Step Around Throw From Over Under by Jacob Kasper

[@justinbutcher2183]

I hit this in jiu-jitsu class in no gi all the time but this video really helps to understand everything from arm position and feet position

[@diosantana2659]

I would hit this on you

[@ericr2617]

One of my very favorite throws

[@fanaticwrestling3904]

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[@mofozi]

Beautiful video

[@fanaticwrestling3904]

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[@icyedits3701]

Bro in the red is a unit lmao

[@MrMrbrianbechtel]

The guy you hate to roll with lol

[@eliotquintana9802]

Overhook jiu-jitsu techniques under hook throw techniques

[@MrJeppo96]

Great Video, best explanation I ve found so far 💪🏼

[@fanaticwrestling3904]

🤗🤙🏻

[@FR-ty5vn]

Nice 👍🏼 - Jiu Jitsu guy here - I recently learned the lateral drop and have had success with it - this is similar but different, right? I’m using a push to get a push back for momentum - can this throw be used off a failed lat drop?

[@jiujitsuismyoutlet]

That’s a BIG dude

[@fanaticwrestling3904]

yep

[@akv-e5t]

very well explained

[@haraldodunkirk1432]

Great throw. Versions by Pat Downey and Ben Askren also cool.

[@rupertswain8313]

Jon Trenge is also great at teaching this throw, calls it a Polish throw

[@deneshkandiah2194]

Is this throw kinda like a lateral drop, only in a different direction?

[@TheRealOwen1230]

Same idea trapping the leg as opposed to using it off their pressure

[@andzrit]

lateral drop relies more on instigated momentum step over relies more on trapping the knee, immobilizing the hips

[@rollerbearings9995]

the great thing here is that you're blocking the opponent's leg from being used for stability. you throw & roll, but stop the momentum. nice.

[@jerryjerry4369]

Stop knee,elbow too 😳

[@DarkDragon1223]

DIAMOND MINE FOREVER

[@fanaticwrestling3904]

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[@Garysmith2045]

Does this end up causing damage to their knees ever? Something about dropping the hips directly down into the side of the knee from the outside makes me think it's gonna buckle their knee and damage the MCL on the other side.

[@jeremymartin4707]

I wouldn’t think so cause you are life lying them up and over. If you were to go down on the knee and force their foot to stay on the mat (like a scissor sweep). It would be more dangerous

[@nchawkin]

4:18

[@fanaticwrestling3904]

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[@1x403]

Could you use this in mma

[@fanaticwrestling3904]

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[@Abbassis15]

Ofc

[@mubarkqardas46]

Yoel romero vs brad tavares

[@mubarkqardas46]

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[@WilliamsWrestlin]

@@mubarkqardas46 Yep. Gorgeous. Looks like he wraps the waist while trapping the overhook

[@IZenI00]

Feel like an outside trip would work from the same setup with less effort, used it to win regionals

[@justamurse5646]

Outside trips rarely work at a high level, and you’re sacrificing your center of balance and a leg doing it. A good guy will toss you if you try to hook and trip. Inside trip is far more effective if it’s there.

[@MemoTraining]

@@justamurse5646 Yeah you never see it much. I find the lateral is a nice with the inside trip both as a counter or a second attack if they defend it.

[@Tourist-Q]

"Sounds oxymoronic" That's what you'll never hear actual fighters like boxers say :D They didn't go to elite colleges.

[@1x403]

Boxers make 100 times the money these wrestler make though

[@appleboss9742]

@@1x403 doesn't mean they're a better fighter

[@diosantana2659]

Stay away from this in common sparring and just go for the over under. You can destroy a knee doing this wrong.

[@kd3655]

this is such a dangerous move, if u sit in on the side of your training partners leg like that you can blow out their knee

[@Vonlock]

Go cry about it

[@garyfwb5846]

I don't doubt this guy is a competent wrestler. But he's not a good teacher. He's been hit in the head too many times.

[@kennethgriffin7921]

this move doesn't make any sense. theres no way anyone would position their legs like that in a grapple lol