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Technique: 'Standup/Takedowns/Offense - Firemans Carry Takedown';

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Collar Control to Fireman's Carry to Ankle Pick Takedowns

2 Part Technique - Use your secondary hand to move and pull the opponent. Now, shoot for the Fireman's Carry while tugging down on the opponent's collar to give a good finish on the takedown. However, the opponent will resist your pull...

Posted: 1216 days ago

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Techniques: Collar and Elbow Control vs Butterfly (171) :: Ankle Pick Takedown (14) :: Firemans Carry Takedown (20)

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Elbow Push to Fireman's Carry, or Take the Back if your legs are held

2 Part Technique - The opponent pushes your back to the mat, which is a situation and position you do not want. Now, the opponent tries to stack and pass your guard. Counter this pass by using the Elbow Push technique and than reset in...

Posted: 1215 days ago

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Techniques: Elbow Push Escape vs Side Control (140) :: Elbow Push vs Stacking Pass (107) :: Seat belt Control from Back (410) :: Firemans Carry Takedown (20) :: Taking the Back (152)

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Elbow Push vs Stacking Pass, Fireman's Carry

2 Part Technique - Prevent the opponent from gripping your collar and use Elbow Control to torque his body away. If the opponent secures the grip it will be more difficult to counter the Stacking Pass with Elbow Push. The opponent may ...

Posted: 918 days ago

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Techniques: Elbow Push vs Stacking Pass (102) :: Firemans Carry Takedown (20)

Hand Fighting from Standing, Firemans Carry Takedown, Single Leg Takedown, Jumping on the Back,

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Hand Fighting from Standing, Firemans Carry Takedown, Single Leg Takedown, Jumping on the Back,

3 Part Technique - As the opponent ties your Collar, control his elbow and use the connection to initiate the Fireman's carry. As he sprawls, circle out from underneath; because you never want to carry the opponent's weight from any po...

Posted: 316 days ago

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Techniques: Firemans Carry Takedown (21) :: Single Leg Takedown (99) :: Jumping on the Back (15) :: Hand Fighting from Standing (90)