1. Rob [Sep 27, 2008]
That's some pretty good stuff. It works well with my game.
2. seriously [Sep 28, 2008]
Those are nice tips. Thanks Matt
3. Novice_Grappler [Sep 30, 2008]
great tips, very useful for my level
4. ken [Oct 8, 2008]
that was allright
5. Brad [Oct 18, 2008]
Inside trip is a judo throw called o-uchi gari its a good technique
6. [Oct 25, 2008]
looking slick
7. waltr [Nov 26, 2008]
its good but u cant use that for wrestling
8. danny [Dec 12, 2008]
this dude's bad ass
9. bruce [Dec 20, 2008]
i dont think his techniques will work, either you would already have him in a gillotine choke and not need a take down, or he is in position to do a double leg takedown
10. Olaf [Dec 21, 2008]
Ok your a fucking moron. Front headlock is one of the most common positions in grappling, and you can just "do a double leg takedown" when you in it.
11. random [Dec 29, 2008]
lol these tips don't seem like they would be very effective under mma rules. an active opponent would hang his hands to prevent knees and disable attempted take downs from that position.
12. masterk1lla [Jan 15, 2009]
THANX 4 DA TIP
13. marcos [Feb 18, 2009]
this sounds more like wrestling than taekwondo. the title is wrong. im just saying ok
14. si [Feb 21, 2009]
its takedown techniques now taekwodo techniques mate. can you spell dyslexic?
15. Darryl [Mar 11, 2009]
The control of the chin is important to prevent the double leg from the opponent in the headlock. All good tips and some stupid comments. When you don\'t know ... learn and say nothing computer geeks.
16. mark [Mar 24, 2009]
is there danger of breaking the guys neck on the last throw?
17. Jonny [Apr 14, 2009]
Not with the arm in. It will provide stability to the neck. If you threw someone like that by just their neck, yeah I would say that is very dangerous.
18. Jason [Jun 26, 2009]
It's all about repetition and technique... And actually practicing... Any type of throw or takedown can be useful depending on the opponent or the situation...
