Shooting is overrated in BJJ.
…and honestly, in wrestling too.
The highest-percentage scoring position in wrestling isn’t a shot.
It’s the go-behind.
And the easiest way to get there?
A snap down.
Or capitalizing on a bad shot.
I’m not saying you shouldn’t shoot.
I’m saying you don’t need to rely on shooting.
You need the threat of a shot.
The ability to create pressure.
Level change.
Force reactions.
Make your opponent uncomfortable.
Once they react…
The snap down becomes easy.
The problem?
Almost nobody teaches snap downs beyond “pull their head.”
Real snap downs require you to understand control, pressure, timing, and reactions.
That’s why they’re so hard to learn.
And why they’re so effective.
Once I built my game around them, everything changed.
I started spending less time forcing takedowns…
And more time letting my opponents create openings for me.
That’s exactly what I teach inside the Power Position System.
You’ll learn how to consistently create snap-down opportunities from open space, ties, offense, and defense—and how to finish once you get there.
If you want to build a game around one of the most dominant positions in grappling…
Click the link in my bio.
It’s yours for just $97.
Join today and I’ll personally review one of your matches or sparring rounds inside the app and tell you exactly what I’d fix first. 💪