Takedown WITHOUT RISK of guillotine - by UFC Lightweight Jake Matthews

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Submission Radio Technique of the Week - How to perform a back take transition from full mount into a choke - for Gi, no GI BJJ, Sambo and MMA
- Demonstrated by UFC Lightweight fighter Jake Matthews and 4th degree BJJ Black Belt Carlos Vieira.
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[@jakebaine]

Me and a buddy had a grappling contest and I went for a single leg take down and totally revealed my neck in seconds which allowed him to use an easy guillotine and I was out before I could think of the escape. That totally opened my eyes to how I need to now get caught in those.

[@coreycollins4047]

Head on the inside on single legs

[@noelnoni7310]

@@coreycollins4047 GSP always has his head on the outside

[@RustyIsScared]

@@noelnoni7310 yeah so does DC. alot of different variations though.

[@D9Wx]

thats some sweet technique right there

[@martaewhite5750]

This is so fucking useful. Monday I'm gonna get into a fight at my school and I'm gonna do some Brock Lesnar punches then do a takedown.

[@tomascanaveira6092]

How did it go?

[@RayFury]

Martae White he never replied sooo I guess it didn't work for him

[@joshgannon9715]

Martae White RIP

[@TheMazz95]

hahahah lmao

[@sekiro6320]

Hahahaha Mayday! Mayday! Mayday!

[@ionicguy4919]

Instead of releasing the leg with that hip switch, you can sit down on your foot, locking it down and just ground and pound from the quarter mount.

[@yodizzll]

THIS IS AMAZING

[@lordsneed9418]

really cool! I've never seen this double leg takedown variation before!

[@jaden8pk]

great~ easy understand. thank you.^^

[@pzf4214]

Nice video!

[@paulzenchuk7807]

Nice!!!!!

[@monyetguru]

so this is why theyre called Submission Radio

[@kiharaaikido]

very nice buddy! May i suggest, do a continuation of this technique where you figure four the lead leg and roll or break fall to the side for a knee bar. It's one of my favorite things to do. Beautifully explained and execute.

[@SubmissionRadio]

+kiharaaikido Good idea! We'll have to look at doing that in the future:)

[@Schoondogg]

This is so damn useful

[@mariuskrauer8685]

I really dislike the fact that you pass guard to the side where your head is... pass to the other side and you don't have to worry about a choke at all because he could not finish it when you the center line of his body.

[@Austin-wy4xe]

Yeah I have to say, this seems to violate every general rule of guillotine avoidance.

[@ha_ha-ha_ha]

Isn't this the same as doing a head to the outside single leg takedown, which is very easy to catch a guillotine from? He can still wrap his arm around your neck and eventually hook the non trapped leg around you, the sort of marcelotine. Correct me if I'm wrong though, I am a white belt.

[@ukaszbryk5850]

shoud've used it in fight against Vick :D

[@thiccbrick9743]

Thank you gonna try this at my tournament today

[@henrikbenavides9989]

Did it work?

[@fnfn9229]

​@@henrikbenavides9989 the guys been unconscious for 8 months guess not 😅.

[@alexjohnson2283]

Would the reap still be considered legal in kids divisions?

[@andresoares1526]

Can i put my head more lower? In the knee or quad level?

[@jitsu5489]

I have a hard time shooting and going down to a knee, I suck. I feel so off balance.

[@Nenad-ICXC-Shuput-GFAMMA]

No such thing as risk free anything in fighting, especially takedown again high skilled BJJ guy.

[@TheGodSchema]

Theres probably a knee-bar waiting to happen there too. Dont pass that leg and just wrap-extend.

[@severed321]

that's awesome, would be cool to include some footage doing it in a real fight though

[@antjmi]

LOL I AM THE FIRST VIEW :o) Great stuff shall try this tonight at class

[@SubmissionRadio]

+antjmi Congrats and Good luck!:)

[@apolyedapolyed7524]

Can anyone explain why the opponent can't execute a guillotine with this technique ?

[@cypi6210]

Cause they can’t lock you in their guard, and your are pushing your head into their leg so they will struggle to get their arm under your neck

[@rnc-wr8wv]

and hopefully don't get kneed in the face on you way in

[@rye-bread5236]

Like Ben askren!

[@willed021]

It's like a double duckwalk for the footwork.

[@mohammad0988]

Cain should have watched this, lol.

[@darkspawn88]

+Mohammad G hahaha true..it was look like hes was desperate :D

[@mohammad0988]

+Giorgos Rusinov Haha, yeah. Cain "Pull Out To Injury" Volesquez!

[@lionheart051droid]

yeah lol

[@garrettpech8521]

or aan Americana arm lock

[@victordosanjos2158]

What is the name of this technique?

[@cringeyidiotterry]

It's a combination of them, the first one is closing in on the opponent for a takedown, the second is a leg reap for the takedown, and the third is the counter to a guard.

[@ggPescesgg]

I mean, he could guillotine you just the same he just didn't do it lmao

[@KieranRooney]

Idk if ur allowed to knee someone’s head while on ground in mma but isn’t that a huge risk at 2:39

[@MrClaysta]

Illegal in UFC, legal elsewhere such as RIZIN

[@blackpanther524]

If you get into that position, instead of passing guard you could knee bar him

[@lordsneed9418]

I don't see how this prevents the guillotine , because if he got your head then you'd be passing on the wrong side that would make his guillotine worse. Iif you get guillotined then you need to pass across his body , not pass to the side of this body.

[@dresnio1363]

Just power double

[@VinylUnboxings]

Who new that Yung Lean could wrestle

[@noeguerrero967]

Anyone know if this is allowed in folk style wrestling

[@Khaliljt]

Noe Guerrero it is allowed but it's a pretty bad takedown from a wrestling standpoint

[@noeguerrero967]

lilahk95 why do you say , seems like it leads into a good pinning combination

[@D9Wx]

it might be because this takedown is less powerful than a normal double leg, and it requires from timing and less power to pulll through. And in mma u can use punching to counter with a take-down which makes it easier and timing is more importan. Timing is always important, but theres a diffrence.

[@natelujan579]

Cut the angle and drive keeps em off your neck

[@rye-bread5236]

This only works if both fighters are orthodox. Sigh I wish I could find a channel for southpaws.

[@isaacchua0405]

Ikr #thestruggleisreal

[@liukang85]

He accidentally switched legs after being reguarded

[@loulucena2872]

is that Justin Bieber? HAHHAHA!

[@spearwinin192]

One like

[@NeedMoreJuice.]

Open for a Knee lol

[@ArthurHau]

Unlike Judo, most BJJ takedowns rely on a fake and then a forward movement of your center of gravity directed towards your opponent's center of gravity. The only reason why it works so well against a boxer is because of the boxer's front-rear stance which limits his side movements. In other words, a boxer can move in and out but not sideways. If I always maintain a lateral stance instead of a front-rear stance. Whenever a BJJ fighter moves whether fake or attack, I simply move laterally to the blind side of the BJJ guy's front leg. The forward movement of the center of gravity of the BJJ guy will always miss my center of gravity. This is simple physics.

[@connar8852]

A boxer can move sideways very well have you seen Ali? Also a boxer can pivot around

[@ArthurHau]

Of course you can move laterally when you stand laterally. But when you have either an orthodox or a southpaw stance, you cannot move your center of gravity laterally IN ONE SINGLE MOVE. This is simple physics. A laterally stance allows you to move laterally in one single move. A front-rear stance allows you to move forward or backward in one single move. This is also physics. Use your brain!

[@connar8852]

+Arthur Hau a boxer can still pivot around you in one move and good boxers can move any direction very efficiently I do judo and box so I know how to move

[@mongolchiuud8931]

Artur Hau - what do you mean by "Unlike Judo, most BJJ takedowns rely on a fake and then a forward movement".... A huge part of Judo's success in throws is because they practice "Kuzushi" which means breaking your opponents balance first before applying the throw or take down. Kuzushi can be a feint, pushing or pulling motion to get an opponent to react disrupting their balance and center of gravity before a throw. And BJJ are not known for very good throws or take downs..

[@Imafairygaming]

U just kiss him

[@lofteyyyyyyy3437]

That's BJJ, Lmao.

[@kubikiribasara3499]

Mira es el Saul CANELO Alvarez dedicandose al Yu Yitsu