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Very good!

Thanks you so much ❤❤❤❤❤

John smith knows armbars

Holy shit this is good

7:42 clearing the ties

"The first 30 seconds, everyone is a stud!" This is such a key insight into being a good rider. Once you break him, you can ride anyone.

Coach still a BAMF

52:00

alitlle quite

3:45

2:20

Used this in HS, College and now in Jiu Jitsu. Taught it to my middle schoolers and it still holds up.

Watch your shoulders!

11:02

I've watched this like a half dozen times since coming across it a couple weeks ago. Working the stuff in this video just over the last week has already massively helped my 11 year old second year wrestler get out from bottom (which was his achille's heel in his first year). Yesterday at practice he was hitting sit out after sit out!

You are humble genius thank you so much for giving us your knowledge

inside tie - 11:30 clear cTie - 15:30 , 17:00 , 19:00 , 20:00 UH - 21:00 , 25:00 , 26:15 , 27:40 2o1 - 29:30 , 31:00 , 31:50

my wrestling coach doesjt let us actually practice till a month before szn ty for this

Perry was one of the greatest riders in NCAA history. Most fans hated him for it!

Golden. Just golden.

I love hearing this man teach

The master of open wrestling

What's the name of the teacher ? Is it John Smith?

thanks for the insight

#hex

Good stuff , thank you!

Lol, after that hand drill towards the end… kids dying and he just 🤷🏼‍♂️ that’s just a hand drill. Insane.

Your videos are good bro but there not loud I can’t hear you

Ewwwww

Amazing lesson

11:30 - inside tie setup (move your feet when clearing ties) 15:35 - clearing collar tie

Watching to help my jiu-jitsu game. Great stuff

Can someone please clarify the name of the Japanese wrestler he talks about with the good singles? I want to look up some of his footage. Thank you!

Thanks for the informative video. With all these moves shown, which necessarily keep the opponent on the ground, I wonder how you even have a chance of getting up from the bottom position. Since this often results in good pinning situations, the wrestler who has the top position at the beginning of the 2nd period is actually clearly preferred in the match

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Good stuff ❤

5:00

Good mindset from Perry!

14:07

How can you get access to these coaching seminars? Are they held every year? I would like to become a better coach and this insight is invaluable. Thank you for the upload.

12:40

no. stay of the kneess. keep on the toes. dont lose leg streng

5:22 putting leg in 6:25 positioning when both legs are in (VERY IMPORTANT) (knees wide, shoes in ground when they have base, feet crossed if you broke them down) 8:52 power half (most important turn) 12:35 full series 15:30 if he’s too strong to get broken down 20:30 if he’s stalling 22:20 Head rake tilt 23:33 if he turns in during head rake tilt 25:04 don’t take a stalemate with 2 legs in 27:05 Turk (jacobs) 29:25 different angle 31:05 David Taylor move for pinning (half and chicken wing) 34:05 running the half 36:25 DT when he has a base (note: DT move for lengthy guys) 38:52 transition from running the half to DT 40:00 why 2 legs is better than one 41:58 cross body (perry does not like this) 44:20 claw to leg in 47:39 chop to leg in 51:00 Perry’s counter for standups in OT 1:01:45 crab ride if he sits 1:03:45 if defender grabs top of shoe, power half 59:10 how to get out of legs 1:03:00 when defending legs, keep arm tight 1:03:10 cross face of arm is tight 1:03:45 finding BOTTOM of shoe 1:06:20 defending 2 legs when flat

this guy looks like robbie lawler

"Hiking, you mean like a football"

0:00 throw-by and knee pick 0:50 look up Garzon vs Schwab 1:56 circle to knee pick 2:22 knee pick footwork 3:30 kneepick to hi-c 3:38 kneepick-snap-inside trip and other series 6:16 wrist roll to underhook 6:36 underhook to head and arm 7:05 throwby variation 7:35 throwby from double unders and single under 12:06 throwby to single leg 13:08 kneedrop throwby 14:30 polish throw 17:20 lace leg throw 18:07 counteroffense to underhook 21:29 collar tie to inside tie 22:15 hand fighting advice (sometimes you’ll fee the wrist roll, elbow pass, or overtie) (always move your hands. It will force you to move feet cuz you can’t move hands without moving feet)

Outstanding instruction and breakdown!

Thanks John these are the best but here in Kiribati Island the different is they knock their opponent with their head. nose bleeding and chin knock out how am I block those they also use their elbows to attack the neck, stomach, ribs and spinal cord during wrestling. Please tell me how in your next clip of handfighting and controlling

2:18 respect😂😂