Great Andreus!

Hi Andreus, I think jumping guard is not even a takedown but something shouldn' exist at all. I think it's a distortion of exploiting the competition ruleset and that's it. Regarding the scissor takedown, the danger depends on how is executed on one side and on how the other person managed it in terms of proper falling and self preservation technique. I woudn't call it dangerous but simply a very advanced move that should be forbidden until an high level is reached. In both the occurences the real problem sits in the ego of the person choosing to do these takedowns, not in the takedowns themselves

@Andreus Bond totally agree

First of all very good job in having the ability to defend a double leg through an uchi mata. Personally I feel lucky enough to properly sprawl 😅 on uchi mata: I usually chained it with a quick ankle pick: if the uchimata didn't work I simply move the leg with which I tried the uchimata behind the far away leg of my oppnent and placing my foot outside just to prevent him or her to move. From there I go for the ankle pick

Just trying to understand how to reach bodylock position and get rid of my opponent's arms 😅

@Andreus Bond exactly

My loved bodylocks and all the other similar stuffs