Which ARMDRAG is the BEST!??

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[@TeachMeGrappling]

The answer is.... The one that works! 😉🤙. Thanks everyone!

[@meowmeowone8479]

This Coach! Answers exactly what I was thinking. There is no hiding things from the Grapple Master!

[@majorawol]

Inside step puts you in a 50/50 position. More risks to be countered?

[@counterkidnapping1737]

Outside steps doesn't work against good wrestler

[@GaryHost-qs9pg]

So few people know how to defend any arm drag they all work very well

[@ericr2617]

Inside step - body lock - step around to the back is my favorite. Just like you do at 5:07 . When I go straight to the outside step I some time get in that situation when we both start spinning trying to get each others back. Inside step blocks them from doing so. As always, thanks for the outstanding content!

[@giszTube]

.I like sume gaeshi and I do a back roll to land in mount. It works on much bigger opponents.

[@_OldWorldCharm_]

I’ve only ever used the outside step armdrag in an effort to take the back. But I’ll be using the others tonight and try the different leg attacks as well. Thanks, Coach!

[@TeachMeGrappling]

Kick ass! 🤙

[@ularlularular]

Your wrestling knowledge combined with your jiujitsu makes one lethal combination. Thank you coach peterson for your awesome videos and i hope you keep em coming. Greetings from Indonesia!

[@cesaralvesdemoraes3187]

I think the secret it to never separate them in the first place. Grappling is grappling

[@Carlitosmalo]

I love the outside step to take the back or single leg👌

[@btm1]

usually the outside step one to a snatch single/back take because I really like the dominant angle I get on my opponent but sometimes I like to switch it up to a bodylock inside trip

[@dominicanrepublic2549]

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[@royercrosbypatton6370]

Amongst arm drags preferably I wish to use the outside arm drag.

[@josephbreza-grappling9459]

The one you rarely use is the highest percentage scoring at the World and Olympic level. Except that you need to catch the far floating rib (into a body lock) and don’t turn your hips until you have it locked. Watch my former coach, former head coach of the world team Andy Seras. The reason is that in the “inside” one you’re showing, you’re essentially giving the person the exact same move. All he needs to do is grab your tricep with arm you just dragged and he has the same move. I can’t tell you how many guys I’ve dragged from their own drag. It’s not that the first two don’t work, they just don’t have the highest percentage of gaining control over high level wrestlers.

[@youngbuddha7778]

Well inside trip of jt torres ( bjj guy ) did work on pj barch a D1 wrestler same as would on others so not sure that it doesn’t work in high level maybe just not D1 all American olympic

[@josephbreza-grappling9459]

@@youngbuddha7778 It’s not that it can’t ever work, it’s that it rarely does and can put you in a bad position when you attempt it. So people in wrestling have gotten away from it. The title of the video is “which armdrag is the best,” not “which armdrag works sometimes on good wrestlers,” so I responded to address that question. Barch is one of the better wrestlers in BJJ, but he basically wrestled for like one semester in college. So sure, he was D1. When have you seen this work in college or at the senior level? I have been wrestling and coaching wrestling since 1991 and I can’t remember ever seeing this past low level highschool wrestling. As a coach, I think it is important to teach what works often so that you increase the chances of your athletes having success. Oddly, I get pushback from people with little to no experience in wrestling, but not from the wrestling crowd. It is mostly the BJJ crowd and they try to tell me how BJJ works. I am a purple belt and I still have a lot to learn in BJJ still, but when it comes to getting the contest to the ground, I have not had any issues in that department and those I train learn how to do the same

[@buzzamerican]

Thank you for the great lessons!!!

[@flawlessfusionproject5430]

We love you megan.

[@RonALampman]

We did arm drag tonight in wrestling and used a same side grip. I like the one where your pesky opponent had a death grip and I simply shoot my arm across my body (their arm in tow) and hit the drag there. We did hip tosses from several different moves and the arm drag was one. Thanks Coach! Great stuff.

[@exodusxp8094]

You could maybe use the merkle then adjust grip to arm drag to enter the position aight the inside step and hit the sumi gaeshi or uchimata

[@anotherpilgrim8313]

The uchimata 6:35 and sumigaeshi 6:48 look pretty badass.

[@JCBPARISPARIS]

Excellent as often in your channel.

[@thomasvalenti7898]

Ty so much i like the inside trip but ive seen the arm drag to that td ty for the new weapon

[@ben-arte8936]

Great breakdown for a rookie grappler like me

[@MMA-VET170]

usually hit the inside drag but I hit my butt and bounce up and get the corner! I tech falled the 2x KY state champion and 3 TDs were off a re-drag...I like hitting when a guy reaches to get wrist control.. they never suspect it because if they are expecting for a wrist being there 2 grab they are 3 steps behind.. and Its key to clear your wrist if they do do get wrist control.. great video homie..Im.a pro mma fighter with over 40 fights and love your content...

[@Ruleisbroke]

Love all the arm drag info. Thanks coach.

[@leglocksdontwork4243]

I like to fake the uci mata from one side and than armdrag to the other side to take the back

[@Bunta1987qwerty]

I like to get the arm drag grip, but wait for my opponent to make it their own, just so I can hit seoi nage. Sorry I haven’t been in the gym. My day off is usually Saturday.

[@jasonmananquil8040]

Coach you’re amazing 👍🏻

[@OctoBox]

I arm drag them, so they move, and I wind up on outside OR I step outside OR I fall back and drag them down with 1/2 way to back take.

[@kaiceecrane3884]

I have more experience with doing an outside step but I like that and combining it with an inside step with my same side leg

[@kanewashington4683]

I also never go to the knee when going for a single i go for the knee pick me personally had better chances of finishing from the knee pick and use less energy with the knee pick

[@micvili7527]

I like them all

[@fabiochiarenza3539]

the videos are always interesting and very nice.

[@mareweatabaroka6638]

Inside step double leg

[@rogerioPMA]

Most of the time when I try the armdrag my oponent ends up almost taking my back. It's like as if he was armdragging me, I dont know what Im doing wrong.

[@kanewashington4683]

I most the time step outside and take the back

[@Arman-jx7hu]

Loving it ❤

[@marchassell-cramer9062]

Ok that’s awesome I use the same Miyagi references!

[@marchassell-cramer9062]

I typically show a right step (right foot lead) to prevent my opponent from circling away. I use this foot work to help achieve a Greco body lock or incorporate a level change to double. Once again, I’m sharing this video with our students. Thanks as always

[@ArmadusMalaysia]

I've tapped out a bjj student during training with the arm drag. It can be a very sneaky technique. But one problem I'm having is when everyone is sweaty, and I can't get a good grip on the arm.

[@jesseyoung7855]

Arm drag, hip throw, mount

[@no1wrestlingmachine]

Can you do an outside step into a double leg takedown?

[@ladd960]

Everyone knows I arm drag a lot (jiu jitsu guy) so now they are super aggressive jerking their arm back…do you have any videos on countering their counter when they jerk their arm back?

[@richardcorke3137]

I like the ones that won't get me a thumb in the eye.

[@syriusasham1538]

The best!

[@rollinOnCode]

double armdrags!

[@martinryan2950]

Awesome

[@SwordFighterPKN]

Pump handle to an outside step.

[@jahosaphat]

I like the outside.

[@awakenedintofreedom]

i drag with my right lead kicking the inside foot pitch him forward and take his back

[@guitarfan84]

Coach do you have different footwork for duck unders as well? My coach was teaching an outside step for a duck

[@wingoreviewsboxingandmma3667]

Outside step

[@meowmeowone8479]

O, what if you have a bum knee/chronic injury AND still want to learn the Dark Grapple Arts, what workarounds do you suggest?

[@mikemcc1156]

My body is a chronic condition all the time. At 45 Good knee braces and mass ibuprofen:)

[@佐藤武志-q9l]

master master

[@meinname6843]

6:48

[@danielashman1753]

Today i arm dragged a big 250 pounder into taking my back and smashing me multiple times

[@meowmeowone8479]

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[@eclipsewrecker]

Drag-sacrifice-bootscoot-scoop leg single Kinda like this.. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXbTaXSvj52le6c And this haha kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2m3aZeJoduEirc