The "CRACKDOWN" Wrestling Takedown by Gerry Abas

This video Gerry Abas demonstrates the crackdown off a high crotch with a few finishes. 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!!
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[@jstrusins8753]

Always welcome the chance to see any techniques explained by Gerry Abas; he's great!

[@kenwu7]

Wrestling guy showed me this and I was wondering why I couldn't take his back. When that leg is pinned they got you

[@kallepikku4991]

I'm always excited for PG wrestling camp, coz you know you gonna get some high quality content for the channel. All those high level wrestlers travelling to PG is opportunity to learn simple yet effective techniques for us mortals.

[@Yarmalate]

I’m obsessed with the Crackdown because I find it so interesting, especially in a jiujitsu setting. I’ve watched all the videos on the internet I could possibly find This one is definitely one of the best explanations I’ve seen on it - keeping the hip stacked over the ankle with a long spine and expanded chest are huge details because you’re being offensive, and not curled up in a ball waiting for something to happen to you. What interests me the most right now is the swim to the head. In a jiujitsu context there’s a bit of a danger-zone when opening up the armpit like that to reach for the head, because people will try to throw their other leg over and look for Armbars and back takes. I’m trying to figure out what the rule is when reaching for the head to not get that arm isolated - how to time it properly or execute the mechanics well enough to where that threat isn’t as strong - any thoughts?? Thanks for the video!

[@TeachMeGrappling]

I promise I will have a video in the future detailing how we use this in BJJ. You're right its tricky and I have some info on it. 🤙

[@DominickODierno]

@@TeachMeGrappling I'm also looking forward to the "crackdown in a jiujitsu setting" video. I've used it both as a guard pass and as a back escape, but training partners get wise and start going for kimuras and the like.

[@moses8439]

How would u defend the guillotine from this position

[@moses8439]

@@TeachMeGrappling when are u gonna do a video next on the crackdown

[@TeachMeGrappling]

@@moses8439 I just did a couple. I still need to talk about the pitfalls.

[@sanitary103]

This was a great clinic. Brushing up my skills if my daughter eventually wrestles or not.

[@MichelleMartinez-tl5tb]

Gold Brother thanks!

[@homegrownrevolution9350]

Gold

[@lahuertadelivery1]

Master Peterson explain something about before the back take in the second round of the Pimblett vs Leavit fight of this past fight night in London. Nice video this one, keep the excellent work, thanks.

[@scal7122]

Amazing

[@7mikepd]

At 1:23, i thought that that was not a takedown yet, but in high school they are scoring that as a takedown already. there is almost no point in focusing on the rest of the position.

[@TeachMeGrappling]

No most definitely not a takedown yet.

[@adventuresandvacations4947]

A series you say ? Very interested in these teachings grasshopper. Lol

[@osvaldosegura2390]

You are the best coach , so that can be a counter to sit on the corner? When he elevates ur leg?

[@TeachMeGrappling]

Yes it definitely can!

[@nomenocare1306]

Did he explain the part at 3:16?

[@anotherguy5038]

John 15:10

[@odb667]

🔥🔥🔥

[@youregay2947]

what’s the purpose of the backstep at 2:21?

[@josaihbush-kh4eu]

The purpose of the back step is to gain more reach and catch the head. In wrestling it can be difficult to catch the head and transition to a cradle or half like abbas does. The back step brings your arm closer to the head

[@youregay2947]

@@josaihbush-kh4eu thank you!

[@nicktoney898]

Mr. Lahey can wrestle

[@ChrisLee-jp3jn]

so not worried about 100%??

[@TeachMeGrappling]

No it’s actually very easy to deal with if you rotate your hips and move towards the head. If not it’s definitely a problem.

[@Huicho805]

First!!!