Playing the takedown game in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu doesn’t have to be too complicated. Actually, it can be quite simple – if you learn how to set up takedowns which don’t require too many moves.
A Snap Down is a good example of that. It’s simple to both understand and set up; even though it has to be timed properly in order to get the full-fledged takedown.
If you’re looking to improve your stand up game, then you have to learn the Snap Down!
In fact, here is a simple Snap Down to back take setup that everyone should know.
Matt Arroyo demonstrates on the video below:
Master an Entire System Of Takedowns and Takedown Defenses SPECIFICALLY Designed for The BJJ Athlete with ADCC Veteran Matt Arroyo.
- Streamline your focus on the feet and enjoy more success in the standing exchange as you explore a blueprint for BJJ takedowns with UFC and TUF 6 Veteran Matt Arroyo.
- Wrestling is very different when transitioned to a BJJ setting and Arroyo will give you the tools you need to make sure you’re taking the proper approach to the standing game.
