This is great stuff for me as a beginner guys iv gotten into pulling through DEVON and he turned me onto you all with one of his videos.I got nothing but thanks to you guys for the basics
Once again you guys are the best at teaching the specifics of arm wrestling techniques…straight to the point and easy to understand unlike Devon haha I love Devon but he explains things in an abstract kinda way that is hard for me to follow.
very interesting because Devon often attempts to post against stronger opponents and fall back on that exact defensive hook quite alot! These are awesome.
Yes, with Devon’s long lever posting first usually makes his opponents post as well in order to fight for the high ground. When they post this gives Devon the opportunity to drop into the defensive hook by giving up some of his pronation to secure his cup
You mentioned that the first move learned should be the posting toproll, what if you have a very short arm? My forearm is only 10”, I’ve tried the posting toproll and it feels completely unnatural and weak for me compared to hooking…should I stick with training it and eventually it may work for me or most likely will it never work because of my body mechanics…I haven’t seen many toprollers that are 5’5”, maybe they are out there though.
huge fan! I wonder if you guys can explain why supination is ever a beneficial movement in arm wrestling. If someones pronation is the opposite to their opponents cup (flexion), doesn't supination GIFT the opponent their cup? I understand the need for strength WHILE supinated if someone TAKES your pronation, and I understand the need to give up certain things sometimes, including pronation. But I don't see why supinating would ever be beneficial in and of itself. Love your videos!
If you have them palm up all the pressure is on their bicep and at that point wrist flexion is not important. I’ve only been arm wrestling for 9 months so if I’m wrong please teach me. But I believe this is the case
For Toproll, when you pull to the back and to the right/left (whichever arm you are using) and supinate your hand to move your thumb higher into their fingers. So like if you're using right arm, you pull to the back right of the pad and supinate to give yourself a grip advantage.
Great videos. I feel that I'd like to see the technique in its completeness before all the what ifs and possible counters. Just a suggestion, but still love the content.
Are there any notable changes in technique posting in the straps vs without? I’m way more effective outside the straps with the post. Great teaching guys 💪
Thanks Isaac! The most notable difference is how effective lat drag is in the straps and how much easier it can be to cup down against a strong riser. Just means you have to get stronger!
On paper it may not be ideal to toproll as the shorter puller, but that’s not universal. With enough back pressure and side pressure combined a shorter arm can be very effective
What if my hand is weaker, wrist is stronger. Hammer strength is weaker. Side pressure is weaker. Pronation is close. Should I attempt the posting toproll against this opponent? Also should I keep it out of straps?
If you are weaker in both Side pressure and back pressure you are just not strong enough for that opponent. A stronger wrist and pronation is not enough if you loose both side pressure and back pressure
@@tablemonkeys5262 yes, thought as much. Thank you for the reply! I will try my best regardless 💪🏻 I will post how I did here so u know how it went even if I get smoked.
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Killing it guys! I've been going back to all the hill videos and I learn more than I did the last time. Can't wait for the next one and thank you!
Thank you man!!
This is great stuff for me as a beginner guys iv gotten into pulling through DEVON and he turned me onto you all with one of his videos.I got nothing but thanks to you guys for the basics
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Once again you guys are the best at teaching the specifics of arm wrestling techniques…straight to the point and easy to understand unlike Devon haha I love Devon but he explains things in an abstract kinda way that is hard for me to follow.
Thank you Robert. We all explain things a little differently! Devon is 10 steps ahead of all of us haha
Very useful. One of the best channels for learning stuff, especially for beginners. Thank you!
I didn't really understand the importance of rise before this explanation. Really well done.
These videos are so key to the sport! Great idea guys! Priceless
This triad series you guys put out earned you a new subscriber. Amazing.
Great video
One of the best arm wrestling channels out there
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This is great for new people
Great video
Superb content. Informed, Clear and Concise.
Thank you 🙏
Another great videos fellas! I love diving deep into the nuances of this awesome sport. Learned heaps. Thank you.
Class is in session. Thanks guys 💪
I wish I could physically train with you guys, my brain needs this structure.
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@@tablemonkeys5262 I'm in New Brunswick, Hubcity Hitmen in Moncton. I will go to Toronto sometime in the future.
Good information guy's. Keep up the great work!
Informative stuff. The hand and wrist unit is key! Thanks for sharing
Amazing content guys!
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very interesting because Devon often attempts to post against stronger opponents and fall back on that exact defensive hook quite alot!
These are awesome.
Yes, with Devon’s long lever posting first usually makes his opponents post as well in order to fight for the high ground. When they post this gives Devon the opportunity to drop into the defensive hook by giving up some of his pronation to secure his cup
Very helpful thankyou!
You're welcome!
Excellent job!
This video is awesome, really explains it on a simple level. Thank you.
Great video. Very useful for a beginner
Good evening boys just watched this video it’s was another good one thank you for sharing and hope all is well
You mentioned that the first move learned should be the posting toproll, what if you have a very short arm? My forearm is only 10”, I’ve tried the posting toproll and it feels completely unnatural and weak for me compared to hooking…should I stick with training it and eventually it may work for me or most likely will it never work because of my body mechanics…I haven’t seen many toprollers that are 5’5”, maybe they are out there though.
Thanks bro
Larrys wheels watched this video and shouted you guys out in his latest video for teaching him something new!
I know right! How crazy is that😧
good stuff great Job !!
Best video ever
huge fan! I wonder if you guys can explain why supination is ever a beneficial movement in arm wrestling. If someones pronation is the opposite to their opponents cup (flexion), doesn't supination GIFT the opponent their cup? I understand the need for strength WHILE supinated if someone TAKES your pronation, and I understand the need to give up certain things sometimes, including pronation. But I don't see why supinating would ever be beneficial in and of itself. Love your videos!
If you have them palm up all the pressure is on their bicep and at that point wrist flexion is not important. I’ve only been arm wrestling for 9 months so if I’m wrong please teach me. But I believe this is the case
For Toproll, when you pull to the back and to the right/left (whichever arm you are using) and supinate your hand to move your thumb higher into their fingers. So like if you're using right arm, you pull to the back right of the pad and supinate to give yourself a grip advantage.
Great videos. I feel that I'd like to see the technique in its completeness before all the what ifs and possible counters. Just a suggestion, but still love the content.
Really useful!
Awesome 👏👏👏
Great Video!
Are there any notable changes in technique posting in the straps vs without? I’m way more effective outside the straps with the post. Great teaching guys 💪
Thanks Isaac! The most notable difference is how effective lat drag is in the straps and how much easier it can be to cup down against a strong riser. Just means you have to get stronger!
@@tablemonkeys5262 right good point! Going to think about this at practice this week. Stronger is the goal!
Is posting top roll good for shorter guys?
I’m 5ft 7 and I have short forearms the toproll is comfortable for me but I’m told I’m to short…??
On paper it may not be ideal to toproll as the shorter puller, but that’s not universal. With enough back pressure and side pressure combined a shorter arm can be very effective
which is the better setup for a posting top roll? cap or no cap?
Try both and see what you prefer
New intro is fucking sick Bois
What if my hand is weaker, wrist is stronger. Hammer strength is weaker. Side pressure is weaker. Pronation is close. Should I attempt the posting toproll against this opponent? Also should I keep it out of straps?
If you are weaker in both Side pressure and back pressure you are just not strong enough for that opponent. A stronger wrist and pronation is not enough if you loose both side pressure and back pressure
@@tablemonkeys5262 yes, thought as much. Thank you for the reply! I will try my best regardless 💪🏻 I will post how I did here so u know how it went even if I get smoked.
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You guys say the counter to the posting toproll is the lowhand toproll but I heard this was the opposite
Post bests Lowhand. Lowhand beats hook. Hook beat post. That’s the basic triangle
holy fuck
Generally high tier matches end up with strap. You miss strap part of the game.
Ditch the background music
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