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I knew it had something to do with bringing the side of the body with the arm being barred to the ground, I just wasn't aware of what do after that. Thanks for this video a decade later.

What an amazing video

Almost 6 years into wrestling and this is still one of my fav. videos. Basics never get old

No dollar

had to been enough predictable

Three primary goals of successful bottom wrestling: #1 Clearing hips (separation) #2 Hand control (you are accomplishing the same thing by sealing) #3 Chain wrestling

One of the best teachers of drilling technique…. He wrestled like this in college too - he was an animal.

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This whole series is crazy good

"Come on he's skin and bones" not the lightweight slander, so rare 😂

Big fan since our Granby days. You have such a great way of teaching! Thank you.

Amazing video you are awesome coach

Freshman in hs and new to wrestling. Not too great but handfighting and top are my Strongsuits after finding this gem of a channel. SUPER UNDERRATED. These videos are old but still good stuff.

Nice technique 👍

Genius!

sick

Hey man, I think you are in a class of your own and have great material. I wish you would make more YT Videos and have a lot of success!

Excellent information, coach! Thanks for sharing.

6:11sec move is gadisov Russia favourite technique

It seems to me that this ride would naturally lead to something like this ua-cam.com/video/C20c5SGXXQI/v-deo.html, what do you think?

So basically, snap, circle and change levels

Ty

Can you do a video about the fireman sweet

are you allowed to use an athletic cup in wrestling?

That’s really nice stuff!!! Very practical.

That double leg was ridiculous man that kid went flying!

Subscribed! Excellent instruction.

beautiful, does the last takedown has a specific name?

Thanks Coach! Wish you all the luck this season!

Jon you are an amazing coach but I think you should not rule out singles with one hand on the mat to get up to your feet. Both do work. You have a valid argument with two hands (Zain Retherford finals) but guys like Kolat, and Zadick teach the exact opposite,

This is gold

awesome vid .... love it basics are best

I went to granby camp two years ago. Best stuff I have ever learned. It's great to see more of it demonstrated on Chris Mecate. He's such a great wrestler

amazing

You have great videos!! Keep them coming

Jesus! Get tossed! lol

Is this a type of sport where you lose when your hands touch the ground, or is this basic grappling training? just a bit confused on what's "Hand Fighting".

Beast

Nice

wow this is great stuff!

My son wrestle for Ferrum College and the did that move, and the ref stopped it.

Won't the refs call you for locking hands around the waist?

If your scared say your scared. Lol. This is great,thank you for the lesson

excellent . I use everything this coach says , for muay thai clinch skilsl development with moderate changes to suite my ultimate needs. The best yet.. a greate resource for hand fight and entries .

good instructional, I just burst out laughing when the coach threw that poor kid into the audience

This guy's a fucking animal! Great stuff!

Really good stuff!

I really like this video. I have to admit when I first started seeing videos about tripod standups I ignored them. I thought the practitioners must not know what they were talking about. After all, my high school coach had told us to never put our rears in the air in the referee's position because you would open to a cradle. And yet, toward the end of the video the coach discusses how to avoid being cradled by using a knee dip and hand control. So, I am seeing things a bit differently now and am open to this technique. I think learning a conventional standup is still a crucial part of a wrestler's education and yet I think there is value in learning the tripod standup as well and may work better for some at least in certain situations. Thank you. www.bestwrestlingmoves.com/ I appreciate someone downloading this video. I think this technique is great. Wish I could have tried it out back in high school. Thanks again.

This guy is awesome, a lot of great advice. It fits into the way my son wrestles.

Im new to wrestling and im more towards heavyweight (over 200) and I love hand fighting but didnt really know where to go with it but now i do! great vid thank you