Takedowns are the mark of all grappling sports (Judo, Jiu Jitsu, Wrestling, Sambo etc). They all rely on taking the fight to the ground, regardless of what you do afterwards.
Takedowns can be a tough task for BJJ players. Especially, when we don’t have any standing background, like wrestling or Judo.
Struggling with judo throws, aren’t you? Yeah, they’re not easy – but it’ll be well worth your while to learn them!
For example, here’s a fantastic judo throw setup that will probably work well for you.
Satoshi Ishii, Olympic judo champion, demonstrates:
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