Favorite Takedowns.....

List your favorite takedown sequence or chain! (no guard pulls)

For me: Outside trip > kneetap/andkle pick > single-leg > high-single

i like the tight clinch takedowns, bodylock crush to mount or whatever, im a weak lanky dude so when i wrestled in highschool it was all john smith low singles, but at the end of the day pulling guard is my favorite.

High Crotch->double leg

Low single

Arm drag to double leg

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Originally Posted by Brandon Mccaghren

Low single

Arm drag to double leg

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Wow,

Arm drag to single

Head Snap - Face Lock (Finish If Legal) - Half Halch

Head Snap - Grovit (Finish If Legal) - Single Leg

I Put finish if legal because certain tournament face/neck cranks are illegal

Calling coach Herzog.

Im going to say Ogoshi if i have to pick one but i use Osotogake the most.

Double leg > single leg > high crotch. Just like that . Make sure you use your head in the right place around his waist and belly and your invasion step and level change are clean and you should get them down and pass at the same time.

Just good ol reliable ankle pick.

Over/under > Overhook reaches down for the weak single > leg trip on the opposite side

Im sure there's a technical name for it somewhere, but I dont know it.

I prefer throwing from Whizzers or Russian 2 on 1's, but have a goto series from my 50/50 (Over/Under Clinch)

My Whizzer series:

Fake Ko-Uchi (Inside Trip) on far side leg to Harai-Goshi (Sweeping Hip Throw).
Fake Uchi-Mata to far side Ankle Pick.
Fake Uchi-Mata to Judo hip switch to Ko-Soto-Gake (Minor Outer Hook)

My 2 on 1 Series (I'll be teaching this Friday night at the East Coast Camp):

Near Leg Block (Russian Uchi Mata) to far side ankle pick.
Near Leg Block (Russian Uchi Mata) to throw by to the back.
Near Leg Block (Russian Uchi Mata) to Sumi-Gaeshi (Corner Reversal/Sacrifice throw)
Near Leg Block (Russian Uchi Mata) to Sumi-Gaeshi (Corner Reversal/Sacrifice throw) to Rolling Ankle Lock.
Near Leg Block (Russian Uchi Mata) to Kani bassami (Flying Leg Scissors) to Knee Bar/Heel Hook.

My 50/50 (Over/Under) Clinch Series:

Sasae Tsuri Komi Ashi (Ankle Blocking Throw) to O-Soto-Gari (Major Outter Reap)
Sasae Tsuri Komi Ashi (Ankle Blocking Throw) to Harai-Goshi (Sweeping Hip Throw).
Sasae Tsuri Komi Ashi (Ankle Blocking Throw) to Harai-Goshi (Sweeping Hip Throw) to Judo hip switch to waist lock to Tani Otoshi (Valley Drop)

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Originally Posted by Chris Herzog

I prefer throwing from Whizzers or Russian 2 on 1's, but have a goto series from my 50/50 (Over/Under Clinch)

My Whizzer series:

Fake Ko-Uchi (Inside Trip) on far side leg to Harai-Goshi (Sweeping Hip Throw).
Fake Uchi-Mata to far side Ankle Pick.
Fake Uchi-Mata to Judo hip switch to Ko-Soto-Gake (Minor Outer Hook)

My 2 on 1 Series (I'll be teaching this Friday night at the East Coast Camp):

Near Leg Block (Russian Uchi Mata) to far side ankle pick.
Near Leg Block (Russian Uchi Mata) to throw by to the back.
Near Leg Block (Russian Uchi Mata) to Sumi-Gaeshi (Corner Reversal/Sacrifice throw)
Near Leg Block (Russian Uchi Mata) to Sumi-Gaeshi (Corner Reversal/Sacrifice throw) to Rolling Ankle Lock.
Near Leg Block (Russian Uchi Mata) to Kani bassami (Flying Leg Scissors) to Knee Bar/Heel Hook.

My 50/50 (Over/Under) Clinch Series:

Sasae Tsuri Komi Ashi (Ankle Blocking Throw) to O-Soto-Gari (Major Outter Reap)
Sasae Tsuri Komi Ashi (Ankle Blocking Throw) to Harai-Goshi (Sweeping Hip Throw).
Sasae Tsuri Komi Ashi (Ankle Blocking Throw) to Harai-Goshi (Sweeping Hip Throw) to Judo hip switch to waist lock to Tani Otoshi (Valley Drop)

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look at herzog flexing

Laterals are my fav. We worked a cool series last week. Collar tie to Russian to Lateral. Simple and effective as long as you pull the trigger and commit.

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Originally Posted by sean applegate

look at herzog flexing

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Hardly,just scratching the surface ;)

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Originally Posted by Josh Passini

Laterals are my fav. We worked a cool series last week. Collar tie to Russian to Lateral. Simple and effective as long as you pull the trigger and commit.

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Josh do you use the standard Russian 2 on 1 when you do your laterals? I never felt comfortable the way I hit it (Yoko Otoshi in Judo) with that clinch. I always felt more control with an across the back hugging their far armpit/lat (you see this as a modified 2on 1 in Sambo alot usually with a belt grip).

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Originally Posted by Chris Herzog

I prefer throwing from Whizzers or Russian 2 on 1's, but have a goto series from my 50/50 (Over/Under Clinch)

My Whizzer series:

Fake Ko-Uchi (Inside Trip) on far side leg to Harai-Goshi (Sweeping Hip Throw).
Fake Uchi-Mata to far side Ankle Pick.
Fake Uchi-Mata to Judo hip switch to Ko-Soto-Gake (Minor Outer Hook)

My 2 on 1 Series (I'll be teaching this Friday night at the East Coast Camp):

Near Leg Block (Russian Uchi Mata) to far side ankle pick.
Near Leg Block (Russian Uchi Mata) to throw by to the back.
Near Leg Block (Russian Uchi Mata) to Sumi-Gaeshi (Corner Reversal/Sacrifice throw)
Near Leg Block (Russian Uchi Mata) to Sumi-Gaeshi (Corner Reversal/Sacrifice throw) to Rolling Ankle Lock.
Near Leg Block (Russian Uchi Mata) to Kani bassami (Flying Leg Scissors) to Knee Bar/Heel Hook.

My 50/50 (Over/Under) Clinch Series:

Sasae Tsuri Komi Ashi (Ankle Blocking Throw) to O-Soto-Gari (Major Outter Reap)
Sasae Tsuri Komi Ashi (Ankle Blocking Throw) to Harai-Goshi (Sweeping Hip Throw).
Sasae Tsuri Komi Ashi (Ankle Blocking Throw) to Harai-Goshi (Sweeping Hip Throw) to Judo hip switch to waist lock to Tani Otoshi (Valley Drop)

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Man you know how to make someone feel nostalgic :)

good ole blast double :)

Blasting dobble leg:)