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all right what's going on guys i'm here
with larry again i'm going to do
five grappling techniques
that everyone should know right
so there's many different grappling
martial arts
and grappling techniques but there are
some that always
always show up no matter what the rule
sets are right
and this technique that technique
there's just such common ground that
everyone just should know them
right because you do any sort of
grappling art whether it's judo
brazilian jiu-jitsu wrestling
uh there's a lot more examples
right all of those sort of sit share
similar techniques
these are the five you need to know
first now
double leg take down okay a simple
double
uh the most important thing about a
double clearing the arm clearing your
opponent's head
right there's many different setups for
it and then having good
head position is the key the head
position is going to create the off
valves necessary to take your opponent
down
now we're standing in front of me right
here right her hands are out
i change levels i go in on the leg
use my head to off balance with my
opponent and then i take her down
okay have you been here so not so low
just like an armed out position right if
i could be
a little bit more square if i could
clear her arms here and her head
i have access to her legs don't want to
bend by the waist i want to change
levels by bending my knees here
taking a penetration step right if you
don't feel comfortable bringing your
knees to the ground you don't have to
right hand comes up go underneath
through head position that circle here
head position right because right now i
can't take the legs out from underneath
her
okay i need all her weight going into
this opposite side the only way i can do
it
is my head pressure kick okay driving
her opponent i pointed back towards that
other side
using my head alright so that's a double
leg takedown there's many different
variations of it
but that is the first technique these
are no particular order by the way
next one is going to look very similar
to the double but it's going to be the
high crotch
okay the high c when you're attacking
that lead leg that single leg
now if you're confused with a single leg
which we're going to go next that one
single leg i'm attacking head to the
outside
okay same idea inside position
i clear this leg i go up now i'm
attacking this leg here
okay from this position if i can create
that head pressure
i am going to switch to the double just
like what we did earlier but there's
also
many other finishing methods here as
well
okay guys in front of me inside control
high c right i can elevate here go
up or i could bring my opponent straight
down
now we have three finishes to the high c
i already did a video on that
so we have high c double two very
important grappling techniques
the third one is going to be the single
leg takedown
okay when we went for the high c head
was on the inside
now for the single leg head is going to
be sorry high c head on the outside
single leg head to the inside okay so
let's switch stances here
maybe a strong post clear
lower my level collect this leg now i'm
in
a single leg position with the head on
the inside okay lots of different ways
to finish this takedown
maybe i block the knee and turn rotate i
could
similarly run the pipe but now you have
three attacks
that leg that leg both legs okay so now
you have three systems
and once you get good at putting these
techniques together in a resting setting
right the leg with the left leg right i
make it look like i'm going for this leg
and then she steps back with this light
i can switch high c to a dodge
right maybe
i am in the right side versus right side
inside control going back up somewhere
inside control okay i fake this high
crotch here she keeps that leg back
i switch immediately to the outside
signal right
so once you're capable of doing this now
you're able to put together
an attacking system in your grappling
world
right you could take single go high c go
high c go single
right and then every now and then she's
hanging on your upper body right you can
snap the person down
shoot it on that level okay so you have
single high c double three takedowns in
a grappling world
now the fourth one is very very
important more of a position
than a single type of a takedown or an
attack it's the front headlock position
and it's sort of on the opposite side of
this
single hi-c double system right
if she shoots in on a high c i feel like
you just told it and i shouldn't know
how to do this
she goes for a double leg take down i
don't know how to do that
double leg take down here okay
i want to put my shoulder into the back
of her head
and now i'm sort of in this front
headlock position right
you see this time and time again in judo
very much so wrestling brazilian jitsu
is a very very very important position
so i put it on this list of top five
grappling techniques
right my favorite thing to do from the
front headlock position
right is immediately
to bring my opponent's hands to the
floor okay if she has her hands on the
floor
then she's sort of in this position it's
very very difficult because all the
weight is on her arm
to be able to get her hips underneath to
create
lift which is going to be very important
right i'm going to do this
by from headlock snapping
her down to where my legs are okay
i don't want to snap her into my legs
but as i snap
i clear my legs so her arms go down to
the ground
and i drive my shoulders into her upper
body okay most likely her back
her upper neck okay now she could shoot
him on the legs like a down block and go
for a front headlock where i could
actually force the front headlock
by faking a shot right
if we're in this position facing each
other if i
fake a double leg she's going to change
her level okay
she's going to change her level meet me
here no legs no legs
i can't shoot another leg i go up
and now i have this hand right by her
chin snap
hand goes down to the floor and now i
can go back
take her back or i can go for a front
headlock crank
or guillotine or whatever you feel like
doing right
last but not least upper body throws
upper body throats okay upper body
throws entails our upper bodies being
locked up together
most important thing is head position if
i have a good head position
where my head is situated squarely over
my shoulder
if i could force my opponent's head to
be away from her shoulder
right for instance under hook right and
strong head position
against the side of her neck now i'm in
great position to be able to
shoot in for a big hit
right putting it all together double
single high c front headlock upper body
throw
right my favorite thing to do when i was
wrestling is use a lot of these
techniques
and if i could fake the shot down low
and if i could get her to change her
levels
i might force the front headlock to
where i'm trying to snap her hands to
the floor
or even go for a big hip throw as i
control the head
okay notice i just said upper body
throws control on the head
similarly in the front headlock position
if i could hike this
neck all the way up to my armpit i can
go for a massive tummy throw
snap down go down
right sometimes my opponent's in front
of me
i changed levels she changed levels with
me and i go up
no front headlock there i shoot in low
climb up the body up and body throw from
here
right you ready
top five grappling throws everybody
should know
double heist and single front headlock
upper body throw the mark of a great
grappler
is being able to put this all together
right
and also having some ground stuff
that's very important too and it's not
the best i'm
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