some basic takedown techniques from clinch

[yokerclown]

short and also valuable video on clinch takedowns that i have recently started doing and take down also some heavy guys



useful for bjj and also for MMA

 

[EndlessCritic]

Sorry man... but that is some low percentage stuff... which is poorly executed to boot.

You need to find some real wrestling training.

 

[migeru29]

Judo throws are the best from the clinch

 

[yokerclown]

Judo throws are the best from the clinch

yes i ahve same opinion here, and i think in MMA judo is very underestimated... there are some situations where you land with back on your opponenet but on the other hand judo throws with some modifications can be very usefull for mma

 

[biscuitsbrah]

Very cool stuff. Next time I would suggest organizing your takedowns instead of throwing random ones in. Like for instance maybe everything comes from the underhook.
Or maybe everything starts with a knee tap, and then builds off of faking the knee tap, etc.

When you do a bunch of random takedowns together it’s hard to drill but harder to memorize because it’s not coming off of the same set up or chain.

Good stuff keep it up though.

 

[yokerclown]

Very cool stuff. Next time I would suggest organizing your takedowns instead of throwing random ones in. Like for instance maybe everything comes from the underhook.
Or maybe everything starts with a knee tap, and then builds off of faking the knee tap, etc.

When you do a bunch of random takedowns together it’s hard to drill but harder to memorize because it’s not coming off of the same set up or chain.

Good stuff keep it up though.

thank you for advice will think at this next time