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Movements · Best for beginners

Inside Trip

An inside trip is a takedown where you block, hook, or reap the inside of your partner's leg while controlling the upper body and directing their balance.

Foundational concept Movements Common Body Lock Collar Tie Inside Tie

Quick definition

An inside trip is a takedown where you block, hook, or reap the inside of your partner's leg while controlling the upper body and directing their balance.

Beginner translation

Inside trip means taking away the leg from the inside while steering the body where it cannot recover.

Why it matters

An inside trip is a takedown where you block, hook, or reap the inside of your partner's leg while controlling the upper body and directing their balance.

What beginners should know

A common mistake is chasing the leg without first controlling posture or shifting balance enough to make the trip work.

Common class phrases

Beginner Safety Cue

Safety cue: Move with control and communicate early while training inside trip.

Train the word

Want to feel this in class?

Start with a guided Free Intro. We’ll show you the room, explain the safety rules, and help you choose the right class lane.

FAQ

Do inside trips work without upper-body control?

They are much harder. The trip works best when posture and balance are already controlled.

When are inside trips most available?

They commonly appear from clinch ties and body-lock style exchanges.

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