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@chopstyx141

5 жыл бұрын

DPS Breakdowns Hey DPS, can you do a video of Jordan Burroughs some time soon

I like this a lot more than the classic music and text on screen

Gives you an appreciation for just how great Yazdani is, that last clip especially, how he adjusted so fast from the throwby to the knee pick while the guy was doing a cartwheel. Unreal.

He is incredible wrestler. Hassan yazdani is the best from Iran 👍👍

@kallepikku4991

3 жыл бұрын

That's quite a claim considering all the beast the have there in Iran. To be considered best from Iran is pretty much same as to be a world champion.

The idea is to lift with under hook... So front leg comes up in the air and rear leg is left vulnerable...

I’ve been trying to hit this since your first underhook study on yazdani and this made me realize I wasn’t elevating the elbow with the underhook the whole time. Can’t wait to go to practice tn and try it. You’re doing the lords work!

@DPSBreakdowns

5 жыл бұрын

Let me know how it goes!

@anoshirvanparvazi5045

7 ай бұрын

Same here!

Great video, and very clear explanations. I noticed you mentioned that Yazdani keeps his head on the opposite side of the underhook, which is contrary to what is usually taught in the U.S. If you've ever watched Sergei Beloglosov's technique instruction on you tube, he touches on the pros and cons of this. Sergei mentions that if you have your head on the opposite side of an underhook, you are in a vulnerable position UNLESS you grab the opponent's wrist to limit their offense. If you notice, in many of Yazdani's matches, when he underhooks and his head moves to the opposite side, he is constantly fighting to control the opponent's wrist. It's very subtle sometimes, but according to Sergei, this would be how Yazdani overcomes the potentially vulnerable position.

Thanks for this video .yazdani is amazing and a genius athlete

I really enjoyed this. I love the long form breakdowns

Thanks bro for another great video of Yazadi.

beautiful work dude, as always. love your vids

i really enjoy your breakdowns man 🙏🏾

Man , I Love this!!Thank you for sharing

Awesome break down dude. One of the best ive seen!

Best breakdowns on the net. Cheers man

Really nice! The best breakdown channel on KZread. Keep them them coming!

Awesome videos. Much respect

Thanks for making these types of videos, they are very informative and everyone can learn something from them

Thank you! This is an amazing technique and an even better breakdown. Wow!

Great video! Very insightful. I like how Yazdani is more direct than rotary even with the ankle pick. I'm looking forward to trying this tonight with the under hook.

Excellent detailed analysis. Loved learning about the unusual (from the American standpoint) head position on the underhook.

Just found this channel . God Bless you for your videos, It is really gold mine of knowledge . Yazdani is one of my favorite wrestlers.

Thanks for another great video! I think in the last one there is also a smart move when he blocks the end of the cartwheel by reaching far his left leg behind the back of the opponent and immidiately locking the opponent's left arm. very fast reaction and adjustment!

Incredible breakdown as always! Thank you!

@DPSBreakdowns

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Great video. Thank you for sharing his techniques. He is my favorite wrestler in the world

That underhook position is so good, High crotch is there, single is there, bear hug is there, knee pick is there, possibly even a slide by depending on how they react.

Nice breakdown! Thanks!

What the raised elbow does- it to maked sure to swing the leverage over to the back planted leg.

So glad I just randomly found your page DPS. Thanks brother! Greetings from a Swedish born Iranian BJJ fighter.

Amazing work!

Man, keep up the good work!!!

That was great thanks man I really appreciate it

NIce! I got halfway through watching this before :)

Wow, thank you so much for this! I love your videos, such a great breakdown of technique and position. Very helpful.

@DPSBreakdowns

4 жыл бұрын

You're welcome. Random question: Did you help coach at a few Beat the Streets practices in Cleveland?

@briannagedeon1829

4 жыл бұрын

@@DPSBreakdowns ahahah I did!

this should be entitled 'underhook bullzozer throw w the assist of a knee or ankle block'

What a breakdown . Much love from south korea bro

Awesome video!

I love your videos. Excellent job. Subscribed.

@DPSBreakdowns

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Great content bro definitely gonna try this

Great analysis

Nice breakdown

Thanks for your analysis you do a great job of breaking it down

At 11:20, knee vs ankle is a question of momentum or no momentum forward. If he is driving, then he can pick up the leg from wherever and finish the takedown. If he isn't driving, then he needs to pick up the lower leg for more leverage to finish the takedown.

Thank you!

Grt vid ... Researched study

Great vid

Excellent, new sub!

He is wonderful 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

His footwork is amazing

Very nice. Use the knee pick often. Also no dislikes keep it up

Fantastic work!! I thought I saw Isaiah Martinez use that uppercut entry to the underhook on Nolf. Did you see that?

@DPSBreakdowns

5 жыл бұрын

I did! Martinez's underhook game is very similar to Yazdani's. Plays it on the left side, too.

Great video and can you do a video on Jordan Burroughs double leg

Do a case study on NC O'Connor sticking a Pitt wrestler last season. I had to watch that move a few times.

thanks alot

Makes it look easy, gona have to try it with the head on the opposite side.

Great video! Yazdani is a fav - and so is the knee-tap! One question - in terms of timing, it seems like he goes for the throw especially when the opponent has no tie on the side he is attacking the knee. Seems like a critical point if so. Said differently - how would you counter this technique? Likely a strong undertook would pull him up on attempt Thanks!

@DPSBreakdowns

5 жыл бұрын

That's right - if Yazdani does the knee pick he will generally go for it immediately after getting his underhook (before the opponent is able to get an advantageous tie of his own). One counter is to get a strong overhook to prevent the elbow elevation and angle creation. Finishing the technique with a head-on (rather than more perpendicular) angle is much more difficult. There are also some throw counters (whizzer kick/uchi mata), but Yazdani is pretty savvy at preventing those. Here is James Green going for one against him: kzread.info/dash/bejne/eWqF0I9tprLbeNI.html

@IntegralMartialArts

5 жыл бұрын

DPS Breakdowns Great match! Clean throw-by there by Yazdani. Speaking of whizzer-kicks/uchi mata... m.kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZJx9lspseprclps.html 😳

Having your head on the opposite side of your under hook, gives you a longer reach for the knee pick.

@anklepick9524

3 жыл бұрын

Also makes it harder for the opponent to circle away from the pressure.

DPS!!!

An interesting point, to increase his drive Yazdani steps with the same leg as his underhook. 3:28.

Sweetness

It is sad that Hassan may never be able to compete again. He got badly injured before the World Championships 2023.

I wish you’d do a study of Saitievs sasae

pulling on the head is here to make the openning for the underhook (teach me grappling has a video on the subject )

Yazdani has created his own style.

I like it

Is a breakdown on Aaron Pico Snapdown a possibility?

I started wrestling late, at age of 35 and I often get an underhook only to get it crushed by a strong overhook. Never raised my elbow or punched a jab through to release the pressure from the overhook the way Yazdani does it in your video breakdown. Amazing detail and thank you! I have a question and it might be a stupid one, keep in mind I started wrestling late and I am only a weekend warrior. Why is it that when we warm up in the underhook/overhook position the head is on the opposite side of the underhook but it is taught when you get an underhook to keep your head on the same side? It is kinda contradictory, no?

@iakXI

2 жыл бұрын

That’s actually a great question

@mehrdadsaberi6626

Жыл бұрын

Likely figured out by now, but you do that for balance and to take away getting thrown.

The reason why Dani changes head positions is you want your head position to be on the same side of the leg you are attacking. Dani likes to attack the left leg so he moves his head position to left side.

Great vid! Headhunters Part 4 please! :)

Green backing up with his feet in a bad stance caused the knee pick take down.

@anklepick9524

3 жыл бұрын

Well the pressure makes him back up and the under hook high elbow keeps him up straight. The only really defence is the uchi mata or get out of yaz under hook before his starts his pressure. Yaz is daring you to go to the uchi mata tho... He knows it's hard throw to execute.

Do you know of any underhook specialists at the international level who do the underhook with head on the same side? The vast majority of FS and GR wrestlers that I watch do not. Head pointing into their neck has always felt weird to me. I feel I can't pressure forward with my hip and chest, and I find myself resorting a lot more to pulling or snapdown actions rather than being able to push them out of bounds. I feel I have a much weaker ability to jack up their elbow, and I feel that the "flipper" or "thigh pry" counter where they compress my elbow down becomes more effective. I know a lot of folkstyle guys are good with the head on the same side, but I'm wondering if there are any big name FS guys that do that. I'm wondering if maybe that is related to the fact that FS has push-outs -- I really feel that I can drive forward better when I "give up" head positioning. This feels to me more like GR-style chest-to-chest positioning.

@DPSBreakdowns

3 жыл бұрын

I'm not aware of any underhook specialists at the international level who primarily use same side head position. Younes Emami sometimes does use same side head position but uses opposite side more often from what I've seen. If you're able to punch a deep underhook/seatbelt then same side head position becomes a necessity but that is not an easy position to get to reliably against high level guys. You are correct about the elbow issue - it is much easier for an opponent to bite down on an underhook when the head is on the same side versus when it is on the opposite side.

@jsl8461

3 жыл бұрын

@@DPSBreakdowns Wow, thank you so much for your thoughts. I can't thank you enough -- you're very observant so I really value your response. By the way, I also asked around on forums, one thing I've noticed is a lot of responders who say they like head on same side also say they are stocky or strong in the upper body. My guess is that for them, jacking up the elbow might be easier for their body build. The other thing is that people seem to view head-on-same-side as better defense, and perhaps better for sweep singles, high C's, and duck unders, whereas the head-on-opposite-side is riskier, but better for throws, "higher" leg attacks (snatch single, knee tap, etc), and getting to double-unders. Although clearly there is overlap between head-on-same-side and head-on-opposite-side, plus everyone's got a different game, so I shouldn't over-generalize. Also, I was watching footage of Takuto Otoguro the other day. He's got an reactive / opportunistic underhook game, it's not his core offense but he's pulled off some surprisingly effective counters against some guys who are really good in the tie-ups / clinch. In my observation, I *think* he usually puts his head on the opposite side, sometimes looking for double-unders where he's got some strong judo-like moves. But I noticed in a couple of matches, where he was already winning by a bazillion points, he put his head on the same side and used it to stall and eat up seconds on the clock (referees saw this and broke it up).

@DPSBreakdowns

3 жыл бұрын

@@jsl8461 Nice - appreciate your thoughts. People in the US have a same-side head position bias because that is how it is taught in 99% of cases from what I've seen. I think opposite side head position, when done properly, makes the underhook position easier to maintain and harder to escape for the other person. But yeah, same side head position may work for some people so I wouldn't ever call it wrong, just different.

Maşallah Hassan Y....👍👍👍

he is very good man

I Love you yazdany

Better than mike mal's breakdowns

yazdani is from northern part of Iran that wrestling is their culture I watch so many hero's time after time coming to the world stage achieving gold's I'm talking just me alone last 63 years follow these hero's

One down vote, from David Taylor, who says, "That ain't happening to me."

@DPSBreakdowns

5 жыл бұрын

Yazdani went for it about 15 seconds into their match at the 2018 Worlds kzread.info/dash/bejne/mm2AlZpsd6e3eKQ.html. DT somehow cartwheeled out of it and nearly reversed the position (but went out of bounds). Fun scramble.

@persiancat137

3 жыл бұрын

@ L. Ron Gardner It will happen to taylor in Tokyo. Count on it!

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Well done bro. Just make sure to do one full speed shot to finish each example please.

@DPSBreakdowns

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you - and appreciate the feedback.

King Hassan Yazdani💪💪💪

not to forget yazdani is so powerfull

the biggest mystery is how yazadani went from 70K to 86K

When is the next ncaa study?

@DPSBreakdowns

5 жыл бұрын

Not exactly sure, but there will be more.

Nó rất hữu dụng ạ ❤️❤️

What does he do that stops his opponents from using all of the pressure he is giving

@DPSBreakdowns

5 жыл бұрын

Strong head positioning (usually on opponent's shoulder opposite the underhooked side), and awareness of the opponent's options (firemans carry, whizzer kick, double overhook throw, etc.). Once you have trained hundreds of hours in the underhook position (like Yazdani), you'll have seen nearly every reaction and counter possible.

Вот что значит автаматизм, делай что хорошо делаешь,

10 people got knee picked.

حسن مرسی

he's smart

it wouldnt be easy, timing would have to be perfect, but an uchimata could be a solid d for this. pause at 18:10 ps- great channel

@DPSBreakdowns

4 жыл бұрын

If the timing is perfect, I could see that working. This clip shows it being hit simultaneously with the opponent's knee tap attempt: gfycat.com/weepycheeryhorsemouse

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omg good wrestlers

Yazdani is a true lion

I wonder if he's vulnerable to a hip toss? When goes 4 this?

@Visitthesanitymachine

5 жыл бұрын

The other guy needs the undertook to hiptoss

@DPSBreakdowns

5 жыл бұрын

He could be. The opponent doesn't finish the takedown, but this gives you an idea of a possible throw counter: kzread.info/dash/bejne/eWqF0I9tprLbeNI.html

How can it used in mma

@DPSBreakdowns

5 жыл бұрын

Very similar to how it is used in wrestling. Typically from the clinch. Georges St-Pierre had a lot of success with it during his career.

is Yazdani Left handed?

The music ist way better

یزدانی بدون اینکه شلوغ کاری کنه همچون حریفی که در ۲۰ ثانیه پایانی بازنده است و فقط شلوغ میکنه....اما او با آرامش، پشت سر هم و مداوم حمله میکند و دستانش هنرمندانه آنقدر کار میکند که حریف گیج میشود... واقعا کشتی گرفتن با او سخت است...

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