@@MystifiedSky39 Hey man! Just had my last match today. I pinned him with a head and arm but I would've won by 10+ points anyway. How's your career going?
I taught this to my wrestlers. One of them executed beautifully in a match and got the pin. The next day he told me his dad was mad at him for using that move. I didn't understand why and I still don't.
@JoeScioli interesting. I hear coaches talk about "bad" moves and such. But I see those "bad" moves performed at high levels. I don't really think of any move as bad. They all have there place and it's dependent on not just the wrestler performing them but also the opponent they're facing.
Joe Scioli it's more of a judo move, but you go from one move standing, and all of a sudden you see a guy flip over hip, and then end up pinned in a side headlock, also, check my wrestling vid, and give me pointers
Coaching Ethics ... Teaching a move that is designed to choke off your opponent (blood choke) and render him unconscious while pinning him .. There is NO PLACE FOR THIS MOVE OR THIS COACH IN HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING .!!
ttabbles you must not follow wrestling. Lol. I didnt discover this move nor have I seen a wrestler put out by it. Theres a possible blood choke here but thats the refs call in potentially dangerous or the wrestling ruling body to outlaw it. Until then its legal and theres the tutorial.
Joe > Wizard> Cloud Warrior ...>>> I hate to break your bubble, especially as you have pointed out ( I guess you Know it all) that I have very little experience... Other than High school and college wrestler , head wrestling coach , wrestling official , rules interpreter, and national wrestling rules committee... other than that not much ! The assassin has been labeled as potentially dangerous if the official can stop it in time, and ILLEGAL if the offensive wrestler follows thru with it ..NFHS has sent out information to all states, as I described and is the national rule . It is actually unfortunate that we had to do that. But as I said, some coaches have no ethics.!! .Choking your opponent out has no place in high school wrestling. Especially, an adult who is entrusted with the health, safety, and guidance , of young high school student athletes, should know better. ... My question is why anyone would have to explain that to you.
I didnt invent the move, nor would i even create a video on it unless it was executed in wrestling. There are numerous matches where this is used as a pinning combination to secure near fall points or a fall. Dont act as if i am the one using it in a match, its just a technique study. Talk to the D1 refs that allow it.
that looks damn solid
james oldacre Ben Askren
thank you for making this video mr. joe
I won almost all my matches with this
I'm bout to have a match tomorrow, my second match of my life lol I'm new. But I still won my first match 💪💪
@@AngelPerez-wz7jq great job, I'm new aswell and it took me untill a match near the end of this season to win for the first time. Won by half Nelson
@@MystifiedSky39 I just had another match today like an hour ago. I lost 😭😭. I was winning 4 to 1 but he pinned me :/
@@MystifiedSky39 Hey man! Just had my last match today. I pinned him with a head and arm but I would've won by 10+ points anyway. How's your career going?
@@MystifiedSky39 noobs.
I taught this to my wrestlers. One of them executed beautifully in a match and got the pin. The next day he told me his dad was mad at him for using that move. I didn't understand why and I still don't.
Its somewhat unreliable and some view it as an inferior technique. However, some ppl at the high level have pulled off big wins with it.
@JoeScioli interesting. I hear coaches talk about "bad" moves and such. But I see those "bad" moves performed at high levels. I don't really think of any move as bad. They all have there place and it's dependent on not just the wrestler performing them but also the opponent they're facing.
Agreed
Nice
This looks legal for greco too.....is it?
Hey I'm a wrestler, can you do this is middle school wrestling?
RoyaltyPlayz 987 i dont see why not
Joe Scioli can you show a flip to a side headlock? ive seen it done before
ReneeMean 123 im not sure of the move based on what you call it. If u can describe it i might already have it up on my archive.
Joe Scioli it's more of a judo move, but you go from one move standing, and all of a sudden you see a guy flip over hip, and then end up pinned in a side headlock, also, check my wrestling vid, and give me pointers
You can, at my school and wrestling club we do it a lot during tournaments, we call it a scorpion though
So if they base up do you think it’d still be good to the to finish?
Vdrunken Anubis there’s a front headlock version to this move, so yes.
Can he stop this with the post arm? Or are you blocking with your knee?
What do you do with your left arm?
Zachary Davis hold your on hand/wrist
Well, now it is illegal/potentially dangerous. Rip 😂
Ummmm... no, it's not
BORNtaPLAY I think it is considered illegal but nobody calls for it
@@Ushisim yea in some areas
Coaching Ethics ... Teaching a move that is designed to choke off your opponent (blood choke) and render him unconscious while pinning him .. There is NO PLACE FOR THIS MOVE OR THIS COACH IN HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING .!!
ttabbles you must not follow wrestling. Lol. I didnt discover this move nor have I seen a wrestler put out by it. Theres a possible blood choke here but thats the refs call in potentially dangerous or the wrestling ruling body to outlaw it. Until then its legal and theres the tutorial.
Really? Are you gonna ban front headlocks too?
If it follows the guidelines for legal wrestling I will absolutely use it. People don’t buck when they don’t have air. Ultimately it’s a ref’s call.
Joe > Wizard> Cloud Warrior ...>>> I hate to break your bubble, especially as you have pointed out ( I guess you Know it all) that I have very little experience... Other than High school and college wrestler , head wrestling coach , wrestling official , rules interpreter, and national wrestling rules committee... other than that not much ! The assassin has been labeled as potentially dangerous if the official can stop it in time, and ILLEGAL if the offensive wrestler follows thru with it ..NFHS has sent out information to all states, as I described and is the national rule . It is actually unfortunate that we had to do that. But as I said, some coaches have no ethics.!! .Choking your opponent out has no place in high school wrestling. Especially, an adult who is entrusted with the health, safety, and guidance , of young high school student athletes, should know better. ... My question is why anyone would have to explain that to you.
I didnt invent the move, nor would i even create a video on it unless it was executed in wrestling. There are numerous matches where this is used as a pinning combination to secure near fall points or a fall. Dont act as if i am the one using it in a match, its just a technique study. Talk to the D1 refs that allow it.