Double leg takedown defense off the cage
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- Use this technique to stop a double leg takedown attempt off the cage and reverse position with your opponent in an MMA fight.
Shanghai based MMA coach and Kunlun Fight Combat League ringside commentator Ramsey Dewey answers technique questions from the viewers.
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If you have technique questions, please leave them in the comments below.
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I might need a t-shirt that declares 'Put some violence in your violence'
Thinking something similar
My students tell me that all time.
@@RamseyDewey I'd buy one. Take my money lol
One of my favorite dirty moves against heavyweight opponents;
Holding Gable™, Knee to Face 🙂
How is that dirty? That’s perfectly fair and legal in MMA.
I'm aware: it's in my kind nature 🙂
A knee to the face always feels kind of dirty to me lol
@@RamseyDewey How does one escape that gable grip?
Legends say they are still switching and trying to double leg takedown each others
Your videos are saving lives for those people who are thinking about cage fighting as a career or mma in general.
This would be handy in a street attack in a situation where you end up against the fence or if you're against the wall.
Great now I can beat Khabib! (just kidding that guy is on another level) Great video though Ramsey! This video is very useful!
If you fight Khabib, just remember, the cage is lava. The floor is also lava. The clinch is also lava. Most positions = lava.
@@RamseyDewey Yeah, I think the only way to beat Khabib is to be better at fighting of your back than he is fighting on top. Because I think there is nobody in the world who can prevent him from taking you down😅
Vincent MMA Life “Theres not a dude from 155 to 185 that can keep the fight standing with that dude” - Daniel Cormier
@@jonpicojones4032 Totally agree with that quote!
RED CHUCKS it’s a shame we probably won’t get to see that fight.
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How to execute picture perfect double leg takedown off the cage, that is my favourite move in MMA Video Game...
Kwari Januar Great subject, I love it!
@@RamseyDewey sorry sir, is double leg takedown off the cage Bjj technique or MMA Innovation?
It’s for MMA. BJJ takes place on an open mat. MMA takes place in a cage.
@@RamseyDewey the real reason why Bjj blackbelt Eli Knight does not recognize that technique😳🙏
A very effective tq!!!
Hey coach great technique demonstration and the drill was awesome. Thankyou👍🏻
Techniques that work in da cage!
But there's wall. Worst case, a. Electrified wire fence with sharp points sticking out!.
Damn, this looks hella fun
Hey ramsey! No question today but I do have a movie recommendation. While going through your videos ( I can't remember which one) I was surprised to see you had seen Sultan ( the Bollywood movie about a guy who gets into wrestling to woo a girl then somehow becomes a top MMA fighter). If during quarantine you have time to watch another Bollywood film you might be interested in Dangal , a biographical ( but cinematic) film about a former amateur wrestler who coaches his two daughters to become Olympic level wrestlers . Thanks for your content as always!
That was actually the movie I was trying to find when I ended up watching Sultan by mistake! A friend of mine from India recommended it.
Solid technique, thank you Mr Ramsey
Thanks!
Tbh everybody has an idea in the cage controls but ur idea is 50 percent good
Hey coach, how are you doing ? In one of the comments of your last video, you asked if Scorpion did an Imanari roll. He doesn’t do an Imanari roll. It’s more of a scissor takedown thing. I don’t really know the name of the move. I would like it if you told us more about the scissor takedown. It looks really cool.
He does leg scissors? Which game is that one in? Interesting. Yeah man, I can teach you all about leg scissor takedowns. It’s one of my specialties.
Ramsey Dewey th-cam.com/video/n2kwVCoSh6I/w-d-xo.html here’s the link man. At around 06:25 if I remember correctly. It’s one of his signature moves. I think he’s been doing that move since Mortal Kombat 1. But for some reason, not many people use that move. Very underrated in my opinion. And yeah, it would be amazing if you could do a video about leg scissor takedowns. For some reason, I didn’t think they actually worked.
@@tensae4725 if i recall correctly that move is banned in Judo because it can be very dangerous and therefore very hard to drill. Not sure if other grappling rulesets ban the move as well but that might be why you don´t see it all that often
papita69xxx yeah, that’s exactly what I’ve heard to. And that’s why I thought it wouldn’t work. I didn’t really know much about Martial Arts back then. But I knew that when they say that a move is too dangerous to train, that it’s probably a load of crap. Hopefully, Master Dewey will teach us a thing or two about it.
Hey Ramsey some techniques stop working when you and the opponent get slippery is there a way to counter that
Don’t rely on techniques that don’t work when you get wet.
There's no Cage on The Streetz Mr Ramsey!!
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Hey Ramsey! I was wondering what your thought on Greco-Roman vs. Judo are. Not in a 1 on 1, but as martial arts. They're both primarily standing based grappling arts and I want to know which one I should pursue to help with my grappling over all.
Depends if you grapple gi or no gi
Thanks Coach!! looks easy to pull off with repetition, but it has to be in a split second decision, minus the sweat and tiredness..., with this technique I would be pouring knees to the face to finish this faster, & quote the great one while doing so: "put some violence into the violence", lol. But I wonder... why you don't see this defensive techniques more in MMA/UFC. Almost every time it ends in a slam, unless the defensive takedown ability is very good... anyways just thinking out loud, GREAT VIDEO.
You can only see what you already know. People pay attention to big slams. They don’t pay attention to subtle details of takedown defense. They just tend to boo and think nothing is happening.
Am I the only one who's disappointed we'll never get to see Khabib v Ferguson? The beast on top against the animal on the bottom, wonder if Tony can make Khabib bleed.
Question is though, can Khabib take Justin down to the ground, they have very similar martial arts journey but use their wrestling in different ways.
@Rambo obviously that's why I said they use their wrestling in different ways. Yes, I agree Khabib is more of a wrestler, mixing it more with his kickboxing the more he progress.
Justin on the other hand, probably will be sharpening his skills on scrambling and stuffing takedowns since Khabib would be also another problem of his on the ground.
Either way, I don't want both of them to lose in the same cage.
Ramsey,have you heard of Uechi Ryu Karate?They say it is the most efficient form of Karate.There are a lot of videos on TH-cam about it.Can you give us your opinion,if you can?
Wow, look at that, its a Chin Na shoulder lock used correctly. (yes people, I know he does not study chin na. I just was illustrating that Chin Na is not taught properly in most places and this is a better example)
If an arm wrestler would made transition to mma do you think his arm wrestling skills be useful in mma?
Hey coach, Wich striking combat sport you think is better for self defense, vs striking combat sport better for the cage.
better grappling style for self defensd, and better grappling art for the cage.
I wanna know if you think there should be a different aproach. Thankyou have a nice day
Is Buzkashi the most effective martial art of all Time?
Hey Ramsey, can u plz do a review of "the Rostami self-defense" , Popular in Canada and Iran. there are a plenty of videos of them if u search for that on youtube. Thank you :)
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@@RamseyDewey oh you've done reviews before! Jordan peterson lol many thanks!
Khabib fans go brrr
If you want to stop Khabib’s double legs off the cage, you’re going to need to stay away away from the cage like your life depends on it!
@@RamseyDewey Stuffing takedowns in the open isn't anywhere near as easy as walk walking
@@nanayawberko3212 And wall walking is almost handing Khabib the round since he's so used to working around that and breaking people back down.
@@cosmoreverb3943 then throw a flying knee in the first round and pray it lands flush cos you're losing after that.
I've always wondered if playing guard was a viable option against khabib
@@RamseyDewey
Now I want see khabib vs Ramsey in grappling match.
I didn’t watch the whole video yet doe
We’ll get it done! And then get out there and train!
@@RamseyDewey Hey Ramsey, how do i take down heavy people?
@@proforce1497 Be strong enough to force them down, and make sure you aren't under them!
@@gameslayer404 Thanks for the advice, but there must be a way to use their weight as a leverage to take him down.
@@proforce1497 That's sort of the thing. A year ago I started wrestling, and I weighed only a measly 120 pounds. I didn't even workout cause I was too lazy. Even then I was incredibly strong for my size for some reason. (I had no endurance even though I thought I should have cause I did cross country and stuff)Anyways a couple of my friends who weighed around 200 pounds were also in wrestling. I was about as strong, or maybe I wasn't because they were holding back? I'm not too sure. One time we were doing a king of the mat, and I beat this guy at my weight level, then a 160 pounder. Then I was up against the lightest of the 200 pounders. I lost obviously cause I have no endurance and he was almost a full 100 pounds heavier, but I did keep him off me. Even as he tried to hip toss me to the ground. So yeah that's a okay in my book. Also if their like a full 100 pounds heavier in muscle, you will not be able to win. Not only will they have weight to put on you, but weight to use against you as well.
Could someone while squatting during the sequence put their forearm or bicep in front of the opponents face to create space?? We used to do this in wrestling practice
Maybe. Try it out and see if you can get a cross face or not.
@@RamseyDewey thanks coatch. Always interested in your content.
Justin Gaethje should drill this... every... single... day!
I bet Ramsey plays that DnB during his students' sparring sessions.
What’s a DnB?
@@RamseyDewey Fast-paced genre. Drum and Base.
I have try this out when I can, dose this move have a name not sure if I heard it in the video
Nope. It’s like pummeling into a backwards power half Nelson. But you can call it Susan if you want to.
@@RamseyDewey okay susan it is
Who do you got Khabib vs Gaethje?
I’ve got to say I like Khabib’s odds in that fight.
@@RamseyDewey If Gaethje doesn't win. Khabib will go down in history.
Works against Khabib. But the cage is lava, and the floor is lava, and everything is lava, and you're on fire because you're in hell, and you're getting smeshed. There was a sarcastic joke here somewhere.
One of the biggest holes in MMA training is wrestling and Jiu-Jitsu never deals with the wall.
Yep. If you don’t know how to fight on both sides of the equation against the cage, you don’t belong in a cage fight. It’s hat big of a deal.
Somebody send this to Justin geathje
Your student does not appear to be properly executing the gable grip?
Did you listen to the audio?
He’s not using a gable grip
I thought I did...
I had a guy from the church of Jesus Christ of latter day saints messaging me while I was watching the video.
Cameron Egbert.
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Why even let him do that ? You could have just caught him with a check hook - plenty of opportunity !