The EASIEST way to TAKEDOWN A BIGGER OPPONENT! 3 Ways to Use "Russian 2-on-1" (live example at end)

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  • @WrestlingUniversity
    @WrestlingUniversity  Рік тому +2

    We transform Jiu Jitsu Practitioners into takedown pros↴
    www.wrestling.university/FREECOURSE

  • @Chris-km3ck
    @Chris-km3ck 2 роки тому +101

    How the heck does this channel not have 10xs more subscribers!!! This stuff is gold

    • @Hshjshshjsj72727
      @Hshjshshjsj72727 2 роки тому +4

      cuz wrestling isnt popular :/

    • @rocklee5231
      @rocklee5231 Рік тому

      It will.

    • @BENEW144
      @BENEW144 Рік тому +1

      Allow it to grow because it will. He is good and really clear in his explanation. I appreciate his work.

    • @beedotsl
      @beedotsl Рік тому +1

      Agree

    • @prynzx
      @prynzx Рік тому

      production quality. it can improve with better thumbnails, better audio, and better... hooks

  • @islrubsca2330
    @islrubsca2330 Рік тому +76

    This is quickly becoming one of my favourite instructional channels (and I watch a LOT of BJJ instructional channels). It fills a niche so well, that not many channels address, i.e., effective wrestling for BJJ. More than anything, the amount of crucial and intricate details you somehow cram into a short 6-10 minute video is amazing. After studying around a dozen your videos carefully, I feel like I've just watched an in depth, 8 hour DVD series worth of details. Absolutely love the content, the personality, quality of instruction and attention to detail. Amazing work. This channel is sure to explode. Much love from South Australia.

    • @WrestlingUniversity
      @WrestlingUniversity  Рік тому +8

      Man I appreciate that so very much. Those are the exact metrics I'm trying to hit. I feel most instruction on this topic, when of quality even, is long winded. I try to get the viewer the most I can for your invest of time in watching and studying. So glad it's registering that way. Thank you for watching!

    • @wraithstrongopark
      @wraithstrongopark Рік тому

      @@WrestlingUniversity does the instructor walk around at 170, or is he at weight for competing? maybe it's the screen, but he looks bigger than 170.

    • @WrestlingUniversity
      @WrestlingUniversity  Рік тому +1

      @@wraithstrongopark ppl tell me all the time I look 185 or above. It's not uncommon for me to walk around 160-165lbs. Big frame I guess 🤷‍♂

  • @Tobby4063
    @Tobby4063 2 роки тому +15

    I've been running 1 and 3 for a while now. Really good techniques.

  • @DrBillRoach
    @DrBillRoach Рік тому +9

    I have been watching this channel and it has really helped my takedowns. I’m regularly hitting them in my rolls.

  • @darren763
    @darren763 Рік тому +2

    i often used to wonder if college/ncaa/olympic caliber guys had advanced shit we've never even seen before having only participated in mid level 1990s high school wrestling. This video answers that question pretty definitively.

  • @hellasforever6242
    @hellasforever6242 Рік тому +9

    This channel is amazing! Really clear explanations and examples make these so much easier to understand

  • @ggtt2547
    @ggtt2547 Рік тому +4

    As the other commenters have said, those are some lovely and extremely clear explanations!! Subscribed!

  • @axlek7620
    @axlek7620 2 роки тому +8

    Very nice. You are an excellent teacher.

  • @johancarlsson1287
    @johancarlsson1287 Рік тому +2

    Instant subscribe, creative and confusing movements are the stuff.

  • @jimmyteter
    @jimmyteter Рік тому +5

    Great video and channel. Going to give all these a try and work on getting better at my takedowns.

  • @mikeduke57
    @mikeduke57 Рік тому +2

    Great stuff. 5:04 - 5:20 is the exact same as some Silat techniques. Love it!

  • @aaron8903
    @aaron8903 Рік тому +2

    Yoo! 😂is my gym bros. You guys are famous now. I already knew I trained with the best 💪🏾🙌🏾.
    Great teaching, just like in class...
    Catch you through week man !

  • @bradearl3927
    @bradearl3927 Рік тому +5

    This is a great channel! My only frustration is that I didn't find it earlier. Thanks for sharing and modeling the effectiveness of mixing wrestling with BJJ.

  • @edmrqs
    @edmrqs Рік тому +1

    duuuude such a great quality content , I was watching and thinking : wish I could see in a real spar and bam at the end. you just got a subscriber hope to see you going to 1M

  • @KingdomMinded-kc9cw
    @KingdomMinded-kc9cw Місяць тому

    Best wrestling for BJJ content out there. Thanks!

  • @hamidsediqi6475
    @hamidsediqi6475 Рік тому

    Really sick sequences! Especially when your opponent is posting against your head, the inside trip to an ankle sweep was super sweet! Thanks for the video!

  • @eddiehazard3340
    @eddiehazard3340 3 місяці тому

    0:38 was always taught to step back a bit on the diagonal.. this slide forward is tight... going to practice that Mondays workout!

  • @mmstargaming3664
    @mmstargaming3664 Рік тому +1

    Awesome explanation. I love the video TYVM.

  • @oriohoodlum
    @oriohoodlum Рік тому +1

    Great content and beautifully explained

  • @major_inc
    @major_inc Рік тому +1

    Great stuff! Great channel!

  • @reillytltw6558
    @reillytltw6558 8 місяців тому +1

    Your content is brilliant!

  • @remp1040
    @remp1040 Рік тому +1

    Awesome explanation!! Thank you

  • @gallolocoparisien
    @gallolocoparisien 2 роки тому +2

    This looks really good. Efficient use of opponent strength.

  • @LECityLECLEC
    @LECityLECLEC Рік тому

    Beautiful punch punch replace 4:25! Thanks

  • @treyz7847
    @treyz7847 Рік тому +1

    Just subscribed! Amazing stuff

  • @6636j
    @6636j Рік тому +4

    I can see these also being helpful for those that will wrestle Greco or freestyle.

    • @WrestlingUniversity
      @WrestlingUniversity  Рік тому +1

      Exactly!

    • @6636j
      @6636j Рік тому +1

      @@WrestlingUniversity I've been off the mat for years but your videos make me miss it

  • @huskylord123
    @huskylord123 6 місяців тому

    Thank you for this. Being an older white belt, these instructionals are gold.

  • @thereal6582
    @thereal6582 3 місяці тому

    Lovely instructions

  • @MangoBums
    @MangoBums Рік тому +1

    whoa this channel is legit

  • @mrorbit2u
    @mrorbit2u Рік тому +1

    Great tips and details. Thx

  • @DTKRDMNK
    @DTKRDMNK 9 місяців тому

    This is gold for enforcers.

  • @JerelMcCollum
    @JerelMcCollum Рік тому

    Great sequences!

  • @user-du7yg7wp4n
    @user-du7yg7wp4n 2 роки тому +1

    I see Helen Maroulis using this all the time. cool to have a vid on it

  • @Mountaindrewbajablast
    @Mountaindrewbajablast 2 роки тому +1

    Great videos man thank you

  • @alexanderholmes9481
    @alexanderholmes9481 Рік тому

    I liked this a lot! I can tell you kept the end cards off of actually covering up the live drill, but they were a bit distracting. If you could include something like a breakdown of the live drill as part of the video, that sort of this would be very valuable

  • @rdecovich
    @rdecovich 2 роки тому +2

    Good stuff!

  • @abhisheksajwan8877
    @abhisheksajwan8877 5 місяців тому

    Respect for you from India

  • @thorazine0076
    @thorazine0076 Рік тому

    like them all, but the punch and pull is my favorite

  • @slimaftermathshady
    @slimaftermathshady Рік тому +2

    love it would like to see it when your sparing partner actualy tryes to resist this techniques

  • @lucasdevaldivia7938
    @lucasdevaldivia7938 Рік тому

    setup - 0:15 , 0:45
    push - 1:05 , 2:00 , 2:40 , 6:00
    pause - 3:00 , 3:45 , 4:10 , 6:10
    pull - 4:25 , 5:30 , 6:20

  • @sikanderchohan6479
    @sikanderchohan6479 Рік тому +1

    Nicely move

  • @0713mas
    @0713mas Рік тому +2

    This is a killer sequence!
    I love Russian ties, especially off of an arm drag. Al'a the the Dagastina drag

  • @JSMinstantcoaching
    @JSMinstantcoaching 2 роки тому +1

    Great technique :-)

  • @natewilliams6657
    @natewilliams6657 Рік тому

    ELLO FROM CARLSON GRACIE OKC! Thanks for the vid!

  • @Mohdzn
    @Mohdzn Рік тому

    great content

  • @dullen2810
    @dullen2810 Рік тому

    I like to push the arm that you have into the arm that posting on your head, gets rid of that while leaving them open to shots

  • @tadashiogawa2nd455
    @tadashiogawa2nd455 Рік тому

    Just subscribed bro. Awesome videos. Do you have an instructionals?

    • @WrestlingUniversity
      @WrestlingUniversity  Рік тому

      Welcome to the channel Tadashi 🏆 I have an instructional dropping this summer stay tuned brother

  • @Pifagorass
    @Pifagorass Рік тому

    I didn't expect to see Karate in no-Gi BJJ 😮

  • @ay1282
    @ay1282 Рік тому

    Also need videos on how big guys should be aware of being taken down by smaller guys and how to increase their speed. Ofc they can also watch this video to learn how to protect themselves.

  • @tranedTurtle
    @tranedTurtle Рік тому +2

    you break things down beautifully bro much appreciated 🙏 ❤️ 💯

  • @jcs1492
    @jcs1492 Рік тому

    Great stuff !!

  • @ScottOrd
    @ScottOrd Рік тому

    Very cool - now you've got me thinking...what does the larger opponent do to resist/counter? ;)

    • @WrestlingUniversity
      @WrestlingUniversity  Рік тому +2

      Lol answer: if big guy does these moves first, the little guy is toast 🤯

  • @Brandon-ob9rg
    @Brandon-ob9rg 2 роки тому +4

    Are you allowed to keylock in wrestling?

  • @tyangkilla
    @tyangkilla 2 роки тому +3

    Ayeee Michigan 😂 💪🏼

  • @lordsneed9418
    @lordsneed9418 5 місяців тому

    What if after you get the 2 on one he does kane basame or leg scissors on you since your body is facing sideways? could he do that ? I don't want ever to be vulnerable to kane basame since they could just jump with their butt into your leg while it's facing sideways to them and make your leg break.

  • @gbody2617
    @gbody2617 Рік тому +4

    Hello, you're pretty good with your rationalization of wrestling and wrestling freestyle, Greco Roman, Catch, I love it all and try to learn as much from anyone.
    I was wondering (since I just barely found your channel) if you have a book or instructional series out.

    • @WrestlingUniversity
      @WrestlingUniversity  Рік тому +6

      My first instructional was going to come out this month, but I’ve decided to release it absolutely free. That’s what’s comprised my most recent posts. Lots more dropping in the coming weeks, subscribe and stay tuned 🏆

  • @infinitytricks3716
    @infinitytricks3716 Рік тому +1

    What if he squats and/or uses left fist/hand?

  • @Deadward1113
    @Deadward1113 Рік тому +1

    Here bc of pinned comment.🤘

  • @makhtar6769
    @makhtar6769 9 місяців тому

    amazing, what is the coaches name?

  • @izman20
    @izman20 8 місяців тому

    Is this legal in wrestling?

  • @markkamis4186
    @markkamis4186 29 днів тому

    Good

  • @TheHighestChampion1111
    @TheHighestChampion1111 Рік тому

    Thanks

  • @joellanderson5137
    @joellanderson5137 Рік тому

    So good 💪

  • @fredray7188
    @fredray7188 Рік тому

    With the last move your leave your head dangerously open for a mule kick KO

  • @ronin2167
    @ronin2167 Рік тому

    You know what many others call that when you go with an opponents energy? Aikido.

  • @Tribe_of_Trees
    @Tribe_of_Trees Рік тому

    For the punch-punch-replace, would it still work if you stepped in with the outside foot so you could immediately have a hook for the back?

    • @WrestlingUniversity
      @WrestlingUniversity  Рік тому +1

      Interesting. Try it out. Might have some stability issues as the force for the first punch comes from the support of the corresponding leg, but that’s in theory-it always plays out differently in reality. But hey, give it a try!

  • @catamircea8885
    @catamircea8885 Рік тому

    My friend, nobody push hand from russian tie. They pull the shoulder back.

  • @Agbahizzal
    @Agbahizzal Рік тому

    For the last one, have u ever seen some one de la Riva or scissor sweep u as a counter?

    • @WrestlingUniversity
      @WrestlingUniversity  Рік тому +1

      No it happens much too fast. When the technique is shown slowly for learning purposes I can definitely see how it appears that might happen, but in reality you’re safe 🤙🏻

    • @Agbahizzal
      @Agbahizzal Рік тому

      @@WrestlingUniversity
      Makes sense.
      Thx for the response.

    • @lylemcdermott2566
      @lylemcdermott2566 Рік тому

      They are gonna grab your head with the other hand and clinch, headbutt you or punch, elbow you,they're not gonna do that hand fighting thing.

  • @Avi-tq6fd
    @Avi-tq6fd Рік тому

    What is your opppenet size and weight?

  • @ziapsp4167
    @ziapsp4167 Рік тому

    Best example ever of a smaller mid sized guy 160-170lbs facing the bigger guy 185 -200+
    Using technique to get the edge while standing to finish on top.
    👏 awesome 😎

  • @00CrazyJOE000
    @00CrazyJOE000 Рік тому

    O Darrell... Miss rolling with him... Such a beautiful Sasquatch

  • @jproquemore
    @jproquemore Рік тому

    awesome

  • @robertbennett848
    @robertbennett848 Рік тому

    Wouldn't he be punching you in the face with his left hand while both of your hands are busy hanging onto his right arm?

  • @8lu3Jay
    @8lu3Jay Рік тому

    But what if he's throwing punches with her left hand?

  • @jerichobeach2967
    @jerichobeach2967 Рік тому

    What if hes not a compliant attacker and starts with punches instead of a collar tie

  • @wozusedyou
    @wozusedyou Рік тому

    The grip on the opponents wrist is really weak, I'm very surprised it's being shown this way in all honesty, the opponent will just pull their arm right out. Reverse the grip

  • @trelee6200
    @trelee6200 Рік тому

    And what are the counters to this?

    • @WrestlingUniversity
      @WrestlingUniversity  Рік тому +1

      If someone ever gets you in a 2 on 1, peel their fingers away from your wrist (the one that’s locked in the 2 on 1) and your arm rolls right into an underhook 🫡 will do a video on it soon

  • @KravMagoo
    @KravMagoo Рік тому

    When you have dude bent over, why fk with driving him to the ground and taking his back when you could easily swing your knee around a punch his card.

    • @WrestlingUniversity
      @WrestlingUniversity  Рік тому

      This is a grappling video

    • @KravMagoo
      @KravMagoo Рік тому

      @@WrestlingUniversity Fair enough. I thought it was a video about surviving, not "winning".

  • @OldManPaxusYT
    @OldManPaxusYT Рік тому

    HA HA HA HA and this is a good example of why bullies out there picking on 'the little guy' are in for a few rude shocks! 😂← ↑ Comment for algorithm + 👍 'd
    #OldManPaxus Rating: ☆☆☆☆

  • @goodcitizen3999
    @goodcitizen3999 Рік тому

    I dont like to see the slippery little guy plotting on thebig guy with all these technics , I would like to see how the big guy can stop this crap when the little guy starts doing it.

  • @JK-uo3pd
    @JK-uo3pd 2 роки тому +1

    Beauty

  • @Jmnp08
    @Jmnp08 Рік тому

    Awesome instructor

  • @FrankFondue
    @FrankFondue Рік тому

    Does anyone know if this is legal in folk-style wrestling?

    • @WrestlingUniversity
      @WrestlingUniversity  Рік тому

      Oh legal for sure. I used this series primarily in folkstyle in both high school and college

  • @kingades1013
    @kingades1013 Рік тому

    6:03 6:10 6:20

  • @Silentbet1of
    @Silentbet1of Рік тому

    Why would anyone wait for u to get that close ? Just askin ?

  • @danielzuzevich4161
    @danielzuzevich4161 Місяць тому

    Delicious.

  • @josephkoscielski3901
    @josephkoscielski3901 2 роки тому +1

    Lit

  • @jaysonb.6669
    @jaysonb.6669 Рік тому +2

    If the guy is relatively athletic, 3x your size + an experienced powerlifter, run away. Technique wont work. I know from experience lol.

  • @J3llyBean423
    @J3llyBean423 Рік тому

    AVP
    a guy just walk through / he didn give n indicator / but he looks like a person who is partitioner of jutstu

  • @CarlitoJr408
    @CarlitoJr408 Рік тому

    Incorrect. Diamond cutter

  • @tuanjemaliah9711
    @tuanjemaliah9711 Рік тому

    He doesn't know how to punch using left hand?

  • @pauldarling330
    @pauldarling330 2 роки тому +2

    too easy to pull the keylock off like that, you are better off threading your hand underneath with your thumb up, puts massive pressure on the lower arm and much easier to move them

    • @alecgibson5741
      @alecgibson5741 2 роки тому

      Agreed, that's the way I do it too. That arm placement moves them really well.

  • @okramoffacebook1381
    @okramoffacebook1381 Рік тому

    Gordon Ryan making millions on instruction videos Made this happen✌️

  • @flyfin108
    @flyfin108 Рік тому

    LOL

  • @anotherguy5038
    @anotherguy5038 Рік тому

    John 14:21

  • @ryan-yu3qi
    @ryan-yu3qi Рік тому

    This video shows that what you are doing does not work. He could have over powerd you at any moment.

  • @flyfin108
    @flyfin108 Рік тому

    lol

  • @jwerdy5179
    @jwerdy5179 Рік тому

    Its called a "2 on 1" Americans use it too bud

    • @superman8598
      @superman8598 Рік тому

      Своровали у русских наверное

  • @Vasgen149
    @Vasgen149 Рік тому

    Дружище, прежде чем учить кого-то, сам научись правильно делать.