how to have Confident Takedowns

Imagining someone who JUST started wrestling watching you describe the "hand in face, arm drag" 😂😂😂💀

In the ncaa at one point it was 80 percent of people who got the first takedown win the match that’s why it’s important to be confident and get to the legs or get to your offense first

Vid helps so much, I need some more set ups though

I didn't like to shoot, because I'm blind and would almost always miss. LOL I can barely walk straight, so shooting straight was just difficult for me. So I became a defensive wrestler while in neutral, but I was very good offensively while on the ground. Became very good at getting and keeping control on top, and good at reversing on the bottom.

I’ve been wrestling for 6 years, 5 of those years was me relaying on Defense, I step foot on the mat when season started this season and told myself “I need to start attacking” and I improved my offense so much. It was hard, and I always tell people I’m a Gentleman when I need to be, and a Gangsta when I need to be. And it actually proved in wrestling. I stepped on the mat and told myself in my head “I’m going to K!/_/_ this Mutha *****” and things like that and after the match I’d lend a hand and firmly shake his or her hand. Even though I never shot once being 18-0 Regional and State Champion, What he says is accurate for any type of offense when it comes to confidence. Even when season is over, I don’t stop training. Which is why I’m here trying to get comfortable with shooting because I’m really good at it, just not comfortable with it

Good tips. Often times I find myself not fully committing to a shot

You rock brother! Much appreciated.

Love the content bro can you bring match reviews back I think that’s something everyone would love to see

You have so much to share, you should consider coaching.

Yoo I just realized you were back! I missed you dude

thank you again im binging your videos

We need a setup only video!

thanks for the tips bro

Good. stuff.

My problem is when I get sprawled on I get turned in the front headlock positions anyways to get better in that position

Once defended a shot by like I have now clue how I did it but he arm dragged me and i basically side ways jumped over him

I really enjoyed this video. Thanks Youtube

I can relate with this

only 30 mins before my bjj practice i needed this so bad

I hit a plateaeu because i could never find my openings and would never get distance