John Salter is not about the buttscooting life.

As a former collegiate national champion, ADCC veteran, veteran of multiple MMA organizations, and current title contender in Bellator, he is determined to put you on your back…or butt.

In this course, he will show you how to do the same. He specifically designed this course to be appropriate for all experience levels, even if you’re just starting your grappling journey and trying to practice takedowns safely and effectively, this will give you the tools that you need. If you’re an experienced practitioner who has been fighting for takedowns for a while you will definitely find details that will help you find even more success.

Look, sitting down and scooting towards your opponent to find off balances, entries to the legs, sweeps, and takedowns are a viable option for submission grapplers with a high success rate.

But almost no one will deny that it is not as satisfying as putting someone on their back with a vicious blast double or a crafty single leg. John Salter’s goal is to give you the knowledge that leads to that satisfaction. That’s why his course begins with the basics; stances, positioning, how to get rid of your opponent’s defenses and how to position your opponent in order to give yourself a higher probability of success with your takedowns. John goes over basic step throughs from the single leg to the double leg and guides you through the execution of these vital takedowns.

One thing that you have surely found if you’ve been dabbling with takedowns is that a crafty submission grappler will almost reliably try to counter with a guillotine of some sort.

John is well prepared for that which is why he paid special attention to the structuring of this course to explain full proof ways to avoid getting choked off of a takedown. He will show you how to maneuver to prevent it in the first place and how to jump over your opponent to avoid getting submitted. All in all, this course will provide you with the tools necessary to become a better guard passer. HOW!? This is a takedown course after all? Well expect your takedowns to become so good, your opponents will have no choice but to pull guard.