The Biggest Mistake BJJ Practitioners Make with Takedowns (Even ADCC Champions do THIS!)

Today's video is going to address the biggest mistake BJJ practitioners make when they play the takedown game.
I've seen this be true from ADCC-level competitors to White Belts.
In Wrestling there's a big focus on being multi-directional with your Takedowns. Specifically with your movement as you set up takedowns.
These directions are: Forward, left, and right.
Most BJJ athletes play in a Bi-directional way. They go forwards, and backward.
This often limits your ability to set up takedowns without trying to run through the wall that is your Jiu-Jitsu opponent (which can work sometimes, but at a cost).
Hopefully you found this video helpful.
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[@johndoe4073]

Solid and succint advice!

[@robindavis7023]

Thanks.

[@JoeHeine]

Number 1 mistake is shoes on the mat

[@Leo_machados]

I think those are wrestling shoes so it’s fine

[@WpnsCo2013OEF]

Well wrestling shoes only touch the Mats, so, yes and no. 😂

[@JoeHeine]

@@WpnsCo2013OEF I'm just talking smack.