How to master throws? Sambo for beginners

[@Maza675]

Great teacher and your translator/narrator does a tremendous job

[@IvanVasylchuk_silapartera]

Thank you so much!

[@jx14aby]

You're a great teacher. I wish I was sixty years younger.

[@domiz1813]

I had a lot of trouble getting a feeling for throws and takedowns Now im finally getting the hang of it

[@sultanboam8856]

You are so professional sir I love it so much and I learn many things with ur practice. .....

[@athirstyguy]

REALLY appreciate coach!!

[@theimprovist4158]

The best💯

[@allahverdialiev6242]

Thanks

[@russetvelvet]

I thought it would be advantageous to be able to throw on both sides, because sometimes some manoeuvres make you and your opponent end up in positions when it's more convenient throwing on a different side

[@leandrobarros6711]

Oss👏👏👏

[@TheKillaMethod]

What are your thoughts on a "grappling dummy " ? And if I can drill myself to have practical skills alone?

[@randybowman]

I think they have limited application for technique development, but if you get a heavy enough one they could be good for conditioning. Like for a reverse lift drill or something like that.

[@TheKillaMethod]

@@randybowman thanks , that makes sense. My dummy is 140lb and is so difficult to move that dead wait around lol

[@juandenz2008]

Grappling dummy is inferior to an actual training partner, but better than nothing. I think 140lb is too heavy. You need a weight that allows you to get a decent number of reps in with good technique. (disclaimer: this is all my personal opinion.)

[@TheKillaMethod]

@@juandenz2008 your not wrong, I figured 140lb would be a great way to make me strong. But it is alot for me. I'm only 155 my damn self. I'll have some video of me traing in it soon. Check out some of my other uploads my friend.

[@aslanvirkoladze1946]

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