GOT TAKEDOWNS!?? Russian 2 on 1 For the WIN!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ย. 2024
- This video I breakdown an attack you can use with the Russian 2 on 1 tie-up. Check out the details and you are sure to find something useful! Enjoy! If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions, please comment below. More videos to come! Please like, share, and subscribe!!
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The kid survived.... I hope you all like the technique!! 🤙
Great video, and the kid falling was amazing! 🤙🏻
Other than teaching grappling, coach Brian do you teach magic
Since we know he's okay... oh my lord, that was funny. And so unexpected.
How good is this for mma
@@dragontoothflamer8625 it’s not directly applicable because it is wrestling technique done without strikes… having said that the more you develop your wrestling skills, the better you will be in the clinch going for takedowns. 🤙
The cameraman really struggling for air 😂
This guy is an extremely knowledgeable coach. He is technically sound and he integrates the counters you will likely experience in the lesson.
If you live within a 30 minute drive of him, go there and train
4:33 "Hey, I hope you fall" CRASH! DAMNNNNNNNN LOL!!
I’m so glad that they kept the little funny part in there with the kid. That’s reality right there. It’s how life happens in little spurts and simple unintentional moments.
I like this class format. Great coaching. Funny moment in the middle. FHV worthy, you can win $10,000!
this is what I needed for that straight arm to the face, thanks Coach Brian!
Good stuff coach. Always love your work. Hey to defend the 2 on 1 It's all about pulling your elbow back to your side. Once your elbow is to your side then can peel or post. The elbow is the key to stopping all offense. Also when someone does post on the head take your left arm off of the arm pit and pull the arm over your head. I have seen and completed the pushing of the arm many times, but they always, 100% of the time, end with the person sprawling on you and placing you in poor position. Pulling the elbow and changing level will improve the position. Last tip, your right wrist when you have the 2 on 1, pull it up to your arm pit and chest out. This will apply significant pressure to the elbow making takedowns even easier. Good luck keep up the great videos.
LOL! Love your gym atmosphere. Will have to drop by one day.
My Best coach on TH-cam!
Coach, super love the back part of the troubleshooting with the students. That's always welcome in every video!
Brian, this is a great video...very helpful and interesting to see that attendees who are 6000 miles away have the same issues in training and learning technique!! Great Work Brian
Pius is wrong, Russian 2-on-1 works great against Jiu-jitsu wrestlers because they keep back stepping all the time. There's no forward push like Greco wrestlers, crouched-to-shoot like Free/Folkstyle wrestlers, or steady stance like Judo wrestlers.
Russian 2-on-1 is a good way to get a hold of a back stepping opponent, without shooting in. And most guys who don't know stand-up wrestling will react exactly with this Hand-on-head Arm pull as coach was showing here, so it's good to know the counter to that as well.
That second option really gives you the guys back. Would love to see your favourite back takes/take fiends to get to the back!
The best coach !
The best. Great instruction.
Once again a great video! Thanks a lot coach Brian.
Great stuff.
Very good sir....Thank you again...i should have known these things when i was younger.
This gym seems to have a great vibe.
Youre an amazing educator coach!
What great class instruction!
We've done the 2 on 1 in our catch w ,class our catch instructor left after the covid thing started I Iike'd that class anyway good stuff keep it up I like the dirty tricks call me crazy !
Great upload. More “ in class” videos please!
2 on 1 actually working very well..
Too bad i can only like this video once, soooo good
Thumbs up ... good skill with lots of fine details ... many thanks :)
Great Technique! Thanks Brian.
Mr. Petersen, this is your insurance agent. We have a couple concerns. If you could please contact us at your soonest convenience. 😁 That was funny.
So many easier ways. Wish I could be there and show you.
Good stuff!
constant learning
I like this video.
You are an excelanle instrector m'y friand
Great stuff !!
At 10:58 the left foot forward doesn't allow power more than it let's you extract your arm to the open side so the shoulder can retract back into a spine neutral position.
Great videos though. One of the top 10 sites for this type of content on TH-cam .
"Do they even get into stuff like this?".......then goes to his back lol. Great shade. Has to do jiu jitsu too or he'd never be able to submit anyone :p
It's interesting 🤔I will try it next time in the Wrestling workout, but I think against a very good wrestler the first step won't work...
Why would you want to pull your arm out? Your already in good postition to secure opponents elbow and get good underhook position then can get a hip toss or lateral drop. Or you could always secure opposite elbow and go the other way and snap down to cement mixer or gator roll seems counter productive to try and pull your arm out plus you'd be setting up your self for double legs or highcrotch.
Great move for self defense,when dude tries to collar tight You and start pummeling your face with uppercuts.
like this, very precise
Till they throw the arm and go for a double leg
One question.
Wy is Vader vilming
I am not a wrestler or a grappler so I am here to learn.. I like studying and practicing MMA from a self defense prospective. We use a lot the Russian tie in training especially as a control position Vs weapon. Anyway I still did not find the best solution when opponent can strike (instead of fraiming like you show) with the free arm. Infact you do not see the Russian tie used in MMA professional fight and maybe for this. Do you have any suggestion? Please if you can make some videos in the future more "self defense" based. I like a lot your teaching... Thanks
brian, would you one day talk a bit about your background? also, where is your gym, if i ever visit the US it would be on my list of places to visit
Awesome! Yeah I actually had a live video a while back where I talk about my background a little. I think it’s called “How did I get here”
@@TeachMeGrappling thanks, coach! don't know how i missed that
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I wasn't Born in Mother Russia. I do not come from the mother land, nor does Russian Blood run through these veins. Vodka is not my first choice in drink. Will I still be able to learn/use this technique?
Yes.... yes you will!
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I thought the Russian was elbow area and shoulder ?
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Coach, why dont we see more russian 2v1 in mma?
@ihopeyoufall hahahahahhaha
Not an expert but my guess would be bc the opponents other hand would be free to strike you in the face since you're facing inward. With a regular 2on1 you're facing outward so you can't get hit in the face.
Jon Jones used it successfully against several top opponents at the beginning of this UFC career.
Ooo yeah the stiff arm could be a strike i see. Ill check out JJ's fights thanks.
This is atrocious