I thought it would be a go idea to add a wrestling/ takedown/ Throws thread. post matches, techniques, ask questions to improve your standing game.
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The Wrestling/ Takedown/ Throws Thread
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This would work great to setup dog fight!
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These are the takedowns I've sloppily tried to use in matches.
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Awesome idea / thread. Will bookmark this...
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I'm really digging the one Marcelo shows: its a butterfly assisted lateral from over/under clinch. Amir shows one very similar.
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I love Cael's stuff!
Originally Posted by Scott Yockel
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Great idea for a thread Originally Posted by Scott Yockel
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Thank you sir! Originally Posted by BrentSmith
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I wrestled D3 but don't use much offensive takedown wrestling in jiu jitsu. I usually prefer to let my opponent initiate and feel comfortable with my counters from there. I use good single leg defense to either end up in sprawl control or put him on his back and finish in a dominant position.
When I am being offensive, I prefer to stick with upper body control and look for trips, duck unders, and tosses rather than shooting take downs and having to defend my neck. Ankle picks with a collar tie or under hook are usually my go-to.
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