| And just like anything else associated with takedowns and half nelsons, it walks the thin line between spectator sport and high camp. |
|
| In these contests, the combatants are skilled in striking, takedowns and submission and are in top shape. |
|
| Examples of advanced laparoscopic procedures include splenectomies, colostomy takedowns, colectomies, and Nissen fundoplications. |
|
| His two best moves are an ankle lace and a gut wrench, techniques to use after takedowns or on offensive restarts to turn an opponent's shoulders to the mat for bonus points. |
|
| The most common takedowns come mainly from freestyle wrestling. |
|
| I went back to learning judo throws and wrestling takedowns. |
|
| His takedowns have been coming on great and his takedown defence has really improved. |
|
| Story is relentless from the opening bell and mixes it up between striking and takedowns. |
|
| If the opponent is more skilled at takedowns, for example, we will stress riding. |
|
| Dejdamrong found consistent success with his Muay Thai while Doliguez opted to shoot for takedowns while countering with his world-class Boxing. |
|
| When grappling, shin guards and knee pads need to be worn to be worn, especially when practicing takedowns. |
|
| This talk will also discuss other disruptive techniques, besides takedowns, that can be used to protect organizations. |
|
| But with pole vaulting great Sergey Bubka rooting for his countryman from the stands, Stadnik fought back with two takedowns to draw level at the end of the first period. |
|
| It comprises of throws, takedowns, submissions, and choke holds. |
|
| Modern Combatives is a functional mixed martial art form combining Brazilian jiu-jitsu, boxing, clinch hitting, takedowns and groundfighting techniques. |
|
