BJJ videos

[ps1]

I'd love to see some takedowns if you havent already made some.

Do you mean wrestling style takedowns, judo style throws, or some that are good for jiu jitsu competition? I'd be happy to get some more on there. As it is if you follow the link below, you'll see three very basic takedowns.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aDJraM4ARNg

If you're looking for others, let me know.

[bushido_man96]

I like those simple options, ps1. I think those could work well into my Hapkido work.

[DWx]

Your videos are really good ps1. Your good at explaining because even I can follow on.

[BLueDevil]

I'd love to see some takedowns if you havent already made some.

Do you mean wrestling style takedowns, judo style throws, or some that are good for jiu jitsu competition? I'd be happy to get some more on there. As it is if you follow the link below, you'll see three very basic takedowns.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aDJraM4ARNg

If you're looking for others, let me know.

Any kind of takedowns, I guess wrestling takedowns are more prevalent then a judo throw but really any takedown that is used regularly

Great video though, you explain it very well

[joesteph]

f you follow the link below, you'll see three very basic takedowns.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aDJraM4ARNg

 

I'm now being introduced to takedowns at my dojang, ps1, and these videoed moves may be basic, but basics are what we build on. I was not unaware of the third takedown, but the first two, going backward instead of forward (and not being your opponent's cushion when you both land), were a pleasant surprise to me.

Edited September 29, 2008 by joesteph

[jackmcmanus21]

Your videos are really good ps1. Your good at explaining because even I can follow on.

I totally agree...the videos are really well done

[joesteph]

Although my art isn't Judo or JiuJitsu, the posted basic throws by ps1 were interesting enough to have me poke around YouTube. There's one that, the way the camera filmed the throw, I can't see how she threw her opponent.

It's at:

http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=d8GnKZYcZgA&feature=related

The woman throws the noticeably taller man, and it's so effortless from what I can see, that I don't know if she didn't actually just "tip a scale" so-to-speak. But if she did, how would she have kept a strong central position? I doubt she simply bent at the waist.

Any ideas? _____ _____

[bushido_man96]

That one looked kind of choreographed, if you ask me.

[joesteph]

That one looked kind of choreographed, if you ask me.

Probably why the lower part of the body isn't within the camera shot, just the upper part. I still wonder, though, even if the guy thrown went along with the throw, what she would have done to perform that move.

Hollywood . . . Bah! Humbug!

[bushido_man96]

I think she would have dipped her hips low, to get under him, then stand up and toss. That's my guess.