Single Leg Takedown — Collar Grip Counter
Executes a single-leg takedown when the opponent maintains a collar grip, using the collar control to break posture and circle around the stiff arm to secure the leg and finish safely.
5 steps
· save to drill into each- 1Shoot the leg while maintaining the collar grip, stepping inside the opponent's stiff arm.2:12
- 2Step to the side to establish a strong grip on the leg.2:14
- 3Push the opponent forward and circle around to take their weight onto their far leg.2:51
- 4Pinch your knees to secure the leg and pull the opponent's head down to hip level.3:02
- 5Circle around the back until the opponent falls.3:32
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