Ready to take part in the takedown revolution? I've condensed everything you need to know about takedowns for Jiu-Jitsu into a comprehensive, A-Z guide that guarantees excellence in the standing position. And after three years of hard work, the launch of ‘The Effective Takedown System' has finally arrived. The preorder sold out, but fear not, collar tie the link below to be the first to know when it drops to the public: wrestleu.mykajabi.com/real-opt-in-page Oh, and remember… Stay Scrappy ;) Coach Adam
@WrestlingUniversity Жыл бұрын
Great short explanation. I do home health PT with older folks and use exactly this (bit more upright tho) for learning fall prevention 🤙 Call it “sturdy steppin’ “
@braedenmoses Жыл бұрын
Sturdy steppin’! I love that. I think I’ll have to start implementing that terminology it’s accurate and memorable. Appreciate it!
@WrestlingUniversity Жыл бұрын
Thats what I learned in boxing
@waltherwagner9711 Жыл бұрын
Then you learned wrong because boxing and wrestling footwork is completely different to include the orthodox stance of a right handed boxer leading with his left foot versus a right handed wrestler leading with his right foot.
@user-dy8ub5il8n29 күн бұрын
BJJ white belt here with zero wrestling. These are the basics I need.
@mrhoads7 Жыл бұрын
Welcome to the channel Matthew. A lot of content out there… to narrow it down, if you click the link below that’ll take you to an 11 video playlist where I take you from absolute beginner to basic competency on the feet. Great place to start. Hope it helps 🤘🏻 kzhead.info/channel/PLeKkH0u4qbU0DhpBYbEm20TMnrsoRrIAZ.html
@WrestlingUniversity Жыл бұрын
@@WrestlingUniversity awesome
@mrhoads7 Жыл бұрын
Amazing bro. I Wrestled for 14 years ( school & college). After graduating College I joined a MMA Gym. Despite the fact, that the Gym is very grappling oriented, I still miss the raw intensity of pure wrestling.
@MEANandLEAN225 ай бұрын
Same. There's nothing like it. Welcome to the channel brother!
@WrestlingUniversity4 ай бұрын
Awesome man, I’m a boxing coach and these are the basic fundamentals of how you move and circle in boxing too I teach the exact same thing in a boxing stance, same concept too about not stepping too wide. That way your feet are always in position you need them to throw a strike 🤙🏽
@eightiesbabynintiesmademe10 ай бұрын
Love it anytime there's a crossover between arts, shows there's a through-line of principles with human movement. Also, I've been getting more into boxing lately! Striking is so much fun.
@WrestlingUniversity10 ай бұрын
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@ibeastslayer1876 Жыл бұрын
Before starting JJ you should do 1-2 years of wrestling. JJ takes years to get even moderately good at. I got my blue belt after 4 years. Wish I learned some basic wrestling before. Catching up is difficult.
@TJ-vl1ff11 ай бұрын
Honestly I agree. In an ideal world everyone would start with wrestling and work into jj. Glad you see the benefit of drilling wrestling and are putting in the work!
@WrestlingUniversity10 ай бұрын
Foot work is the same for boxing
@mrmushin110 ай бұрын
Is your weight to your toes or the balls of your feet?
Ready to take part in the takedown revolution? I've condensed everything you need to know about takedowns for Jiu-Jitsu into a comprehensive, A-Z guide that guarantees excellence in the standing position. And after three years of hard work, the launch of ‘The Effective Takedown System' has finally arrived. The preorder sold out, but fear not, collar tie the link below to be the first to know when it drops to the public: wrestleu.mykajabi.com/real-opt-in-page Oh, and remember… Stay Scrappy ;) Coach Adam
Great short explanation. I do home health PT with older folks and use exactly this (bit more upright tho) for learning fall prevention 🤙 Call it “sturdy steppin’ “
Sturdy steppin’! I love that. I think I’ll have to start implementing that terminology it’s accurate and memorable. Appreciate it!
Thats what I learned in boxing
Then you learned wrong because boxing and wrestling footwork is completely different to include the orthodox stance of a right handed boxer leading with his left foot versus a right handed wrestler leading with his right foot.
BJJ white belt here with zero wrestling. These are the basics I need.
Welcome to the channel Matthew. A lot of content out there… to narrow it down, if you click the link below that’ll take you to an 11 video playlist where I take you from absolute beginner to basic competency on the feet. Great place to start. Hope it helps 🤘🏻 kzhead.info/channel/PLeKkH0u4qbU0DhpBYbEm20TMnrsoRrIAZ.html
@@WrestlingUniversity awesome
Amazing bro. I Wrestled for 14 years ( school & college). After graduating College I joined a MMA Gym. Despite the fact, that the Gym is very grappling oriented, I still miss the raw intensity of pure wrestling.
Same. There's nothing like it. Welcome to the channel brother!
Awesome man, I’m a boxing coach and these are the basic fundamentals of how you move and circle in boxing too I teach the exact same thing in a boxing stance, same concept too about not stepping too wide. That way your feet are always in position you need them to throw a strike 🤙🏽
Love it anytime there's a crossover between arts, shows there's a through-line of principles with human movement. Also, I've been getting more into boxing lately! Striking is so much fun.
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Before starting JJ you should do 1-2 years of wrestling. JJ takes years to get even moderately good at. I got my blue belt after 4 years. Wish I learned some basic wrestling before. Catching up is difficult.
Honestly I agree. In an ideal world everyone would start with wrestling and work into jj. Glad you see the benefit of drilling wrestling and are putting in the work!
Foot work is the same for boxing
Is your weight to your toes or the balls of your feet?
Great stuff! Get a hair cut!