The arm drag is one of the most useful tools in grappling, with applications in mma and self-defense. Understanding how and when to apply arm drags can make the difference in clinch fighting and takedowns. I’m this video, we look at the mechanics of arm drags and multiple applications.

Included in this video:
0:05 – Intro
0:50 – Arm Drag Connected Entry
1:55 – Arm Drag Intercepted Entry
2:23 – Initiating Arm Drag
2:54 – Arm Drag Drill
3:20 – Kouchi Gake from Arm Drag
4:35 – Double Leg from Arm Drag
5:40 – Inside Trip & Ankle Pick from Arm Drag
7:40 – Modified Deashi
8:40 – Front Headlock Snap Down
10:08 – Arm Drag to Rear Clinch
10:55 – Conclusion

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Playing with the Russian to inside trip to ankle pick threat to fireman’s carry. @anyadigs has way too much fun being tossed around. She’s pretty great. Always a blast here at Fit to Fight in Charlotte, NC.

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Let’s face it: whether it’s on the mat or on the street, a fight typically starts on the feet. So why neglect that very important aspect of your game?? If you’re not working on your wrestling, you’re doing yourself a disservice. Check out the video above to see multiple-time ADCC and World Champion Andre Galvao show two awesome options for the double leg takedown from a russian tie!

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How to defend the Russian Tie (two on one grip) for BJJ or MMA as instructed by Lyubo Kumbarov, former 4 x Bulgarian National Champion and Wrestling coach at Roger Gracie Academy HQ in London make this a must watch video on the Warrior Collective.

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The Russian Tie commonly found is wrestling is also simply called the Two on One…. I doubt Russians actually call this series… the Russian Tie.

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0:20 Russian Tie Takedown / 2:00 Armbar / 3:35 Head Scissor / 4:10 Triangle, Shoulder Lock and Wristlock

Professor Mark Sausser, 1st Degree Black Belt Brazilian Jiu Jitsu

A lifelong competitor, Mark started training in the art of Brazilian Jiu-jitsu (BJJ) in 2002. He was intrigued by the dominance of BJJ in combat sports. BJJ also gave him the opportunity to compete without the heavy abuse to his body. Gustavo recognized his dedication to the sport and talent for teaching and allowed Mark to coach classes at the main academy. As Mark progressed and earned his senior belts, Gustavo gave his blessing for Mark to open an affiliate academy in Norfolk.

From an early age, Mark has been involved with different forms of karate and striking sports. He boxed in the Golden Gloves and the Marine Corps. He coached boxing and also competed in professional full contact kickboxing. Mark is actively training to improve his jiu-jitsu and has recently taken up Judo. He is a fierce competitor and a passionate coach. In 2009, Mark won the brown belt division at the Pan-AM games in New York.