MMA Training: Single Leg to a Double Leg Takedown
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This video goes over the Single Leg to a Double Leg Takedown. It is important to note that there are numerous ways to finish a single leg takedown. The "single to the double leg" is one of the most effective ways to finish a single leg shot in MMA because the counterforce of your opponent's wizzer (or overhook) and his attempt to sprawl the caught leg back provides the right momentum to clear that leg outside of your hip and come across the front of his body to tap the far knee.
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I realized when the head is inside it's actually more of a knee tap. When the head was outside on the single it will transition into what looks more like an actual double leg
Hey Max, thanks for your comment. You are absolutely correct. This transition can be classified as a sort of a knee tap. Usually a knee tap you would hit either off an underhook or by posting on the the head but since we since we are attacking both legs here, we simply classified it a a variation to the double leg. Thanks for watching! Anytime you are in the area, come hit a roll. Cheers brother!
Stay tuned for our video on the High Crotch. Thanks for watching!
In this takedown I'm initiating the attack with my outside arm. This naturally positions my head inside. On the high crotch I'd initiate with my inside arm first while reaching for his cross leg, which would automatically position my head outside of hip. With the high c you do put the head outside since your outside hand is free to defend the initial choke threat. For the move in this video the head must stay inside since your outside hand is busy carrying the weight of the attacked leg.
you can put your head on the outside. its called a high c in wrestling. the choke is there, but if you know how to defend it you're fine. Daniel Cormier, Cain velasquez and gsp use the high c/head outside single all the time
I have been tought to straighten the arms and put both hand on the calfs then drive foward.
does anyone else think he sounds a bit like Barry Kripke in Big Bang Theory?