The EASIEST way to TAKEDOWN A BIGGER OPPONENT! (Taking down a bigger opponent series)
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 22. 01. 2022
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Just what my son needs! Heâs been struggling as a sophomore varsity wrestler bumped up in class facing opponents usually much taller. He needs more tools in his arsenal. Iâll have him drill this tonight before his tri meet tomorrow. TY
Warms my heart to hear that brother. This is one of the most useful takedowns Iâve ever learned, I hope it works out for him. Let me know if he has any sticking points or wants to troubleshoot any specific areas. All the best đđ»đ€Œđ€đ»
You best tell your son that he better not be trying to fight people bigger than him and try some wrestling moves. I assure you, the result will not be the same that you see on some "pride fighting" show or ufc, your son will wind up hurt bad.
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Agreed! I remind him of this often. Heâs a 17 year old always wanting to test himself though. With regards to my comment however, it was in the scope of high school wrestling. Due to a very stacked roster, he has always wrestled up in weight since his freshman year, and as a result, often times faces much taller opponents who out weigh him usually by 10lbs or more. Today is actually his first high school practice of the 22/23 season. He has put on some mass this year, so as long as he doesnât cut too much, his weight should be better. He will still undoubtedly face taller skinnier opponents but with another year of hard work under his belt I think he will have a good season. All that said, I do worry about altercations on the street though. You never know what sociopath you may bump into out there.
@@theunfazed7109 spoken like a real coward.
@@papadoc6677726726? Weird fella.
Iâm glad this demonstration features someone who is actually larger than you. A lot of these demos are big guys working the technique in smaller guys. This here is gold.
I just started BJJ and Iâm woman at 5â3â 110lbs. My gym is males only so everyone is bigger and/or stronger. When I tried this they just kept pushing my head down and away đ
Have you managed to find any other takedowns that you have a higher success rate with?
Have to do it quickly so they don't get the chance to push it. Once u mastered it I think it should be fine. Anyway gonna try this today in my BJJ practice since I am small too. Will see how it goes
yeah unfortunatly if you are that small you cant do anything
It wont work. You are not going to beat a Man in a fight, get over it. This is assuming you are a female and not just some idiot pretending to be female online. These stupid "techniques" these folks are doing on these videos will give you false confidence and get you hurt. My advice, stay your role as female and dont even try to be like a Man. I'm not being "mean", I'm being real with you. You gotta get real at some point and realize that this "bjj" stuff is not going to win fights in the real world. Scratch the videos you watch online, and get real.
Also, have another option at the ready. This one works well with an arm drag as second option. Similar starting position. Mix it up so they are kept guessing.
This is a great specialized move to have in the toolbox. I discovered your channel a while back and have to say your videos have been really helpful in my BJJ training. Thank you Coach Adam. Oss! đ
Warms my heart to hear that. Thank you, keep up the hard work!
Love that you mentioned the "tension creates tension " concept . It applies to so many martial arts . I do a lot of sensitivity and flow drills from various ones and they really help to apply that , You can turn the tension on and off depending on what reaction you want. Also as a taller , bigger guy, I can tell you firsthand I don't like grappling with somebody shorter . They have lower hips and shoulders so I lose the use of certain major muscle groups. It's hard to stop the other guy from raising your elbows because they have the leverage .
I just found your videos an hour ago & this is everything I wish I had when I was in high school but super excited to have it now for my nephews!!! Great knowledge, breakdowns & explanations!! đ
Thank you, we will try to practice this technique with my brothers. They are engaged in freestyle wrestling and almost always face larger opponents.
Nice move thanks for demonstrating on a larger opponent. Ever see the vids where they tell you this is the best takedown against a bigger opponent and they do it on someone smaller/same size yea kind of annoys me.
Yah Iâve done that lol
Yes
@@WrestlingUniversity what about heel hook ?
Yes! This makes sense! Youâre so right ! Their are so many horrible vids out there & will get you smashed. I donât know how many times I walked away saying well that dose not work.
On God they always do man finally someone that actually does it in a bigger opponent
Good stuff! great video, multiple angles etc.
Great instruction! Great technique! Very practical. Iâm an old BJJ guy so most of my opponents are younger, stronger and faster, but I can do this movement.
It's a good one to help tame the young bucks, use their aggression against them. Welcome to the channel!
Looks to me like a great way to get a knee to the head from the right knee as he goes down.
Great technique breakdown đȘđŒâšïžđ„
Thank you for this post. Please continue making more valuable techniques vids for smaller vs. bigger opponents (based on weight, not height.).
Thank you. Gonna have to see how it works out in the dojo later.
This is the YT channel Iâve been searching for. Thank you!
Glad to hear it, welcome to the channel!
Great instructional, thanks man!
Good stuff.
I love the half Nelson follow up.
Iâd always been taught to get the far-side Dagastani hand-cuff. But âŠjeez the half Nelson is right there.
Awesome instruction, I am going to use this immediately! Thank you
Second and third are best here. Thanks for sharing.
This is awesome, thank you!
Great video i was actually doing a variation of this in class excellent technique
I needed this video because itâs been a while since I wrestled and my brother who likes to play fight a lot tried me and we were wrestling for a good while he has no experience but heâs 2 inches taller, weighs more, and is a bit stronger than me. While we wrestled I felt so sloppy because I completely forgot what to do I was only able to win because I got him tired. Watching these videos to refresh myself.
This is just what I needed thanks
Clean! Great break down. Iâve used it many times to take much bigger guys backs extremely fast with very little damage and energy use.. other than a quick arm drag to high crotch. This is the way to get quick control and choke out somebody a lot bigger than you.
This was great, thank you for the video. I have not practiced Jiu Jitsu for years now, but it is still interesting to watch people that know what they are doing, and also know how to present the information well.
One thing I didn't notice until between the 7:15 and 7:30 point, I believe, was how your were landing on your butt. I was initially thinking "ouch, that could hurt landing that way", then at the point of the video I mentioned, I saw your leg was bent so you were landing more on the outside of your upper leg and butt. That makes it seem like it would be less painful when learning this move.
Oh yah, totally painless. It's a very short distance to drop and my inside post hand is supporting most of my weight. The leg/butt merely 'touches' the ground then we turn and take the back. Nice observation!
I've been doing BJJ for a a few months now and this is super helpful as I always struggle to get takedowns against bigger guys
Grate vid!!! Was looking for a vid like this and finally found the one.
So cool to read, glad it helps! If you like this type of technique you'll definitely benefit from this video as well:
czcams.com/video/rxIt7lP1yrY/video.html
Thank you for watching!
This is an amazing video and thanks for sharing! Where's the rest of the series, though? Is it behind a paywall somewhere?
Thank you! Yes, my "SKILL over SIZE" instructional is dropping soon which will show you exactly, step by step, how to takedown much larger opponents in any scenario. Until then, go to my channel page you'll find a short playlist of the most effective ways to takedown a bigger opponent. Welcome to the channel!
Perfect, i tried something like that with someone way bigger and stronger, and that was the only time i took him down. Thanks
Just great!! Hope we see more of you!!
You definitely will :) anything in particular youâd like to learn?
Just came to join in on everyone else in saying thank you for these instructionals and I just subscribed
Ty brother glad theyâre helpful and welcome to the channel đ
I just grappled a 120kg guy and I weigh 80 kg. The difference is this big guy was a seasoned grecko-roman wrestler. Forget about duck unders against his level of skill and experience. Best chance is to go for a low single.
What is a good counter to that, or choose a base and brace position
@@dominicbenjamin8186 are you asking me what's a good counter to low singles and sweeps singles as a big guy?
@@eugenymalo8704 no I'm asking what's a good counter if you weigh less or are smaller going up against Greco-Roman wrestling.
@@dominicbenjamin8186 you can't lock up with him or handfight. You gotta use your feet and kinda box with your posts and collar ties (see Jordan Burroughs for this) and go for sweep singles where it's harder for him to sprawl on you. He can still do it obviously but since you have an outside angle, leverage is on your side. Go for low singles where even if he grabs you with a chest lock, at least he'll be throwing you from his knees or butt. So less dangerous. You can't hand fight a greckoroman wrestler who is bigger, stronger and more skilled, you can get really hurt especially if you're not used to being thrown. If he gets an underhook on you, better tighten up the overhook and go for a dump, which probably won't work and he'll get you in a headlock but if you have a really good arm drag from headlock while on your knees this is actually quite surprising for big guys even the skilled ones.
@@eugenymalo8704 Thanks you that was awesome! I will try to always remember this going forward. I'm not a wrestler but I trained a lot throughout my years adding tools in my arsenal( art of fighting). I've only had a handful to share with me from the wrestling background.
Great technique and it was broken down in an easy to follow manner! Oddly enough I trained with Steve Baca a few times. Small world!
No way! He was my first professor! haha love Baca. Thanks for the comment maybe I'll catch you at the gym sometime I still visit when in town
@@WrestlingUniversity Steve is a good guy. The BJJ community is super small so its really cool to see the random connection via a CZcams video. At first I saw the Carlson affiliation....I'm like cool my lineage is also Carlson....then the Steve Baca connection.....HOLY SHIT....all the way out in Michigan! đ€Ł The next time I'm in Grand Rapids I'd love to stop by and learn.
WOW!! You outsmart them, and use their strenght against them... Nice!
Nicely explained đ
I suscribed, I Liked, and I learned. Thank you OSS
Thank you! Great stuff!.
Iâve always has issues with some aspects of BJJ. Iâm a big guy, have had some martial arts training and been in some bad situations. I remember sparring with a BJJ black belt and we were practicing movements and capabilities of taking down a larger opponent similar to this. The problem I found was that in the majority of these situations, it was fairly fatal for the smaller BJJ guy when we were addressing non sport fighting scenarios. For example the majority of the time it was very easy to eye gouge, bite the jugular or rip the testicles unless you gain the back very quickly. If the smaller opponent is caught on the defensive dealing with these attacks, the larger weight would then lead into neck control (death) or an advantage. However this video is 100% on point. He goes for quick back control, recognizes the difficulty of the situation and is very technical about it. Kudos and respect.
I instantly saw this video as instructional for sports wrestling tbh..did not give a self defense vibe at all.
This is great content
awesome. Clever straight forward.
At 3:50, can you elaborate more on how to slip your head from an opponent's shoulder, without jolting the spine? It seems like a spinal-injury is possible from it or am I wrong?
Thanks
Great advice!
Brilliant, what a move.
Awesome. I'm a short, big guy, all the guys I see are taller than I am. I'm trying this! Thanks!! Osss
This was well broken down...thanks man
Glad you enjoyed it brother
thank you Im trying this in class
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Man I like the way u articulate these techniques Man, super clear while being detailed. I see that you're at a jiu jotsu gym - ever thinking of covering how to finish armbars from guards without getting slammed? I'm 155 lbs and everyone does this ND it's illegal in pure jiu jigsu so I can't find any Dvice on that online lol
^sorry for the atrocious typing lol my phones a POS
Haha youâre good brother. Iâm focusing solely on modified wrestling takedowns for bjj for the time being, but will consider exploring those topics in the future! Thank you for watching!
@@WrestlingUniversity no worries! How about effective single leg defence? When someone grabs my leg and lifts it high I usually fall(due to bad flexibility more than balance)...how can I stay upright in those situations?
@@nedz5852 just seeing this, will get you some defensive techniques very soon. btw my first full length instructional is dropping soon which covers high level single leg defense in great detail. Excited to share!
I was doing that against my 300 lb friend just off of instinct. I thought it was common sense. My favorite move to do on him is faking a single, pivoting and immediately backpacking
thank you so much! im 4 foot 11 1/2 and this helped a lot
At least you have a nice car
Ye.... I guess thats one of the percsđ đ
Agreed. When size differed. Don't do fancy stupid things. Do simple thing that works is better
So sweet when u mix bjj and wrestling. A little boxing and u become more lethal
I wrestled Heavy Weight at 6'1 265Lbs, When wrestling the smaller guys that were state tourny good at 189 & 171, the ones that were the most successful implemented Sweep Singles on me. That way they just had to fight my whizzer by getting to my ankle and limp arm out.
Thank dear, it is very nice move
Iâm learning wrestling to strengthen my standup game for an upcoming BJJ tournament. Iâm going up a weight class because last time they almost didnât let me compete because I was a couple kilos over lol
Thank you so much
Good stuff!!!!!!!
Looks good đ in practice I ( 6'3 145) sometimes wrestle our heavyweight (6'4 285) and I've been struggling trying to avoid the tie up, headlock throws, or single - double legs as I've just been killed by his big arms and heavy sprawl. My go-to at the moment is a low single where I throw my bony shoulder into his shin and pull his heel in creating that painful leverage against his bone.
6'3 145 God damn bro eat sum
Love me a low single against big guys
lol ngl that was funny. @USADA
Whatâs the point of being 6â3â if ur 145 đđ
Ur heavy weight must be terrible
Awesome move thanks
nice move man ima try that
This was awesome !
Appreciate it Steve!
nice breakdown
I used the russian 2 on 1 in HS when I wrestled above my weight class. To wear down a big guy HANG on that arm and work around the mat. You soften him up and get him tired.
From that 2 on 1 you have SOOOOO many attack options. Easy to snag a leg and trip. Also easy to grasp a single leg(cut to a high crotch of you feel like putting him in the ground), arm lock and do a standing peterson, or trip the opposite leg.
Look up a wrestler named Ray Brinzer. Use his trips w that Russian 2 on 1(Ray taught it to me). Youâll be unstoppable
dope video!
Iâm 6â3 and was 230 lbs back in high school. I have grappled with someone over 100lbs more than me in training. Natural strength from farm work. He was MONSTROUS. The difference in power and reach was nigh insurmountable. It felt like trying to move a table that was bolted to the ground. Sure I could get one up on him occasionally, but more often than not he could easily destroy me if he wanted to. Might as well have wrestled Thor Odinson. Thereâs always going to be that one guy that sees this and suddenly gets a hyper swollen ego.
If that guy does, then it will soon be deflated once he tries it and loses. But that could happen to anyone regardless of size and training.
On the the other hand, some guys think all they need is size. Others, like me, rely almost completely on strength and endurance. Your mistake when taking on the bigger guy, was trying to out muscle him. Next time, run him around until he tires, they move in for the kill. Of course, that suggest your have some measure of endurance training above his. If you're both lummoxes, then it won't work.
Youâre just a horrible grappler, you are 230 pounds you should at least be able to give him a good test
Will this series continue ? I'll watch your videos anyway.
Excellent!
Ty Scott!
So glad that I ran I to this. Iâm an officer and although this is not where I will be mostly likely you never know when. Someone just wants to grab you and take you to the ground. Once in pinching his leg that wrist control Rhein same side will allow me to keep him there until help arrives as well as doing more distraction techniques it just detach and hold him down from afar. I will be subscribing.
You guys are good teachers.
Thank you Carlos, welcome to the channel
Thank you for having me. I'm a kenpo guy. But my kenpo does require me to seek out superior actions and adapt them into my training as much as I can. Like I said you guys are good teachers. Those who know how are good students, those who know why are good teachers
if a guy that big wants to fight, he's going to see my "get little" technique đ
We are all training for the easy situation that we never really gonna get. đ
Love this
Standing Ovation đ Brother Iâm getting smashed by bigger guys & yes they land on me and it sucks! Love this , I have to mentally be prepared to stick my head on one these bigger guys shoulder. I AM NOT A WRESTLER , so I need a lot of help. Do you have newbie vids? Awesome just subscribed đđ up
Love to hear it, checkout the âMastering Takedownsâ playlist off our page. This 11 video series comprises a complete A-Z on takedowns for absolute beginners. Thanks for watching :)
@@WrestlingUniversity absolutely! I also shared your channel with a few guys in class. I know of one of them that subscribed. Also where you guys located? I would love to maybe plan to come visit your gym for a week and work wrestling. Thank you
@@Aceinthehole1179 that's so helpful, thank you! We are in Grand Rapids, MI. Where are you?
@@WrestlingUniversity Alabama.. Man I wish I could get one on one training with you guyâs.
great video will be practicing this thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
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dawg this is gon be so useful my partners are like heads above me
excellent video
Excellent instruction and details. Oss.
Thank you Joseph!
Awesome move â€đđŒđȘđŒ
What's the rationale for using that reverse c-grip, rather than the 'standard' c-grip with the right hand?
When you hit th move and coem around what stops him from
Elbowing you over in the face while ur behind him
BANG!!
Thanks for the tips on how to defend takedowns! - a bigger opponent
Nice move !
I'm about the same size as the big guy. How do I squish little guys that become aggressive and are out to prove they're big shots?
Ankle picks man work wonders on big guys for me personally
I like this move its noted đŻ
Maybe the best explanation of this technique, ever.
Thank you brother
Excellent
Nice move.
How often do you catch an accidental knee to the face though?
In nearly 30yrs of wrestling, not once. Your face is safe with this one brother :)
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I dont know why but, on the tumbnail, the guy on the left, reminded me of the 'I did a thing'-guy :D
Iâm a 200 lb wrestler will this work Iâm curious
You're setting yourself up for trouble right there.
Lincoln Mcllravy was the master of this move and proved it works at the highest level.
Good video
IDK if its the best option, of course if it works it looks great .Depends on body type and athleticism etc. Definitely a option. I like the sweep single against bigger guys. Goes for the single leg but avoids the sprawl and you do not have to engage or grip up with the bigger guy. Ive used this technique against many players and have found it quite effective. This is mainly because i am very quick. Bottom line if a guys is bigger than you are, then you must have some advantage to counterbalance it. Whether it be speed, stamina, technique, or athleticism. It just cant beat a bigger guy if you have no other advantage to fight back with.
I like the single as well for larger opponents. I've described it as the "best overall takedown" in general in other videos. You're also right about needing some kind of advantage with attributes. In addition, if they're bigger you DEFINITELY need better technique. That is, you need to be smarter about what technique you're using and better at using it offensively than they are at defending. People are always asking, what if he's bigger, stronger, faster, has better cardio, and is as good as you technically? Well, then you lose lol you lose very badly.
A lot of these need to be practiced with street or work wear. I moonlight in security and occasionally get access to an open gym and have been practicing some of the defences, attacks with my tactical boots on. Iâve been surprised how and it makes a big difference for some movements that feel totally natural in gi and barefoot. Add a bit of heel and weight to your feet, pants instead of shorts and unless youâre practicing with them on, it can feel totally different from the dojo.
It will work.
Keep telling yourself
Never try this in a real-world altercation.