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What's the difference between a takedown and a throw?
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Generally, people think of throws like the Judo throws which often involve clinches and big bangs.
Takedowns are a more general category including throws, double-legs, single-legs, and trips. Basically, a takedown should put you in a dominant position over your opponent.
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Ryanhall. If every time someone asks a question you direct ehm to a search engine then people will stop asking questions.
My way of sorting out the difference between the two would be: Takedown: Put opponent on floor Throw: Slam opponent on floor The word "take" in takedown suggests that it means you go to the ground and take your opponent with you (in which case a takedown is a move in which both parties end up on the floor).
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Firstoff, I almost always answer people's questions when I know enough to help them.
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