@@counterkidnapping1737 ... Main thing with underhooks is you need to know how to underhook correctly or your opponent has an overhook... if that makes sense
This is Truly one of the Most Underrated channels out there Insanely Good Videos and Info I can not believe there are not at least a million subs for real
Nah, it was good in the beginning and stays good. There's lots of good gyms and fighters and instructors and coaches out there.. it's good to see a benchmark, due to the variety as well as the "up and coming" nature of human martial culture.. but this channel isn't "underrated", as it has huge acclaim, especially since one of the Peterson gym MMA fighters is doing well (not to mention the wrestling tournaments and meets)
Awesome! Props to you as an instructor for teaching in an easy to learn way! I’m 5’8 160lbs and this exact takedown was what allowed me take down and embarrass a scary ass dude who is 6’5” 270lbs that decided he wanted to come after me unprovoked and without any warning. #1 on my personal highlight reel and I am still in awe of how easy it seemed.
@@alexanderrodriguez8582 He was probably a super nice guy drunk as hell stumbled over his own big ass feet and was falling reaching for help and u push him to the ground. 6'5 270 is a big boy for a guy 5'8 160 to take him down easy. That man's hands probably wrap around your entire face while he bonks u on top of your head.
man, the true test of anything as a coach or teacher is that what you teach can be learned effectively. the fact that you show you teaching someone something and we can see his light bulb moments is just awesome. thanks for the video!
You are most welcome. One of the reasons I love this channel is because you read and acknowledge viewers' comments even though you don't have to. Awesome!
I coach youth wrestling, and the wrestlers that continue to shie through out the year, and continue to grow into stand out wrestlers, regardless of experience, are the ones that ask the right questions, and stay after a little late to go over a technique. Such as this man here. Great simple break down!
I don't think I could add anything more to what has already been said by other viewers, but just let me say this is awesome. You have my total respect, admiration and appreciation. Thank you, Coach Brian.
Can't believe the knowledge you're putting out there! It's exactly the stuff I've been looking for, and this technique connects perfectly with what I already know. And you're right, there's some details in there I hadn't seen.
COACH BRIAN THANKS BROTHER I WILL SUPPORT YOUR CAUSE NO MATTER WHAT. BEEN FOLLOWING YOU FOR YEARS YOUR ONE OF THE SMARTEST AND HUMBLING PEOPLE I SEEN ON U TUBE . THANKS FOR YOUR TIME ON HELPING PEOPLE UNDERSTAND HOW TO WRESTLE. THANK YOU FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART BRO ❤
Man this is great! I have always liked the outside reap and the hip toss against bigger guys because when I was trained in Judo we practiced every move against every person in the gym so you got to practice against everybody from large to small and I found that those two throws seem to work great against larger opponents as long as you were able to read their energy and make your adjustments right you can make spectacular throws against big boys. This method for getting into a single leg without puuting your face in danger of knee strikes would be perfect to throw into the mix when you get caught in a tie up struggle with a big guy who isnt opening up for throws. And the way you are explaining the intricacies of every position through the move is excellent! Thanks coach!
Brilliant explanation...I've always wondered why the indide tye is important...I've never had it explained and demonstrated to me...thank you very much sir...
I was 135. Showed up late to a dual. Coach made me wrestle 167. Just so eye opening to feel 30 lbs of muscle. People who say the stupid line, "Size doesn't matter" have never completed in a sport with weight classes.
sizd matter,deal with it,demetrious Johnson also lost to big guy after that,that is jiu jitsu,not wrestling,in jiu jitsu size difference doesnt really matter cuz the techniques (no slam,standing control,etc)@@panossuperhero
This is also a movement in tai chi Quan, called brush knee twist step. That’s EXACTLY how you use it in application. It’s a Chinese basic wrestling/grappling system, nothing more . Non of this energy and chi bs. You executed it perfectly 👏👏👏👏. If all tai chi quan practitioners sparred and trained with live resistance, they’ll see just how much grappling there is in the forms. Tie ups, takedowns, single leg takedown defenses , snapdowns. You have to know how to fight to see these things in the forms. Great video 👏👏👏
that steering push pull is a classic hapkido technique or taekwondo, bascially when you do that move, it will get the person spun around in a very similar fashion. Once that is completed and they are spun around, you apply the back choker hold sleeping head lock, at that same time your pulling the person back, so they cant gain balance. I dont care what style anyone does they all link in some way shape or form. Awesome stuff great video.
I was the first female to wrestle men at the four year level , (* until Dean cut the team in favor of hockey, looking at you LSSU).I'm not a feminist , so you've never heard of me but this channel is absolutely fabulous.
Very easy to get instructions, great job boss! It is a variant of my favourite takedown and yes, it is something that works on bigger people. Only takedown that worked for me on one of the guys at our gym (he was not only bigger, but also stronger than me, that guy was a beast)
Thank you for addressing the whole pinching with your legs thing!!! This has been a discussion in my circles for years, honestly. I'm not a fan of it at all for many reasons. I think it's used improperly all the dam time!
This is a very good video. When I watch it, I wonder how you would protect yourself when the big man has his hands on you and decides he's going to punch your head off.
literally was teaching my kids this the other day and they looked at me like I had 6 heads. I am like guys.... control, control, control lol. Glad you validated it for me lol now I can show the kids.
Can You do comprehensive grappling course -focused on self defense ?Something like : drills go to clinch taking minimal damage ,drill dominant grip, transition to take down.I will happy to pay up to 100 $ for course (i still consider this as cheap).Course designed to take down on stronger but not trained in art of grappling opponents.Best grappling channel I ever seen.You are so good as teacher !
I hope to find this level of training somewhere near me soon. After a while I’d like one that would allow actual practice with protective gear against someone genuinely trying to stop what you’re doing as opposed to just motions.
Reminds me of Judo = Kuzushi: offbalancing! Shifting your opponent weight. Great way to sweep your opponent with minimal effort..and maximum effeciency
In my utmost humble opinion. Never seizes to amaze the impeccability and quality of your content Mr Peterson, truly an honor to be able to observe and learn. Sincere regards. Fellow Martial Artist. Tom Framnes. Norway.
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Thanks Adam Sandler
😆😆😆
😂😂😂
With cauliflower ears!
u black as hell for that funny ass comment!!!!
OMG...That guy is a tiny giant. That wedge technique of the single leg is pretty damn genius
Works well against a sweaty barefoot guy in BJJ cus can't grip the rubber of the shoe and get the lockdown on single as you might do in Wrestling
What happen if I underhook when tied up like that?
@@counterkidnapping1737 ... Main thing with underhooks is you need to know how to underhook correctly or your opponent has an overhook... if that makes sense
This is Truly one of the Most Underrated channels out there Insanely Good Videos and Info I can not believe there are not at least a million subs for real
Nah, it was good in the beginning and stays good. There's lots of good gyms and fighters and instructors and coaches out there.. it's good to see a benchmark, due to the variety as well as the "up and coming" nature of human martial culture.. but this channel isn't "underrated", as it has huge acclaim, especially since one of the Peterson gym MMA fighters is doing well (not to mention the wrestling tournaments and meets)
... I tell all my students and martial arts/combat sports friends. Always top quality content!
For real
Hell be there soon
Absolutely, subbed 🤙👌🤙
You're such a good teacher Brian. Wish I could train with you. Thanks for these videos.
Me too
Awesome! Props to you as an instructor for teaching in an easy to learn way! I’m 5’8 160lbs and this exact takedown was what allowed me take down and embarrass a scary ass dude who is 6’5” 270lbs that decided he wanted to come after me unprovoked and without any warning. #1 on my personal highlight reel and I am still in awe of how easy it seemed.
Proof or it didn’t happen
@@alexanderrodriguez8582 I mean he literally trained to take people down. It’s not surprising he was able to do that to him.
@@alexanderrodriguez8582 he probably doesnt give two fucks if u believe it
@@alexanderrodriguez8582 He was probably a super nice guy drunk as hell stumbled over his own big ass feet and was falling reaching for help and u push him to the ground. 6'5 270 is a big boy for a guy 5'8 160 to take him down easy. That man's hands probably wrap around your entire face while he bonks u on top of your head.
@@jackharrington3711 forehead and top of head okay chin is sleep button
I love that you are making him do the moves. This makes picking up key details way easier.
man, the true test of anything as a coach or teacher is that what you teach can be learned effectively. the fact that you show you teaching someone something and we can see his light bulb moments is just awesome. thanks for the video!
great comment
Ikr
This is the best instructional channel ever. Period. Hands down. Damn ... I want to train with this guy.
Me too!
You are most welcome. One of the reasons I love this channel is because you read and acknowledge viewers' comments even though you don't have to. Awesome!
This is so incredibly fundamentally sound, creating kuzushi, leverage, timing, it’s gold
I coach youth wrestling, and the wrestlers that continue to shie through out the year, and continue to grow into stand out wrestlers, regardless of experience, are the ones that ask the right questions, and stay after a little late to go over a technique. Such as this man here. Great simple break down!
This really helped me understand more about standing grappling before shooting for the single. Thanks Coach Brian
thanks for the tips adam sandler. never knew would take a career in fighting. gonna try this on my grandma now, shell never stand a chance!
I honestly thought this was gonna be some staged nonsense,
Instead, I'm pleasantly delighted with your quality instructions and demonstrations.
Thank you!
Coach has the teaching gift and natural leadership abilities.
I grew up wrestling and my coach was the best at making people step where he wanted them to! This video is gold!
I don't think I could add anything more to what has already been said by other viewers, but just let me say this is awesome. You have my total respect, admiration and appreciation. Thank you, Coach Brian.
Good grief this channel is GOLD. Such a fantastic coach. 👏
ty coach this is gold as ever your teachings! i love the fundamentals, you explain them so well!
Can't believe the knowledge you're putting out there!
It's exactly the stuff I've been looking for, and this technique connects perfectly with what I already know.
And you're right, there's some details in there I hadn't seen.
COACH BRIAN
THANKS BROTHER
I WILL SUPPORT YOUR CAUSE NO MATTER WHAT.
BEEN FOLLOWING YOU FOR YEARS
YOUR ONE OF THE SMARTEST AND HUMBLING PEOPLE I SEEN ON U TUBE .
THANKS FOR YOUR TIME ON HELPING PEOPLE UNDERSTAND HOW TO WRESTLE. THANK YOU FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART BRO ❤
Thank you Brother!
please do more wrestling tutorials. i am a purple belt and this is very helpful for those of us who never got to do wrestling in high school.
some people are great at explaining techniques, some not so much. this guy gets it
This is some of the best grappling instruction on the Tube.
Advanced basics of wrestling. Amazing stuff.
That was a fantastic easy to follow bit of training. I've never understood the effectiveness of pushing, or pulling from the inside like that.
Great Technique! Can't wait to try it on my cousin when he tries to hug me during Christmas dinner 💪 (we are both 29)
How did it go?
We need an update on how that went
@@countryboy1776 bru must’ve got Batista bombed😂
@@exclusivevon1369 lol
Fighting for centre dominance.....love it.
Awesome concept thanks coach! Was trying to single leg a 300lber and this "steering" would've been a game changer!
Every component of this course of action was well articulated.
Man this is great!
I have always liked the outside reap and the hip toss against bigger guys because when I was trained in Judo we practiced every move against every person in the gym so you got to practice against everybody from large to small and I found that those two throws seem to work great against larger opponents as long as you were able to read their energy and make your adjustments right you can make spectacular throws against big boys.
This method for getting into a single leg without puuting your face in danger of knee strikes would be perfect to throw into the mix when you get caught in a tie up struggle with a big guy who isnt opening up for throws.
And the way you are explaining the intricacies of every position through the move is excellent!
Thanks coach!
This is amazing. Such a great teacher with such a positive attitude.
Tried this on my Dad (just for fun) who has 50lbs on me, it worked great! Thanks!!
I am so happy to have found this channel. Great stuff.
Brilliant explanation...I've always wondered why the indide tye is important...I've never had it explained and demonstrated to me...thank you very much sir...
Great channel man ,very good teacher
I was 135. Showed up late to a dual. Coach made me wrestle 167. Just so eye opening to feel 30 lbs of muscle. People who say the stupid line, "Size doesn't matter" have never completed in a sport with weight classes.
Then go watch mighty mouse (Demetrius Johnson) he defeated a huge dude in wrestlin😂
@@panossuperhero That was in Gi BJJ, size still matters. But smaller people with high mastery over technique might change it.
sizd matter,deal with it,demetrious Johnson also lost to big guy after that,that is jiu jitsu,not wrestling,in jiu jitsu size difference doesnt really matter cuz the techniques (no slam,standing control,etc)@@panossuperhero
This is also a movement in tai chi Quan, called brush knee twist step. That’s EXACTLY how you use it in application. It’s a Chinese basic wrestling/grappling system, nothing more . Non of this energy and chi bs. You executed it perfectly 👏👏👏👏. If all tai chi quan practitioners sparred and trained with live resistance, they’ll see just how much grappling there is in the forms. Tie ups, takedowns, single leg takedown defenses , snapdowns. You have to know how to fight to see these things in the forms. Great video 👏👏👏
Double underhooks then leg sweep works pretty damn well. I'm 130 lb corrections officer and have had it work many times for me
Dc vs Gus is a good example of this drill and also shows a few others too.
Extraordinary teacher! Thank you. What a master class
Wow, thank you!
man, you keep adding details that change my understanding of a position or move that I thought I knew. the river of knowledge runs deep there coach.
This is an excellent way of teaching. Keep it up. I've just learnt a valuable skill!
I would love to be able to go and train with Coach Brian. Such a great instructor and so much experience.
Wow, really great Video! This is really one of the beast teaching videos I've seen in a long time, thanks man! Keep up the great work.
Found gold during Christmas break. Can't wait to go back
Awesome details. Love the Goggins shout out. Keep'em coming coach. Stay hard!
Good coach. Supportive and impressive teacher
Gold brilliance my Brother!!! Thanks!
This is top notch Instructions and great attention to detail! . thank you for sharing.
Ninja snoop highschool graduate highschool diploma loves watching teach me grappling videos
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Thanks to you coach Brian for the incredible videos you're making! 💐
that steering push pull is a classic hapkido technique or taekwondo, bascially when you do that move, it will get the person spun around in a very similar fashion. Once that is completed and they are spun around, you apply the back choker hold sleeping head lock, at that same time your pulling the person back, so they cant gain balance. I dont care what style anyone does they all link in some way shape or form. Awesome stuff great video.
Thank you, this is one of the best explanatory videos I have seen.
Best grappling channel on earth
I was the first female to wrestle men at the four year level , (* until Dean cut the team in favor of hockey, looking at you LSSU).I'm not a feminist , so you've never heard of me but this channel is absolutely fabulous.
i like it when a trainer trains with its heart :)
The information you provide is so helpful! Im a complete beginner and excited to learn more!
Very easy to get instructions, great job boss!
It is a variant of my favourite takedown and yes, it is something that works on bigger people. Only takedown that worked for me on one of the guys at our gym (he was not only bigger, but also stronger than me, that guy was a beast)
Great technique breakdown, as always.Thank You Coach 👍
Perfect !! It's always about technique and great position not about power and strength to control some one .
This guy's a good teacher
Implementing this will surely help cement my legacy (in my own mind) as the Giant Killer.
Awesome please keep the fundamentals of set ups and footwork
Haha I like that video intro with the spinning round house kick 👍🏻
Respect to Elijah for his endurance!
Gracias Coach!!!
Best wrestling coach on UA-cam
Yes, you do have great stuff.
Thank you!
Thank you for addressing the whole pinching with your legs thing!!! This has been a discussion in my circles for years, honestly. I'm not a fan of it at all for many reasons. I think it's used improperly all the dam time!
Excellent work very good techniques.
Not only I subscribed you but u are my coach sir
Wow, great lesson! Finesse of the very best judo without the gi.
This is a very good video. When I watch it, I wonder how you would protect yourself when the big man has his hands on you and decides he's going to punch your head off.
literally was teaching my kids this the other day and they looked at me like I had 6 heads. I am like guys.... control, control, control lol. Glad you validated it for me lol now I can show the kids.
Brian, you have a hell superb teaching skills! 👍 And this video is a perfect example. 👏
WHAT. A. GREAT. COACH !!!!!
Really like all the stuff your teaching, great teachings! (student of the Belgian Wim Deputter (whom you mentioned before ;-)
Love the fundamentals videos, so good yet again
Excellent instruction Brian! You got a new subscriber
Thank you sir! 🙌
Can You do comprehensive grappling course -focused on self defense ?Something like : drills go to clinch taking minimal damage ,drill dominant grip, transition to take down.I will happy to pay up to 100 $ for course (i still consider this as cheap).Course designed to take down on stronger but not trained in art of grappling opponents.Best grappling channel I ever seen.You are so good as teacher !
Fantastic video. Keep up the good work!!!
I hope to find this level of training somewhere near me soon.
After a while I’d like one that would allow actual practice with protective gear against someone genuinely trying to stop what you’re doing as opposed to just motions.
Great coaching!
Wow this coach seems really charismatic
Best video I've seen in ages
World class coach!
Awesome. Really appreciate this coach!
Top notch video. Thank you.
Reminds me of Judo = Kuzushi: offbalancing! Shifting your opponent weight. Great way to sweep your opponent with minimal effort..and maximum effeciency
This was amazing bro respect
Excellent stuff!
What I wouldn't give to train with coach Brian. I'm disabled though.. so.. (fart noise) the dude is incredible.
Just subscribed. This guy is dropping gems!
In my utmost humble opinion.
Never seizes to amaze the impeccability and quality of your content Mr Peterson, truly an honor to be able to observe and learn.
Sincere regards.
Fellow Martial Artist.
Tom Framnes.
Norway.
Very nice explanation. Subscribed.
Love the detail and the passion!
Glad I found your channel.
wow coach brian - i love your breakdowns man. so much good stuff. i always love your energy :)
You the best coach!
The Big Guy looks so friendly I bet he is a nice guy