thanks bro, i have a 13 year old son who started wrestling last year and his lack of experience shows. just like you said he is always reaching, just not as bait. i have subscribed because your style of videos are perfect for learning simple steps and moves. just wanted to say thanks, i think my son will benefit greatly from your videos. he recently decided to join the wrestling club and dive head first into it, so i think these short, simple videos will help. thanks bro
First of all, great high % tehniques (my Coach swears by the same wrist control methods over neck clinching) and secondly, brilliant coaching. Progressions are superb and easy to follow- Thanks!
This is great stuff...simple, fundamental, works at any level, high % stuff...love it, thus is what the "real" difference between a jordan burroughs and a ncaa champ...these little things
Hand control and my visual helped me beat and control stronger and more explosive guys on the Matt, this is the most important tool to acquire In wrestling in my opinion.
actually you want your hands down and you also want head position with your Russian other wise you're gonna have a really hard time controlling it and using it.
From a Russian you must have head position if you don't have it any decent wrestler will score on you. Pop your shoulder then stick stick your head in his ear.
coach can i ask what are the things to take note when you said you are giving up head position on the russian tie. What is the reason and what are the vulenrabilities to take note?
Mostly it's because the opponent won't allow it, so it's an easier position to achieve. By giving up head position, your shoulder ends up in better position, allowing you to put pressure on their shoulder.
@@JasonLayton OK! so it also means dont keep trying to fight for it, and just get a good outside position and move on to go for the still available attacks!
For the third one, how do we get their collar tie off of us? It seems a lot less simple than just grabbing with both wrists and grabbing a Russian. Is there more details?
What actually breaks the tie seems to be rotating my shoulder into his wrist while simultaneously gripping his wrist. Steve Mocco doesn't believe in exaggerating the shoulder rotation but I find it helps a lot.
It's unlikely for a guy to be able to take a good shot on my lead leg from the distance I do the reaching at. My hand will be directly in their way, like a stiff arm, and even if they get past my hand, my leg is still pretty far away. They will most likely end up in on a bad shot.
you are an AMAZING coach. ive watched 5 of your videos and have learned more then my entire season
A lot of coaches suck
thanks bro, i have a 13 year old son who started wrestling last year and his lack of experience shows. just like you said he is always reaching, just not as bait. i have subscribed because your style of videos are perfect for learning simple steps and moves. just wanted to say thanks, i think my son will benefit greatly from your videos. he recently decided to join the wrestling club and dive head first into it, so i think these short, simple videos will help. thanks bro
How’s ur boy doing?
How did your son do in wrestling?
First of all, great high % tehniques (my Coach swears by the same wrist control methods over neck clinching) and secondly, brilliant coaching. Progressions are superb and easy to follow- Thanks!
Neck clinch is better because you break down the posture
great instructions,your technics have help my son a lot @jasonlayton
yo keep making these type of videos I just watched all your most popular ones, and they are very helpful
This is great stuff...simple, fundamental, works at any level, high % stuff...love it, thus is what the "real" difference between a jordan burroughs and a ncaa champ...these little things
Hand control and my visual helped me beat and control stronger and more explosive guys on the Matt, this is the most important tool to acquire In wrestling in my opinion.
Any references?
I needed and still need this. Thank you, Coach.
actually you want your hands down and you also want head position with your Russian other wise you're gonna have a really hard time controlling it and using it.
From a Russian you must have head position if you don't have it any decent wrestler will score on you. Pop your shoulder then stick stick your head in his ear.
Thanks for the insight, I see a lot of guys grabbing each others necks in my highschool wrestling practice.
2:09 I felt that
Thanks man! This was really helpfull
Thanks a lot
I love ur videos keep doing this
u should do a video on how to avoid the lateral drop
Outstanding!
Ty
Love your videos and have taken a lot from them.
nice! good tips
can u post some tricks for beginners to surprise better and stronger opponent???
Wow!! Awesome, now I know how the collegiate wrestler is messing with me!!
So can you make a video about reaching the head and going from there ?
thankyou sensei
Won state because of you
very nice thank you
yea what else
why can i not unclick the Click Here for tournaments thing it is constantly on screen and when i move my cursor near the "x" it disappears
coach can i ask what are the things to take note when you said you are giving up head position on the russian tie. What is the reason and what are the vulenrabilities to take note?
Mostly it's because the opponent won't allow it, so it's an easier position to achieve. By giving up head position, your shoulder ends up in better position, allowing you to put pressure on their shoulder.
@@JasonLayton OK! so it also means dont keep trying to fight for it, and just get a good outside position and move on to go for the still available attacks!
How do you takedown from there?
Hello, what's the coach's name?
@@zatara24601 I'm Jason Layton. Thanks for watching.
i used this today and i don't really know how to use the russian.
For the third one, how do we get their collar tie off of us? It seems a lot less simple than just grabbing with both wrists and grabbing a Russian. Is there more details?
SlickNick no. It's that easy.
What actually breaks the tie seems to be rotating my shoulder into his wrist while simultaneously gripping his wrist. Steve Mocco doesn't believe in exaggerating the shoulder rotation but I find it helps a lot.
Why do you post to the head with your lead leg arm?
It's unlikely for a guy to be able to take a good shot on my lead leg from the distance I do the reaching at. My hand will be directly in their way, like a stiff arm, and even if they get past my hand, my leg is still pretty far away. They will most likely end up in on a bad shot.
+Edward Oehlers I'm just demonstrating it in rapid succession in this video, in real wrestling it looks a bit different. Sorry about that.
i want to get better not sick of hand fighting .
What do you mean?
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The captions for this video are so random 😂
your random
HOW U DILIKE THIS?
LOGIC? LOGIC, WERE ARE YOU!?!