3 NoGi Takedowns You Need to Know | With Olympic Silver Medalist Travis Stevens

[@ConnorLyon]

Man you guys have no idea how informative this is. Summarises it, shows it in action, then breaks it down to understand it better. Amazing. More of this please.

[@miomimomiro]

I had the exact same thoughts! Tried these out today at our gym against a taller guy who was more lean and then a bit shorter tank guy. I myself am short too (168cm/72kg atm) and had GREAT success. The keypoints these guys showed were the gamechanger that turned this from a ”good lesson” to a ”great lesson”. Magnifique!

[@remshot1998]

Yes we do

[@mattmgarza]

Full Speed Move One 1:28 Full Speed Move Two 3:54 Full Speed Move Three 7:17

[@vgman94]

Matt Garza Thank you for saving my time. I probably do 2/3 without much difficulty. The angle on one was kind of odd to me. Excellent work. 👍🏻

[@atlasfishmo]

You were sent from God himself

[@DEV-1nOnly]

I'm gonna comment so I can get this comment closer to the top

[@mattmgarza]

@K D thanks, but I'm an atheist :)

[@mmareviewer.2372]

my question is... why are we not learning from a gold medallist?

[@phobowl]

I love how Travis has moved forward so much from his judo roots and expanded his grappling to bjj & wrestling. I’m on the same journey but of course at a much lower level.

[@astrosherlock374]

Travis has been grappling all of these (including wrestling) since he was like 5. He hasn't moved on from his roots, he's just retired.

[@chickfinnegan8969]

New white belt here. During open role, I always feel more comfortable starting up, than in a seated position. This is a vid I needed. Thanks!

[@aleksandermillang1171]

Thank you so much Travis! I´ve seen a bunch of Takedown videos. This is one of the best out there! Cheers!

[@vindicatedafi]

Cool vids man I always see you at judo tournaments that’s always cool to see. Some suggestions for the channel maybe 2 no gi and 2 gi vids per month since you said you were looking at 1 video per week keep it balanced. Keep up the good content!

[@marcussomerville2593]

I was a bouncer for a long time in the early 90s before BJJ was a thing. I so wish we had BJJ back then because even though I was 5'11' and 90kg there was so many guys at 6"3' to 6"6' and 10 to 30 kg heavier that having the better body mechanics would have helped so much. #Respect

[@Chicano_pistolero]

That’s what I do now and my height XD which is why I’m watching. These videos and practicing lmao

[@lastmanstanding5423]

All of these are Catch Wrestling take downs. Been around since 18th century.

[@SunnyBuoy1]

5'11" and 90 kg's !! c'mon man !! well able !!!

[@SundownTE]

This is such good material Travis, lots of fine details that even seasoned BJJ coaches don't know

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Thank you!

[@أمهعربيةذاترسالةخالدة]

@@TravisStevensgrapplingالدقيقة 50 : 8 افعله سريعة او اجد له حل

[@أمهعربيةذاترسالةخالدة]

اريد ترجمة لهاذا الكلام

[@jorgeherrera1074]

Upload?!?!?! YES!!! Thanks sooo much!!!! I’ve been doing bjj for a year and started judo a few weeks ago because I saw Travis Stevens on youtube and it looked soooo awesome!

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Thank you so much for your support! If there is anything you would like to see let us know.

[@jorgeherrera1074]

Travis Stevens I enjoy the judo/wrestling side of it all so takedowns and throws are one of the big things I like watching of yours. Also, if you ever have a seminar in Texas I’ll definitely go to that! Only seminar I can think of I wouldn’t mind paying to attend!

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

I don't have any seminars in TX lined up at the moment it's a big state though. I did do one about a year ago though.

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Glad I could inspire you to train more!

[@nevergiveup7502]

Im thinking of taking judo... How do you like judo compared to ban?

[@spencerdean4181]

I’d love to see a video on really basic grip fighting. Like what the best place for me to position my hands and best place for me to keep my opponents hands. How do I strip grips most efficiently. We don’t learn any of this in my bjj class. Hopes this helps you come up with a new video idea and thanks in advance 😊

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

I love that topic. It might be hard to get basic thought but we can work on it. Frosty is a Judo white belt still so I'll act like I'm teaching him. Will try to get a video out in a few weeks for you!

[@mrmushin1]

I know Neil Adams has a book on Grips.

[@mmafanuk]

Thanks for this - I've been teaching my 4 year old daughter the arm drag, didn't know the detail of push down on the wrist

[@PeterJames143]

wow that's interesting, i was mostly focusing on teaching my two year old the conversion from side control to omoplata but you know, to each his own (haha :))

[@mmafanuk]

@@PeterJames143 lol, let's open a communist style BJJ school 🏫

[@PeterJames143]

@@mmafanuk oh we don't have to do that, after bjj goes to the Olympics the communists will start their own schools. :) North Korean omoplata!

[@mmafanuk]

@@PeterJames143 ahaha!

[@JudoHubKenya]

Thank you coach Travis

[@CultMechanicus]

This is great, thank you for sharing.

[@otiszoff8079]

Thanks Travis!

[@alonsolemon]

Can't wait to use this in class!! 😂😂 Thanks for the vid!!

[@Monster-ej4se]

grate details grate teacher very awsome

[@daveupnorth23]

Awesome instructional, thanks

[@mujitsu1097]

Looking forward to trying these tonight!

[@gaminghiglightsfights7207]

Very clear,step by step..

[@mikelima2795]

Good Ole "Frosty" used to train w him here in FL, kids a monster. Nice to see him out here!

[@1m_sophie]

Love your videos, really helpful.

[@blankaverticalroll4143]

thank you guys. much appreciated

[@EnglishAcquired]

Beautiful. Super well made video

[@lorenachen2768]

Amazing analysis!! Thank you!! Liked and subscribed!

[@weeklywash]

Mr. Stevens and the Boston Viking!! VIdeos like these kept my game up while on the island!

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Love it!

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

LOL

[@tjnlindaoconchuir1312]

This is so good. I'm going to try some of this in my BJJ class.

[@HigherSpiritPrimate]

Keep them No Gi TD coming Travis. There are awesome

[@anthonybenevides3628]

Recognized the Jimmy Pedro grip fighting in the opening credits. Nice.

[@skisquad1023]

Ya’ll earned a subscriber from this one ☝🏼 absolute gold

[@SashaLenskyj]

Thanks mate! Much appreciated

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Anytime!

[@Brobrahokau]

Thank you!!

[@gojuryu6775]

Rickson Gracie student here. I used to train out of the Camarillo Brothers father Judo dojo. How you doing? I enjoy your videos.

[@t-bag9793]

Great content mate

[@eduardo.nishio]

nice details. thank you

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

You're welcome!

[@efitwithnick]

These are great. Thanks.

[@Terminator0800]

Very good explains

[@sercankozaci6480]

do you have a no gi - takedown instructional travis? great stuff. thank you. oss.

[@Terminator0800]

Thanks

[@user-sk4nt5bm5r]

Love it. Thanks!

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

I'm glad you like it.

[@marcusv2226]

Awesome stuff

[@joseperalta2400]

I kept getting caught it guillotine so this video is very helpful, subscribed✅

[@robertfussenegger9664]

Thats some advanced staff. Would love to see beginner technics as well

[@lefthooklarry3611]

Jordan b Olympic gold medalist has a basic video with east bay sports that’s great for beginner takedowns

[@pawetusciak5599]

Thanks Champ! You explained it really clear and easy to understand 💪🙌

[@ashemleibakngambamoirangch5416]

Thanks for the detailed explanation...I just subscribed ...Oss

[@miomimomiro]

In my opinion this guide was EXCELLENT! Tried these out today at our gym against a taller guy who was more lean and then a bit shorter tank guy. I myself am short too (168cm/72kg atm) and had GREAT success. The keypoints Travis showed here were THE gamechanger that turned this from a ”good lesson” to a ”great lesson”. Magnifique!

[@tedmanasa907]

Great video, thanks!

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Glad you enjoyed it.

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Glad you enjoyed it.

[@johnsuzy98]

Super helpful video! Thanks so much! Very appreciated! 🤙🏻😎💪🏻🥋

[@jamesvick5992]

Great video

[@hawaiidogs9277]

Ty

[@Sheahova]

sumi gaechi, ouchi gari, seio nagi and uchi mata is my favorite

[@JN-kk4nk]

Very good !!!

[@1sunstyle]

I like these ideas. I really have no idea how to wrestle or grapple or throw or anything. I specialize in weaponry and disarms and joint locks. All the joint locks I use are used standing or crouching and are illegal in grappling competitions as they are small joint manipulations and also standing is illegal I believe.

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Interesting! Thanks for checking out the channel though. I hope you found it valuable.

[@1sunstyle]

@@TravisStevensgrappling Make a Wrestling documentary! When you study Chinese martial arts you often hear of Mongolian Wrestling. They say Mongolians love to wrestle. Are you a Greco/Roman Wrestler?

[@henrikg1388]

@@1sunstyle His career and Olympic medal is in Judo. I believe that's all he did before branching into BJJ. I guess he's been doing some wrestling lately as well, but his base is Judo. A damned good judoka I might add.

[@billgo4th]

Good point on the detail of the drag so you don't get re-drag

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

There is nothing worse than getting re-dragged. I actually have a technique in my toolbox just for the cases where I might.

[@JamezAdam]

Great Tutorial 👊

[@fabooshka]

My god, im a white belt and yesterday i hit that duck under and got the back of a brown belt. Thanks for the techniques!

[@أمهعربيةذاترسالةخالدة]

8 : 50 ماذا يقول

[@Th3Barbarian01]

i like number 3 , is good very simple and effective

[@Woahub83]

3:47 brown belt establishing DLR guard by instinct

[@keileabrooke]

Ahh jiu-jitsu seems so scary! There's so much to it! But I'm gonna learn!

[@crhasty12]

Excellent video 👍🤙

[@michaelangelo7431]

This is gold

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Thanks Michael!

[@bperez003]

WAIT OMG?? Are you guys sponsored by Fuji? 😂 love the video

[@eliotquintana9802]

Bjj wrestling technique judo takedown techniques

[@SinsiAlpha]

Great tips, thanks Travis. Subscribed.

[@guulish]

Got a new subscribe for sure.

[@Chase1297]

I want that back take take down so badly. Please do more videos of it or if somebody can direct me to some I'd appreciate it!

[@MatthewJohnson-ls8qf]

I just learned a catch wrestling standing toe hold for number 2 its pimp .

[@WebSurfer447]

Does the first move you showed only work if one person is orthodox and the other is southpaw? Thanks for the help!

[@davidtice4972]

Excellente! Using this in a no-gi seminar I'll be teaching November 9th and 10th 2019 in Carlsbad, California. Walking distance to the beach.

[@cjb8001]

Solid video

[@pierrebridenne8870]

Merci beaucoup !

[@tobygoodman9134]

I have a competition in the morning and my stand up sucks 😂

[@crocro9931]

6:20 -Side facing double leg takedown

[@bronstet]

In Judo we call your second takedown a Kouchi Gari but I really like the way you do it by bringing the backstep in to it. I'm going to try that. THanks for posting this video.

[@karankickboxingchamp]

Luv it

[@sdzachar]

Great details thank you

[@Urrzah]

Are these legal in judo competition?

[@kaneaftopouagapas3798]

Hey Travis, overall what techniques are best for nogi takedowns - wrestling techniques or judo techniques?

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

It depends on your background but for beginners I would always instruct wrestling.

[@kaneaftopouagapas3798]

@@TravisStevensgrappling I currently have a yellow belt in judo, my goal is to become very proficient in self defense grappling and takedowns for mma - would transitioning to wrestling from judo be better?

[@vicpsyops4095]

I dunno .. I been watching a lot of UFC lately and I can conclude, eye pokes and groin strikes dominate. Look what biting did fer Tyson. hehe Just having fun Thanks gents for the insightful breakdowns.

[@aaronf4201]

All good until your opponent has a short sleeve rash guard and shorts on and they are sweating. I find the wrist and ankle are tough to hold on to for the drag.

[@hifumiVAL]

The coaches always hit you hard enough so you tilt back, it's like their pride as a trainer or something

[@kemalkeza6795]

the 1st 1 is from judo but modified, I suggest doing wrestling if u want to be good at takedowns

[@ilyaibrahimovic9842]

This is for no strikes grappling, yes?

[@guambianthunderbolts905]

I like grappling with the gi.

[@piotrdygas5345]

I like grappling without the gi. And ribeye steaks.

[@Tobby4063]

mean video!!

[@oddpoppetesq.3467]

Im curious why they tape their fingers randomly? Some people tape certain ones and other people tape others, is that a JJ thing for better grip technique. If so would that work in Judo? My daughter is training and I wondered if that may help her technique, and of course is legal in Judo. Any help or advice is greatly appreciated 👍

[@Szt1998]

I know you probably have the answer now, but at my gym it's generally the ones that keep getting hurt on that particular grappler.

[@盧柏翔-i3e]

Impressive

[@carlosandres1835]

3 WRESTLING takedowns you need to learn to make your bjj usefull

[@darknessdarkness3169]

Nobody who knows how to fight wil be with his palm on your head, until u get get that leg from nr 2 position you wil be hit 3 times in the face, or u get a knee in the stomach

[@Szt1998]

There's no punching in grappling arts. You need more options than double / single when you take striking setups out of the equation.

[@chetfreeland1920]

Can you submit with straight ankle from standing?

[@tomwalker389]

1:18 Was expecting Kosoto Gake or Tani Otoshi.

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Naw not that great for nogi grappling.

[@tomwalker389]

Travis Stevens I’ve pulled off the Kosoto Gake from the over/under and left-sided underhook (got it from the Steve Mocco instructional). Tani Otoshi I've tried with the Russian Tie (Georgi Ivanov) arm drag (Adam Wheeler), side bear hug (Yarden Gerbi), and Georgian Grip (Iliadis). I'm (very) late to the Judo game. So I improvise my entries with Greco pummeling and collar ties.

[@tommycollier4780]

Someone after watching this: “hey lil bro c’mere

[@ishakaimen1576]

Wow you actually uploaded, awesome! Btw why are you doing wrestling takedowns and not judo takedown?

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

For beginners, they are a lot less risky as far as being in a bad position. They are also easier to learn. BJJ players move differently than just players so judo style takedowns can be harder.

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

They are easier for people to learn and apply to BJJ. Judo can be a challenge for a lot of people without experience in traditional judo.

[@Ollieofwrexham]

Renal gracie jon danher black belt well which one is it man?

[@y200sub]

Loz Tee john danaher is a black belt under renzo gracie

[@Ollieofwrexham]

@@y200sub I did not no! Thank you buddy!

[@y200sub]

Loz Tee 👍🏻👍🏻

[@californiacombativesclub202]

This is genius shit!🥋🥋🥋🥋🤼‍♀️

[@BaddestDragon]

This is all great if the opponent decides to stop being athletic and stays as light as possible on their feet. The reality of these moves is the often won't work the way you anticipate. They need to chain with other attacks because no one just "gets arm dragged" at least not in my area.

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Thats why it's the three you need to know. As you improve the more you need to chain together. But still a simple arm drag can work against the best grapplers.

[@BaddestDragon]

@@TravisStevensgrappling Thank you for the response!

[@tomwalker389]

Frosty Nickal!

[@juntjoonunya9216]

You have to say what sport. Could be judo, wrestling, pole vault, ping pong.

[@jamesmcvey5871]

Fucking jiu jitsu. Obviously. When the FUCK would you do a takedown in ping pong?

[@Kalernor]

Great but can you do some no gi judo takedowns too?

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Yeah we can work on that!

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

I think that might be my next DVD!

[@TheElThomaso]

Would love to see that!

[@VaGinoo]

Thanks! My Dog did not have a chance!

[@milosmilosavljevic2288]

Great techniques! By the way Travis you look big

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

LOL! I don't get a lot of time to train since I'm teaching mostly.

[@milosmilosavljevic2288]

@@TravisStevensgrappling keep up the good content!

[@TravisStevensgrappling]

Working on doing a video a week.