Headbutt Double Leg Take Down
Mario Miranda and Brian Shaw demonstrate the Headbutt Double Leg Takedown. Mario Miranda in addition be being the lockflow.com submission challenge expert division winner and lockflow.com submission champion, has many years of Wrestling experience, including training with Marco Ruas Vale Tudo, Gama Filho University and Rio Gym. He is a multiple time Brazilian National Freestyle and Greco Roman Champion, a South American Freestyle Champion, and in 1999 took 5th place at the Pan Am games in Greco Roman wrestling. Mario also competed at the last AX fighting event in his MMA debut and won in round 1 via armbar!
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Mario and Brian tie up.
Now Mario snaps Brian's head towards the ground quickly.
As Brian brings his head back up, Mario shoots under keeping his head up and facing into Brians stomach. Mario also places both of his hands behind Brians left and right knee.
Mario pulls both of Brians legs as well as pushes forward with his head at the same time to finish the takedown. (This will sweep your opponent completely off their feet)
Mario finishes the takedown.
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Nice!
Is this the same as the Japanease Double Leg. If so Don't try it unless the other person knows how to break fall. If they don't they may hit shoulders first then head. Imagine if Tito Ortiz perfected this!
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This is probably my least favorite takedown to have done to me. You almost always hit the mat hard and the headbutt to the gut doesn't help that either!
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not too big on falling into his guard :/
I had Surplus do this to me....... bam... straight to the mat!!
it's either the headbut to the stomach or the slam to the mat, or both. oouch
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"not too big on falling into his guard :/ "
You would if you are going against a striker who is more skilled than you and hits like a train and you NEED to get him to the mat.
Any take down learned is a takedown you can choose to do if the other takedowns don't work.
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But yea, it would definitely be preffered not to land into his guard. But if you apply it fast the opponent doing the takedown can usually remain standing, while only the takedownee is on the mat.
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I've actually got it down to a science where as we're going to the mat I my right elbow (right as step 5 is happening)on that inner thigh to pop at least my right leg through and end in 1/2 or side. It is risky and I wouldn't do it on someone who is an accomplished ground fighter, you'd end up in a triangle.
Anytime your either pulling guard or being forced back into guard, you should have game plan set up and a move in mind before you even hit the mat like Bruceleeroy said. Or take control of a wrist or something on your way down so your not just laying and praying. Oh, nice take down by the way.
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do it right youll knock the wind out of the bastard.
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but still an ippon if ur a judoka. /*hopefully the headbutt is considered 'accidental' by Mr. Ref*/
The strong man is not the one who wrestles, but controls himself in a fit of rage.
i love these and runnin straight through
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I prefer more of a shoulder bump than a head butt.
This morote gari was popular in the old-time Judo/jujutsu days as an entry into a standing double ankle lock.
Another way is in one quick motion pull his head toward you and then as he is pulling back let go and pop him in the shoulder with your forarm before shooting!
good takedown, nice set up