First 3 Takedowns You Should Know for BJJ (Simplified)

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Ay yo man I’m not new but I’ve been subbed for a while now and I can say you’ve really helped me improve my martial arts

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Love to hear it brother. Glad it helps

[@cainaMi]

That underhook detail was fkin golden man, thanks!!

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Glad to help brother

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[@OttoRoesch28]

The first 3 takedowns. 1: Stone Cold Stunner. 2: Rock Bottom. 3: Sweet Chin Music.

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that's next weeks vid

[@OttoRoesch28]

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[@nateswain4633]

More gold. You're really helping my stand up game man, thanks

[@WrestlingUniversity]

Love to hear it. Hey if you get any takedowns you learned on the channel on video would be sick to feature you in a short.

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I'll comment whatever just to boost this. Excellent video and channel, people need to see it.

[@WrestlingUniversity]

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[@84maker]

Such great detail. My favorite takedown channel

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Appreciate that brother ty 🫶

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Clean, concise and detail oriented... excellent content an presentation!

[@WrestlingUniversity]

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[@HMALDANA]

Solid teaching. Thanks for sharing!

[@jdmorza2940]

Great content the explanations are very articulate and clear . Keep it up coach.

[@dooomzdayyybjj]

38yr old purple belt here, my takedown game is poop. Thanks for the great details! I look forward to implementing these ASAFP

[@vinceraineing]

Best grappling channel

[@dmills5755]

Another awesome video coach!!!!

[@adell5092]

This was great info, clean and precise explanation. Thx you for this

[@WrestlingUniversity]

Glad you enjoyed it brother

[@mikekrause8588]

I’ve watched a lot of videos.. I love your series. I tried a couple moves last night, I’m super green and didn’t practice beforehand, I was able to pull them off against weaker (size and strength) opponents with success. I will continue to work them. Thank you.

[@WrestlingUniversity]

Yessir! Start small and build. You’re on the path. And appreciate the feedback brother, means the world 🙏🏻

[@anonymoususer4356]

You are very articulate! Well done!!

[@muriloravelar]

Thank you for your channel. I am a white belt yet, but I want to improve my game. Too much guard pullers here.

[@grantoaklands4724]

Excellent explanation and content, thank you 🇦🇺

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[@ThePreparedMuslim]

This is excellent. Can you make a video for street defense: i.e. how to do this while getting punched or worried about a possible weapon the free hand can access?

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Rustling is pretty scary. Especially when you're walking through the woods at night.

[@huskylord123]

Thank you so much for this....exactly what an older white belt entering his first BJJ tournament is looking for. Cheers!

[@FundamentalJiujitsu]

All of our takedown games revolve around these three takedowns!

[@BJJ_Richie]

what a great video !

[@t-bag9793]

Love your wrestling bro, ragards

[@BJJ_Richie]

I've been doing BJJ 14 years + and I have a hell of a arm drag , but I RARELY ever get it off , because like you said from a distance it's easy to telegraph , but closed quarters like that! it makes so much sense! and being your head is taking away your oppenents peripheral view , of what your trying to do , it seems to be like a high % technique ! cool

[@algerdz1402]

Thinks from algeria 🇩🇿 you make me a good wrestler in my town thinks very much

[@MackTrainingAcademy]

These are great for bjj or just self defense!

[@Aliens-Are-Our-Friends2027]

Hi inside tripping specialist here, lol j/k I don't know how to inside trip. But thanks for the video!

[@WrestlingUniversity]

lol was ready for a classic keyboard expert rant, got me 🏆

[@1minutevfx]

Would this apply to MMA as well? What are the first 3 takedowns you need for MMA / self defense??

[@muhdamsyar4800]

Tq

[@reginaldanglin4264]

Hope I can do this and more as 60yrs old blue belt.

[@user-zg7lw6si3d]

If you don't get inside leg positioning as soon as you punch that underhook anyone decent will uchi mata you

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imagine the advantage these boys have against a drunk in a bar lol

[@MrDayday4641]

"You're LITERALLY gluing the arm to your chest!" I don't think that's IBJJF, ADCC, or EBI approved. How about you FIGURATIVELY* glue the arm to your chest?!?

[@WrestlingUniversity]

I said what I said

[@MrDayday4641]

@@WrestlingUniversity you literally did. Like, legit, Bruh. Just say'n.

[@TheKevinClarkson]

Good video. However, I would avoid teaching modified versions for beginners. Even though it will give a boost in short term effectiveness it’s better to just teach them proper technique right from the beginning. Short term effectiveness is not important. Long term effectiveness is what matters. A good example would be teaching 4 and 5 year old wrestlers. If you are teaching one wrestler to just run over his opponent with force and no technique and you are teaching the other wrestler a proper penetration step while shooting a takedown. In the short term the 5 year old who just runs over his opponent will win every time against the other 5 year old who is trying to learn the proper technique. However, the more reps the one who is learning proper technique gets he/she will eventually start easily beating the 5 year old who is just using brute force. One was developing bad habits while the other was to develop good technique. Long term success is what matters. Don’t train to beat white belts, you should train to beat black belts.