Super Simple Takedown - The Collar Drag

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For a long time now, the collar drag takedown has been a favorite of mine in the gi. Once you understand the grips, entry and execution of this throw, it is pretty simple to pull off if the timing is there. In this video, I show how I like to set it up and how to deal with what I feel are the most common responses the opponent has to it. I hope you enjoy it.
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@Nick-ue9um 3 года назад

I’ve haven’t had much success with double or single legs so I was really glad to find your video. I was able to pull this off on one of my training partners and he congratulated me on a sweep. Thanks!

@DamonBeelerTV 4 года назад

hey man I just wanted to say I started training around late December early January I saturday I got my first stripe. with hard work dedication and tips from your videos I want to personally thank you. I dont know if you will see this but I learned alot just from watchung your videos. I want to continue to improve and earn my second stripe for my white belt. thank you for always keeping it simple and purely teaching us white belts to defend ourselves. thank you very much brother 💪🏾🤜🏾

@KnightJiuJitsu 4 года назад

First of all, congratulations on your first stripe! I always say that’s the hardest one to get, because you had to take that step to get started. I really appreciate you watching my videos letting me know they are a helpful resource. This means a ton to me. Thanks and congrats again. Best of luck on your training, my friend!

@DamonBeelerTV 4 года назад

@@KnightJiuJitsu thank you man and I will continue to work hard. jiu jitsu is something that I discovered through depression and it really helped me get out of my head. please keep making videos to help us learn an improve.

@coolman54061 4 года назад

I swear you have a god given talent for jiu jitsu it’s amazing

@ThisIsChrisWebb 3 года назад

Yes! 🙌🏽

@rockade2408 3 года назад

thisis a bullshit take down, you expose your calf muscle to the opponents knee, dont do this..

@befe Год назад

@@rockade2408 What do you mean? Mind elaborating?

@kerpal321 2 года назад

i saw my bjj professor use this to win a high level match, he hit the collar drag right away and took the guys back and got the rear naked, i was surprised at how simple and effective this technique can be

@KnightJiuJitsu 2 года назад

Arm drags are one of the most useful tools to have 🙌

@evanabeling3461 3 года назад

Eli is one of the best BJJ teachers I’ve ever seen. Thankful for the abundance of content coming out of Knight BJJ!

@KnightJiuJitsu 3 года назад

Thank you so much for that!

@evanabeling3461 3 года назад

@@KnightJiuJitsu no prob! Where is your gym located?

@KnightJiuJitsu 3 года назад

I’m in western Kentucky.

@evanabeling3461 3 года назад

@@KnightJiuJitsu I’ll have to plan a visit some day. Looking forward to meet you some day Eli, keep up the solid content. Would love to see a video on defense to common leglocks. Not sure if you already have anything like that.

@lionhearted8823 Год назад

Thanks for hammering out the details Professor Oss!

@joncummings8794 4 года назад

I'm a little over a week into my BJJ journey on the mat. I've been watching a ton of your videos. They're all fantastic!! Thank you!

@KnightJiuJitsu 4 года назад

I’m happy to hear I could help!

@Twobarpsi 4 года назад

Great technique! Thanks!

@chr9is1188 Год назад

Very solid coaching cues and teaching.

@Younes_Benmaza 4 года назад

Thank you very much Mr.Eli you are doing great job, we are many people watching you as same as in cinema then we move to do your exercise with few means ... we are very thankful to you you deserve all the best coach. Love from Algeria 🇩🇿❤

@KnightJiuJitsu 4 года назад

I appreciate that so much 🙏

@malekmanai3024 Год назад

Impeccable instructions, thanks

@lucatraverso6891 4 года назад

Excellent video 👌

@tomaziniwolverine1054 4 года назад

Very good!!! God bless you!!!

@lambyplayz190 Год назад

This will rlly help in my classes xD

@mrrob5851 4 года назад

Great takedown video. I’ll use this today In class

@mrrob5851 4 года назад

I tried it a lot. About half the time I messed up and ended up kind of in a bad situation. The other half I got either their back or really good side control. Takes time to know what to know when I mess it up. But I do like it. AST two months I’m working on takedowns. I’m tired of the old grab collar and use one foot pull them down into guard that all white belt use.

@82DannyB 4 года назад

Why you should only fight naked... no collar to grab onto... stripping also stops the attacker from even attempting to attack... Might even make him run away in fear.

@KnightJiuJitsu 4 года назад

Excellent points

@squeegepeegee692 4 года назад

I like the new intro!

@KnightJiuJitsu 4 года назад

Awesome. I’m happy with it too.

@CaleCoast 4 года назад

I do this off the grip break, where the opponent grabs my collar and I break it. I use my cross arm to hold the sleeve, knuckles against their wrist, and the other hand grabs the armpit fabric instead of a collar. It's an arm drag position. As I circle to their back with these grips established, i wait until they square up to do this exact footsweep as i fall.

@CaleCoast 4 года назад

It's amazing. If they get back up, I try to beat them up WITH THE GRIPS STILL ESTABLISHED and do it again and again until Im on their back

@calvin4580 4 года назад

u are better than most of the UFC fighters

@andersonbrandao4455 2 года назад

Obrigado.

@victoriaeugeniaagostino2258 2 года назад

Hi from Argentina, i loved your video. Im not a guarder so, i always need thecniques that make me do not call to guard and takedown my oponent. Love this so much, thxs. I new subscriber.

@KnightJiuJitsu 2 года назад

Thank you so much!

@BrazilianJiuJitsuKC 4 года назад

Great takedown. Looks familiar 😆

@KnightJiuJitsu 4 года назад

Only good thing I did in that match 🤣 🙏

@koalaofdeath2045 3 года назад

I kept seeing this on Andrew Wiltse's (from Daisy Fresh) channel. Awesome stuff. Do you have a no-gi version for this too? I'm guessing you'd arm drag? Trying to find a good video on it

@KnightJiuJitsu 3 года назад

The no gi answer to it is definitely the arm drag. The collar drag is more powerful in my opinion, but the arm drag is more versatile

@koalaofdeath2045 3 года назад

@@KnightJiuJitsu ah I see. Thanks so much for the super quick answer!

@BarChordA Год назад

I love that high angle you take top side control from after collapsing the legs. Do you have a video about that?

@KnightJiuJitsu Год назад

I’m not sure if I have a particular video dedicated to that particular side control variation, but my video on north south setups and submissions may mention some of that. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-shxdxcppqao.html

@sabyasachikulavi8946 4 года назад

My favourite grip is double sleeve grip as its quite easy to catch early with a distance! Could you make a video with a few good takedowns other than sode tsurikomi or sode tai otoshi? Because sode grip takedowns I find very rare on youtube channels. Thank you in advance!🙂❤

@KnightJiuJitsu 4 года назад

Sode grip throws are awesome and they are pretty rare. I would definitely suggest the Collier Brothers Nik and Si with Collier Judo on RU-vid. Those guys are amazing. I’ll see what I can make too. Thanks for the question and for watching.

@nunyabizness57 2 года назад

As a 64 year who just started my BJJ journey, what other take downs would you recommend? Thanks. Your videos are very helpful!

@KnightJiuJitsu 2 года назад

I have a video called “takedowns for people who suck at takedowns” that contains some helpful ones, in my opinion.

@1965brainy 11 месяцев назад

It’s been a year, how is it going?

@warmkaril1 4 года назад

Slightly similiar concept question; when you do an arm drag in the gi is there any benefit from gripping the material on the tricep vs just hooking the tricep when arm dragging?

@KnightJiuJitsu 4 года назад

On an arm drag, I feel the tricep is better than trying to grab the material. There is plenty of friction to assist and not necessary to grab the cloth.

@emilycurry6803 4 года назад

Honestly I’m a biginner, the reason I’m joining Jiu Jitsu because my dad Jiu Jitsu.. love watching lots of techniques etc thank u

@KnightJiuJitsu 4 года назад

Good luck with your training! Thanks for watching my videos.

@emilycurry6803 4 года назад

Knight Jiu-Jitsu Yea of course, thank U,

@somenamethatisopen 3 года назад

Watching this to revue what we did this morning in my morning class. Thanks! Anyone remember the Japanese name for this uke-something?

@ddg-fi5bp 3 года назад

uki-waza I think.

@johnnywalia7750 4 года назад

Ossss....

@Chandasouk 4 года назад

Jokes on you, Eli! I don't own anything with a collar!

@KnightJiuJitsu 4 года назад

Dammit! The perfect defense!

@alLEDP 4 года назад

I would call this kind of like a reverse yoko otoshi/yoko wakare? Anybody any other suggestion?

@KnightJiuJitsu 4 года назад

It’s a hard one to call in Judo terms. It could almost be a sacrifice sasae too. It’s a weird hybrid, but I would love to hear good judo term suggestions.

@sabyasachikulavi8946 4 года назад

Exactly I am confused too whether its a eri grip reverse yoko otoshi or sacrificed sasae because sometimes the leg is blocked and sometimes not. But the technique is very interesting! Eager to apply in my dojo once it reopens again! But from judo perspective No Ippon!!😂😂

@jdt8983 Год назад

That's so mean you're going to give someone a boo-boo

@tribalman9668 4 года назад

Yoko Otoshi

@WreckRod 4 года назад

Do you ever take opponent to the other side? I get the same grips but go the other way, sort of a cross between your collar drag and Tim Sprigg’s train wreck. I’m curious about taking them your way now, never seen that before.

@KnightJiuJitsu 4 года назад

Definitely. Sprigg’s train wreck and morote seionagi are great complements to the collar drag and vice versa.

@christophervelez1561 4 года назад

When you pull down from standing are you trying to land on your elbow? Or are you trying to keep you arm extended

@Aliens-Are-Our-Friends2027 4 года назад

Go to 1:00 and put it on .25x or .5x speed. He seems to break the fall by stomping his left foot, also with his right buttocks, and right arm (edit - Knight recommended forearm)... using his training partner to also take some of the momentum.

@KnightJiuJitsu 4 года назад

It should be somewhere between a fall and a slide tackle/trip. Definitely want to land on the forearm/elbow and not land on your shoulder. You should be facing them at the end.

@christophervelez1561 4 года назад

Cool so that allows the weight to stay over the collar and keep his posture broken right? Thanks a ton!

@Aliens-Are-Our-Friends2027 4 года назад

@@christophervelez1561 way easier to take a back from the postured up elbow position, instead of sitting up first I am a white belt.

@paulphillips7824 2 года назад

What’s the best way to counter this? This tall dude did this to me and I gave planted bad. Didn’t have time for a break fall . It really sucked

@KnightJiuJitsu 2 года назад

It’s a really tough one to counter if they get that solid grip. Prevention is key. But if you’re getting dragged, just try to roll with it and scramble.

@adilbekramadan2038 4 года назад

Super movies 👍🖒👏

@dragontoothflamer8625 Год назад

Can you do this without the sleeve grip?

@KnightJiuJitsu Год назад

Yes, it’s just easier for them to post or counter or even break the collar grip if you don’t control the sleeve. But it’s definitely doable.

@43sh240 4 года назад

is your partner wearing silk gi?

@actionman4593 4 года назад

The training partner won't just leave the other hand hanging. What if he grips your sleeve and collar? Thank you.

@KnightJiuJitsu 4 года назад

You can still hit it if they are gripping, as long as they aren’t stiff arming you. But if they stiff arm to shut it down, they give you other options. Notice in the competition video I provided of me hitting this takedown, his left hand was gripping me but it didn’t make a difference.

@sabyasachikulavi8946 4 года назад

Action Man its just a reverse yoko otoshi, very interestingly and uniquely applied modified judo technique. Of course in order to make a grip you have to grip fight first to take your dominant grip. Confusion arises when a non judoka comes to learn bjj. You should have some basic judo skills before you join bjj. Because bjj is quite advanced.

@timothyfitz3692 4 года назад

@@sabyasachikulavi8946 I find wrestling take downs more effective in BJJ. Judo has its good points in it to. I don't think you need any back round to train in BJJ. Yet again any grappling back round is good to know when training BJJ. Depends on the instructor I guess. This instructor has a lot of good points and since my academy is closed due to a pandemic. I watch a lot of this guy's videos, he has a lot of good basic stuff and some really crafty techniques. I should actually support this guy in some way.

@myguy647 4 года назад

If he continues to grip your collar make him continue the takedown and force him to post with his face on the mat instead of his hand simples.

@johnsoto5954 4 года назад

Great question action man

@1valg 4 года назад

Should one of your students accidentally hurt another during training, what would be your reaction? I´m thinking about what the coach in this video says at 12:41 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-QyySXiT0HU4.html

@KnightJiuJitsu 4 года назад

If it’s truly an accident, it needs to be addressed, but accidents can happen for several reasons. If someone is wildly out of control, and that’s the nature of the accident, then I would address it more severely than if it’s just out of ignorance or clumsiness. But the first priority is attending to the injured student.

@1valg 4 года назад

@@KnightJiuJitsu I agree 100%. Thank You for a great channel and your response :-)