I have done duckunders in Brazilian jiu-jitsu when I did wrestling before Brazilian jiu-jitsu and it seems like the takedown I have most success with against lower belts and higher belt colors in Brazilian jiu-jitsu seems to be the double leg takedown.
hey, i had 2 questions... 1st question: i want to do carry workouts (for example farmer carries) and i do a push pull legs workout split... but i dont know which muscle group carries are clasified as so i need help on which days i can put carries in a push pull legs split... can you help me with that please? and 2nd question... I train strength exercises but i want to do isometric strength, cardio, grip strength, and explosivness... but i dont know where to put them in my program... do you have recomendations on which days i should do them in a push pull legs program or a upper lower split program?
Yo Nicky Rod, if you actually read the comments, like this comment, and then give your brother a damn haircut! He keeps coifing his hair in mid tutorial😅
@@-gz9lu yeah I don’t see why u can’t learn the duck under it’s not leg locks or to complicated, he showed how to do it so well. I’m definetly gonna be trying to learn that
I'm a brown belt from Brazil and wrestling is not very popular around here (that's slowly changing). I've learned the duck under from Joe Breza in his YT channel and it changed so much my game. Wrestling is growing so much in me that once a week i drive 1 hour just to do one class of wrestling, i've loving it