KNEE PULL Single Leg!! Coach Brian BREAKDOWN!

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teachmegrapplin... This video demonstrates a breakdown of the "Knee Pull" Single leg takedown. Check out the details and you are sure to find something useful! Enjoy! If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions, please comment below. More videos to come! Please like, share, and subscribe!!

[@1millioncicades183]

Your videos are probably the best and most detailed takedown instructionals on the internet. Thank you! I would love to train in your gym.

[@unclejoe6899]

Brian, I learn wrestling technique and English language in same time Thank you!! Best regards from Sweden

[@alhuzayl6029]

as long as you understand "smesh him" you are good brother! Hey how far are you from the gym that khamzat (alexander gustuffuson) works out at? Man! If I was there I would be all over that gym bro!!

[@rns7426]

The loudest timer whistle in the world right there folks. It melted my entire face when it went off.

[@harrisonclark4382]

Love the knee pull. Khabib did it mostly from the outside, so did Gregory Gillespie and Earl Hall. I had a few kids that were quick enough to hit from outside too. It’s such a slick leg attack.

[@chrissalazar9932]

This guys content is seriously top of the line stuff. Keep up the great work. Wish you were in Houston.

[@exterminateurdeverminesetd1272]

Man, you mean you are from Houston, Texas? Oh man, god damn

[@cola8058]

I studied 3 different takedowns for my morning sparring session. Yours was the only one that worked instantly and easily. THANK YOU!

[@cratos900]

King of the Mountain grappling stuff!

[@1000Demons]

I love your technique. A lot to learn here. Also, I love how you threw in a "No. 1 Bullshit" Khabib reference. Keep up the good work!

[@jay-b3217]

I fucken love you bruh thanks for the amazing content keep it up plz❤️❤️

[@acccs659]

Thank you for the upload.

[@ynothughes]

Solid as usual. Great point by point instruction. I've been using a lot of this stuff in my BJJ for the past couple months.

[@arizonakahanaka4016]

Thank you for this video

[@tonywilkinson2065]

Best coach, teaching style is methodical and user friendly, wish Brian was in the UK.

[@craigmeyers9137]

I wish you all the luck and every power God will bestow upon you. You're going to need it. Ask "ANY" of the Gracies. Just say coach Meyers. They will know exactly who you're talking about.

[@smallbraindima9097]

More single legs!!

[@steveh4943]

Love the breakdowns. The way you communicate makes everything seem so easy.

[@Arman-jx7hu]

Brian is a total badass!!

[@linaszdanavicius399]

Would you be able to show more single or double leg finishes please? Very much appreciated.

[@memeteamcentral_3598]

Just make sure you don’t have a collar tie on the same side as your lead leg with the setup. You’ll just pull them right into your leg and they’ll be deep in a single

[@TeachMeGrappling]

This is not true. It may be possible when you don't execute it properly but with good positioning defense for an incoming leg attack can be avoided using the collar tie, head position, footwork, and hips.

[@valeiro147]

High level stuff!!!!

[@KaliCarter]

Wow!! Can't wait to show this to my kid.

[@giovannixu9441]

Great videos coach! Continue like this!

[@btm1]

brilliant stuff

[@johnsapla7906]

Great video man. I am new to grappling and I learned so much from here. keep it up brother 👍✌️

[@dosomething3]

I love this channel so much.

[@tyhatfield7156]

Love it for sure bud my only thing is your gable grip it Should never be hand is around the leg in the front, and top it should be on the bottom because people can pull your arm up and you lose your connection, if you go home down then you actually have much more secure single leg opportunity that’s just what we really worked on in camps, and stuff and that’s exactly what some other guys taught me! Also I have a really good drill that I showed you guys going to do that sweeping single Big thing though really doesn’t matter because if you get proper position, angles, and you’re behind them it won’t matter that much unless you’re going if someone very very good.

[@TeachMeGrappling]

Yeah I know. I switched my technique to the way demonstrated. I only go palm to palm arm around back on top if my opponent has access to my wrist. I now train everyone to not allow the opponent access. I feel it is more effective. To each his own.

[@RyderKnightly]

yeah coach did a whole video on that grip for singles. definitely worth a watch

[@tyhatfield7156]

TeachMeGrappling Coach Brian Yeah I will do a video on it if you want try to talk to you about my friend

[@anthonycumberbatch3287]

Thank you thank you.....now I have an entry I can use

[@jboettc2]

Love the content coach! Wondering if the setup can be done in Gi grappling with a collar drag similar to the head pull? Thanks again for the channel!

[@TeachMeGrappling]

Yes that would be a good adaptation!

[@JacekKlimko]

That's amazing. Thanks

[@stassenchr]

A bit of time since this was posted, but trying to ask nonetheless: Given how many ppl will shoot singles to one side and high c to the other, could one perhaps replace the high c side with a knee pull single? So normal sweep single on right, knee pull single to left for example. Just trying to think how to avoid high c

[@TeachMeGrappling]

Yes definitely an option. I would encourage learn them all including the high crotch!

[@stephanwatson7902]

Alot of Bruce Lee fans dont do their homework even though for free online they'd know the tao of jkd says "Dont rely on just one takedown" Many "jkd" people refuse to grapple

[@kbbbvanderson]

Love it! Thank you!

[@icscoaching3251]

Can you show the single run in pipe 👊🏾 Thank you coach

[@ashwinchidambaram4100]

Loved it

[@gutse007]

Awesoooomee!!!!

[@kellyokamoto1604]

Hey Coach, another great, well-explained technique vid! Thanks! I've got a more specific question. Scenario: street fight, larger opponent that know a bit of wrestling. How can I use HIS sprawl against him when I go for a double? Is there such a technique? Thanks again for all you do!

[@royalty_the1892]

First, always avoid a Street fight at any cost. It's not worth getting in trouble with the law or getting physically hurt just so you won't "look weak, or like a 'punk'" what's the point? In the long run it won't even matter and will be forgotten in a month. However, if you have no other choice.. Use an angle so the weight of his sprawl isn't directly on you. Check the video again for good techniques on angles. And if he thinks your gonna shoot, feint the double leg and when he goes for the sprawl hit him with a solid knee (an uppercut will work but a knee is devastating)

[@timberwolves10452]

Roll thru for the omoplata counter

[@alhuzayl6029]

100% smesh!!! Thanks!

[@BerBer_Hammer]

Its letty

[@user-fj2lh9je5t]

Is this man an Indian or the transporter?

[@TeachMeGrappling]

Indian!

[@GridironMasters]

So sad that all of this knowledge is dispensed with by modern jiujitsu rules and culture.

[@tyhatfield7156]

Brian talk with me on Facebook and if you don’t have that drill that I use I’ll make it video of it and send it to you :)

[@michaeldurussel]

Sooo goood thx very much. Smash him okay

[@mvrts]

Why the fish eyed lens?

[@ЭльдарИскендеров-р9б]

You had better learn boxing just for yourself

[@ergocardinal9585]

awesome, thank you!