This One Idea Will Change how you Train Takedowns!
This video explores how the language we use in martial arts shapes the way we think, train, and perform. Drawing from Judo, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and the teachings of O’Sensei Phil Porter, it introduces the concept of “rollers” and “drivers” — two fundamental categories of throws based on how power is generated. By understanding these distinctions, martial artists can deepen their technical insight, improve their throws, and elevate their overall practice through a more refined vocabulary and mindset. Learn and rank in Kenpo online at: https://kenpo360.com/ Read our Blog at: https://www.the-school-of-self-defens... Buy the Book: https://www.amazon.com/Kenpo-360-Begi... Sign up to train in person and learn Martial Arts in Noblesville Indiana at: http://www.the-school-of-self-defense... Check out our Facebook: / schoolofselfdefense We have an Instagram: / theschoolofselfdefense
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