Judo For BJJ Fighters - Low Risk Takedown by Dom Bell

Judo for the Jiu Jitsu Fighter course is here guys! Click the link 🏃‍♂️: www.atosbjjond...
If you train Jiu Jitsu regularly, you have a game thats starting to take shape. Maybe a deadly De La Riva guard, or crushing Kneecut pressure, or maybe it's getting tapped seven times in a row until your opponent is utterly exhausted, before you rise like a pheonix from the ashes and destroy them. 🔥
But one element might be missing; the stand up.
You try your one half-hearted takedown, and if/when it fails you pull guard. It's okay, I did that too. Hell most of the time I didn't even try my crappy takedown. Straight to the butt flop. Touchdown, we're safe in guard now.
Do you want to be the black belt that only pulls guard? Do you want to be constantly relegated to bottom position at the first sign of danger on the feet? Hell no!
Or do you want to feel comfortable in the chaos? Be feared on the feet? Be totally relaxed and able to dictate where the fight will go, and push the pace in any situation? hmm
For the past several years, I've been working and distilling my Judo techniques down into what I feel is the most effective form for Jiu Jitsu. I've gone from feeling completely lost and helpless on my feet, to feeling competent and confident with an arsenal of attacks, counters, gripping sequences, and movement at my disposal.
And now I want to share it with you!
After you buy this course, you're going to see over 20 videos of gripfighting, drills, combinations, and in-depth explanations of the mechanics of the most effective attacks and throws. You're going to build a solid understanding and foundation to base your stand-up game around, all layed out in a easy-to-understand and digestible format.
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Video by ‪@DubiousDom‬

[@edwardbrandt4868]

Awesome, that's great. 👌

[@freetimeJam]

awesome Sasae Tsurikomi Ashi. thank you

[@Pric3less1]

Nope. Definitely Hiza Guruma. Sasae Tsurikomi Ashi you’re placing your foot on uke’s ankle/instep hence the “Ashi” (meaning foot). You can apply both throws to either the sleeve side or lapel side. At 0:21 Dom clearly puts his foot on uke’s knee thus making it Hiza Guruma.

[@eyeseewho77]

Beautiful thank you