other technique which I love but not sure if I show in a basic class is just pulling up on the elbows on a double leg. This lets you keep your feet and not having the chance of the guy slipping your sprawl or faking you into a sprawl that lets them get in front head control. Great stuff. Really makes me want to get back into coaching.

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Thanks for your comment, shane eskelson! Valuable insights, might cover that in future videos. Hope you get the opportunity to get back into in, very rewarding occupation to see people progress in their martial arts skills. All the best :) - Patrick

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i found this really useful thanks!

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Glad you like it, Jerome!

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I don't understand how this has any dislikes. This is the most comprehensive guide to the double leg I have ever seen.

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Thank you so much for the vote of confidence, George D. I'm very critical of my past work, and constantly think about how I could have done it better, so I appreciate when people let me know there is room for improvement. In this case, my teaching style has evolved quite a bit since then, and I feel I could have emphasized some key principles more, and maybe not put as much emphasis on some of the minor details and variations. For an example of a more recent tuorial, focusing on Takedown Defense, please check out this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ammTnHh-lNdoZ8k Hope this helps, and thanks for watching and commenting! Best, - Patrick

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Best tutorial so far for takedowns

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Thanks, Robinson Jacques, means a lot! - Patrick

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Thanks, John! Means a lot coming from another martial arts professional. We're just getting started... Love your channel, great insights. - Patrick

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Thanks for the comment, Abdulsamad! Much more great content to come! - Patrick

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Bravissimo e veramente si vede che è un Maestro serio e preparato. Grazie

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Grazie mille! - Patrick

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Great video. Subbed.

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Glad you like it, frank castle. Working on some more great content for the future! - Patrick

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Great video! I'm subscribing to see more grappling techniques. I was confused for a while when he tried it with a "bigger and stronger" opponent. Had to rewind a little ;)

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Thanks, Kamil M! More videos on the way... - Patrick

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Failed takedown was the best part - will subscribe for sure 🤗

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Thanks! Just getting started. Check out this more recent solo drills video to perfect your shots: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ooXKiXyDZcuCb8k Enjoy, and practice well 👊 - Patrick

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This is an excellent tutorial even for people who do take downs. Thanks.

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Thanks, William Laurin, that means a lot! - Patrick

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Thanks!

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Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing! Just getting started, much more good stuff to come :) - Patrick

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Thanks, Ryan!

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Thanks, Walter!

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very good explanation allso for beginers, thank you

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Thanks, Katana Team Slovenija!

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Thank you, sir. I'm actually bad at takedown but better at striking and this was really helpful

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

My pleasure! Here’s another important, more recent video I suggest to work on your shots: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ooXKiXyDZcuCb8k Enjoy, and practice welll! 👊 - Patrick

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Excellent instruction and passion for the art to match! Ossu! Peace!

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Thanks, Giacomo! Glad you like it :) - Patrick

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Honesty in the art! Ossu!

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Keep up the good work and training! Peace!

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thank you now I feel confidant beating anyone in my school I'm already pretty strong and a boxer but I don't know how to do this

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Glad you liked it, maryam. Use it wisely :)

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Amazing video. Please do one on the single leg takedown

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Thanks, Siddharth. It's coming, working on it :) - Patrick

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thanks

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My pleasure!

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Pleasure, R El! Let us know if ever you're in the Montreal, Qc, Canada region, you'd be more than welcome for a visit :) - Patrick

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Thanks! Please check out our most recent videos if you haven't already, for more great wrestling and grappling techniques! - Patrick

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I love how martial arts is getting to a point where practitioners are blending the MMA and the TMA into the final form of martial arts - The CMA, what I call "Complete Martial Arts". Basically like 90% MMA with some 10% of the actual effective TMA stuff that you can't reasonably allow fighters to use in the cage for the sport but which do in fact work in life threatening self defense fights when you need to use them.

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Thanks for the comment, Steven, glad you get our mission! Rather than CMA, we call it EMA 😉 - Patrick

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Cool

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[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Thanks, Abdelouahab! I still have much to learn though, working on it. If you’re into wrestling, I think you’ll like my latest video, How to Shoot v.2.0! Enjoy 😊 kzbin.info/www/bejne/ooXKiXyDZcuCb8k

[@SodaPopCurtis808]

For the defense, I would drop levels and hit with an elbow and then the knee. Step forward with the elbow (if possible) to stop the momentum, then knee and hammer down with strikes. I’ve used the elbow myself so it works.

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Striking counters to takedowns can work, but they are generally low-percentage and require near-perfect timing. It’s generally best to defend the takedown first, gain some form of control, and then counter, either with a wrestling, grappling, or striking-based attack. More content coming on this topic. Hope this helps! - Patrick

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Really like techniques that you are full control like no knee or hands touch the ground before your opponent hit or fall to the ground...

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I love the detail on back position.. no one is teaching that

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Hey coach please do a blast double leg takedown. Your breakdowns are awesome. If it's not too many questions, please also let know your take on facesaver headgear. I'd like to begin sparring but I worry about my nose breaking and getting rattled. Is it good I put on headgear and learn to fight 1st before I go without headgear

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Thanks for the comment, Seetsa. Will definitely address the Blast Double in our upcoming Wrestling videos. Got some grest ideas I’m working on for principle-based learning... Meantime, check out this short and sweet video by Flow Athletics: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jmOqhmN5eshmisk As for sparring headgear, I personnally don’t use any, nor do I recommend it to students. It only protects you from superficial lesions, but not from more damaging brain trauma. Please start sparring very light, and make sure your partners are able to control the power of their strikes. For how to do so, check out this video: How to Spar Safely kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqK3e3x4gaqWq9E Hope this helps, please let me know if you have any questions! DM me on insta for quicker replies. Practice well 👊 - Patrick Fulop

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7:54

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so hard to do but it's very useful

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Indeed, practice makes perfect!

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you really out did yourself in this video. Real in depth information. You should sell your videos. At first I didn't click on it because your wearing karate black pants and we have too many wannabe MMA people giving out advise online and the best way to figure they are fakes is by the karate/sweat pants. But you should change your clothing to mma style clothing instead of the karate movie black pants for more views. Its all about first impression and visual display.

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Sorry for the delay, your comment was flagged as spam... Thanks for the suggestion though, you aren't the first one to mention this. We have since switched to Gi-style pants with rashguard (check our most recent videos). I know it will take a while for this to catch on, since we created something new, a belt system for MMA. But I believe this will get us more traction long-term. I might reconsider if necessary... Please let me know what you think of the new uniforms! - Patrick

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Best

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Thanks!

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Excellent video! The assistant dude needs to shorten the legs of his pants though, he's gonna trip over them! XD

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Thanks :)

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Fucking bestest detailed explanation ever😌😌 I think it is best channel for mma learning!!!! Thank you sir for providing this much information for free

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

It’s my genuine pleasure, Aman! Still just getting started, will be publishing much more effective, principle-based wrestling tutorials pretty soon. Meantime, check out this video if you haven’t already, with a lot of valuable details: How to Shoot (Wrestling Basics) kzbin.info/www/bejne/ooXKiXyDZcuCb8k Enjoy, and thanks for the comment! 🙏 - Patrick

[@tiffanybengera9906]

Awesome ! Very well explained. Where is your school located at ? My boys 15 and 21 do bjj and muay thai .

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Thanks, Tiffany! We're in Pointe-Claire, West Island of Montreal, Quebec, Canada! To find out more about our gym: www.EffectiveMartialArts.com Thanks!

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plz upload more videos

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Thank you for your kind words, Rajesh, much appreciated! Working on some more good stuff for you guys :) - Patrick

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this looks exactley like a hapkido move i used to do, especially when combined with a lead kick

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Cool :)

[@fermindominguezovalle5223]

Excellent video but I have a problem my sensei told me tu grab both legs and then pull over me the legs, but for me is very difficult to grab the right leg. Can you yo help me with some tips. And thanks for that video is awesome.

[@EffectiveMartialArts]

Glad you like it, Fermin! I think the best advice I can give you would be to listen to your sensei's feedback, and try to do it like him. Next best thing would be to watch the video again and again, drill the techniques in the air, and eventually slowly on a cooperative partner to get the hang of it. Hope this helps :) - Patrick