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High Single Leg Takedown. Tree Top, Foot Sweep, and More.

Entering and finishing High Single Leg Takedowns High Single Legs are among the most common takedowns in Wrestling, Jiu Jitsu, and MMA. This lesson will cover multiple basic scenarios. This video pairs well with some of our previous lessons Single Leg Takedown. Entries. Finishes. Transitions, and More:    • Single Leg Takedown. Entries. Finishes. Tr...   Wrestling up from Open Guard vs. A Standing Opponent:    • Wrestle up from Seated Guard vs. Standing ...   1️⃣Part one will begin with entering into a single leg takedown and converting it into a High Single Leg position. We will look at multiple methods of conversion including shelving. This section will also add our first finish for a high single leg, the foot sweep. 2️⃣Part two provides a different trail of attack when the foot sweep isn't working or it's not your preferred takedown. This trail starts by pressuring our partner's knee to force their hands to the ground. From here we will take them down with the Rear Double Leg. 3️⃣Part three forms the game plan of attacking based off of our partner's momentum when we cannot but their hands on the ground or we choose not to. This pairs well with pulling our partner's knee in the opposite direction as last time and using the basic "Running the pipe" single leg finish. 4️⃣Part four focuses on develop the skill of bringing your partner's leg even higher. This will have a clear effect of disrupting their balance way further. We will use forward movement and revisit the foot sweep to finish the takedown. 5️⃣Part five introduces the Tree Top position which is essentially bringing your opponent's leg even higher. Once there we will look at a more simplistic version of running the pipe to get the takedown. 6️⃣Part six covers when the high single leg goes to the opposite side of your body. Also known as an Outside High Single Leg. Foot sweeps will be on the menu again as well as important distinctions between sweeping and tripping. PLEASE LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, AND SHARE!!! Pica Pau Jiu Jitsu and Grappling 1050 Corporate Boulevard. Suite E. Aurora, Illinois. 60505. 135 dollars a month for unlimited training. Relaxed trial periods with no strings attached. No contracts. No drop-in fees if you train somewhere else. Just be kind and train hard!!! 📞Phone: (630) 340-5752 💻Website: picapaujj.com Instagram: @picapaujiujitsu Facebook: Pica Pau Jiu Jitsu and Grappling 🥋Coach: Aaron Brooks. Head instructor of Pica Pau Jiu Jitsu and Grappling. Instagram: aaronvincentbrooks 🙇‍♂️Thank you to everyone who helped film and demonstrate the moves!! #bjj​ #brazilianjiujitsu​ #jiujitsu​ #wrestling #singleleg #doubleleg #gi #grappling​ #nogi​ #takedown #footsweep #trip #sweep