Yup …most of the time ill time my opponent so perfect they’re going up up lol how? Pump fake step works every time before you know it they throw themselves down and soon as they come back up with their body extending the real penetration step comes 😈
THIS IS THE WRESTLING COACH MY SCHOOL NEEDS. The yelling, the talking loud, the detailed information on ONE technique so they can train it properly. Where are the coaches like this these days?
They say you can't teach a grown man to wrestle but I am sure as hell going to try to improve my bjj...This coach is badass. Love how he really breaks it down..
I'm 46 and even though I'm from Stillwater, OK ... I never wrestled. And for BJJ (in Australia now), I'm focusing all of my self-development time on wrestling takedowns. Here's to hoping this old dog can learn new tricks.
As a middle aged man teaching himself to grapple in the smallest of towns in Canada, and doing a reasonably good job of it I might add, I have done a LOT of research on wrestling and my little group has become better at stand up because of it. Are we even good at it - debatable - not the point though. This is the best and most technical description of a double leg I have found in hundreds of hours of research and loads of pros talking technique. Amazing share. There are at least 5 points in this seven minutes I haven’t found anywhere else. Implementing everything here as of tomorrow. Cheers
strange to see 9 dislikes for such a passionate coach this is coaching at its best im thankfull a guy like him puts videos up there for all of us to watch n learn thank you so much coach jesse i apreciate your vids and i love your true passion of passing it on to your students i would have loved to learn from someone like you . teaching is an art n u got it
The pivot is not needed considering these are kids. At 5.04 you can get easily get the takedown with a right step across the body. The pivot is great for the 2nd, 3rd takedown attempt, but the first takedown attempt should be at 5.04. Thoughts?
Fundamentals bro. Yea you always train by driving across since day 1, but this the skill this coach teaches is more versatile and more applicable to kids that don't have much strength and this also preemptively gets around the defense the opponent will put up. Maintaining the strong wrestling stance is a plus here, too.
Hi! In the next period my son will start wrestling and I would like to ask you, since you have so much experience, what would be the 3 main things that make the difference between a good young athlete and an average one and what should we focus on at the beginning, more in order to create a solid base? Thanks a lot!
Listen he's a very very good coach I promise you most of the students the wrestlers that want to get better and are there cuz they want to be they all learned from him that day I said that the way I did because there's a lot of parents unfortunately that will make therr kids do sport they don't want because the parent get the chance to do it through his child but you got to let your child pick his sports and activities this way that I have interest today man is a lot different than when people my age grow up kids today don't go out and play so they need to go play sports and have activities but they should test the waters and see what they like see what they're good at I hope they pick wrestling it is a great weapon that have in life it teaches discipline toughness and it's not me or look back on with pride and if you train rate prepare yourself properly you could be very good I'm very impressed he can get his techniques the small details and explain why all across and each one of them kids are looking and they're tuned in because the way he can deliver his coaching style trust me that's a great coach
You're talking to little kids. Adjust. They can't think as fast as you can talk. They also have a limit on the volume of verbal information they can process in one stretch. Break it down into bite-sized pieces. Finally, simplify your vocabulary. What was good was your repetition, and of course, your enthusiasm and energy. It was also good when you gave a metaphor they could relate to, like your MIB neuralizer example. But even that may be before their time, believe it or not. Throw in a little humor from time to time. Just some suggestions from someone who was a teacher for 30 years, a parent of four and grandparent of seven, and coached 36 team seasons of youth sports.
and u also know why the military are the most disciplined, athletic people out there? Its because of the intensity of training and preparing them for whats out there. what the instructor is doing is exactly that. If kids can't grasp that reality, they're not gonna go anywhere near state or nationals
and if u want evidence of top russian wrestlers: Khabib, UFC Lightweight Pound for Pound Best Fighter who dominated the whole roster through grappling and wrestling...Alexander Karelin, won four medals in the Olympics...Artur Taymazov, also won four Olympic medals, Alexander Medved, won three medals in the Olympics. I mean there's a whole list of them brother. news.theopenmat.com/international-wrestling/updated-top-10-greatest-olympic-wrestlers-time-mens-freestyle/59210
might I add, they're not gonna take it seriously bro if u fuck around. If u want them to rise and become the best they become, u gotta be serious and legit, not some clown.
@@LOL-bi9nk I'm not commenting on anyone's ability to grasp reality. I'm talking about communicating with children. Other than that, I don't dispute anything you said in your three comments.
@@Astrobrant2 Russian children, age of 8-10 were wrestling bears during their time, and ur criticizing communication. Kids are smart bro, adding jokes and humor ain't gonna change anything. He's giving out precise instructions, he doesn't have time to make jokes and shit. u don't know the number other group of ppl he is going to teach next. but if ur POV is to teach it that way, godspeed to u but if u want to teach them to compete with the ELITES, ur out of ur mind. In case u want evidence for wrestling with bears... th-cam.com/video/mjfOeLQG9-M/w-d-xo.html
that explosiveness in his movement tho.
I know right, you could tell that he's fast and strong as well
@@rj.voice.covers1891
So right..he's one of my favorites!
I thought the same. Hard work takes you far
this guy can teach
Exactly what I was about to comment.
Yup …most of the time ill time my opponent so perfect they’re going up up lol how? Pump fake step works every time before you know it they throw themselves down and soon as they come back up with their body extending the real penetration step comes 😈
Yep he has a great combination of passionate intensity and calm explanation.
THIS IS THE WRESTLING COACH MY SCHOOL NEEDS. The yelling, the talking loud, the detailed information on ONE technique so they can train it properly. Where are the coaches like this these days?
They say you can't teach a grown man to wrestle but I am sure as hell going to try to improve my bjj...This coach is badass. Love how he really breaks it down..
I'm 46 and even though I'm from Stillwater, OK ... I never wrestled. And for BJJ (in Australia now), I'm focusing all of my self-development time on wrestling takedowns. Here's to hoping this old dog can learn new tricks.
Awesome one year difference same here. I try to eliminate the fear being pinned from the ground. Thanks to common college friend.
What an amazing coach.
As a middle aged man teaching himself to grapple in the smallest of towns in Canada, and doing a reasonably good job of it I might add, I have done a LOT of research on wrestling and my little group has become better at stand up because of it. Are we even good at it - debatable - not the point though. This is the best and most technical description of a double leg I have found in hundreds of hours of research and loads of pros talking technique. Amazing share. There are at least 5 points in this seven minutes I haven’t found anywhere else. Implementing everything here as of tomorrow. Cheers
this !
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I'm basically doing the same here in South Africa.
strange to see 9 dislikes for such a passionate coach
this is coaching at its best im thankfull a guy like him puts videos up there for all of us to watch n learn thank you so much coach jesse
i apreciate your vids and i love your true passion of passing it on to your students i would have loved to learn from someone like you . teaching is an art n u got it
I train BJJ and I revisit this video every few months to brush up. This is timeless GOLD
what a coach. he gives it to you straight loud and clear. amazing
Thanks, Rick Scavuzzo. And thanks to Coach Jesse Leng as well. These wrestling videos are awesome and much appreciated.
good communication by coach Rick. looks like he's got a handful of young minds there, stern but fair. discipline baby
coach Jesse*
This guy is intense. Love it
Love the passion and enthusiasm! Great coaching
You are an excellent teacher.
Wonderful Coaching. This is Good. Teaching warrior kids.
Great technique, many thanks.
Simply awesome, great coaching and explaining it well too
Great lesson. I love your energy
Please come to the uk
Guess no one is going to mention this guys leg speed/agility...whew
Great coaching good job, i learned something myself
Good Wrestling fundamentals. Thank you for uploading.
Great great teacher and explosive as hell.
Old but gold
Amazing Coach 🥊
Such an amazing lesson only wished he could explain it more slowly but at least it’s a video I can go back and listen multiple times
You can slow down the speed of the video if you'd like
5:25 My Right Foot!
6:19 I Step!
7:00 This is Reality!
😂😂😂
I needed to see this, amazing teacher wow
Holy shit man loving this guys teaching style
Great coaching 👍🏻
Great work & explanation!
The pivot is not needed considering these are kids. At 5.04 you can get easily get the takedown with a right step across the body. The pivot is great for the 2nd, 3rd takedown attempt, but the first takedown attempt should be at 5.04. Thoughts?
Fundamentals bro. Yea you always train by driving across since day 1, but this the skill this coach teaches is more versatile and more applicable to kids that don't have much strength and this also preemptively gets around the defense the opponent will put up. Maintaining the strong wrestling stance is a plus here, too.
This guy doesn't miss leg days 😮
6:40
6:18 very important detail., Circle back, step n pop.
You just changed my game
This is perfection
This guy is so intense 😂 I love it
WOW fantastic coaching how do you get ahold of this guy let me know please
amazing speech
"Your Dad, your Uncle or your Mum..." this guy is expert kids coach
Hi! In the next period my son will start wrestling and I would like to ask you, since you have so much experience, what would be the 3 main things that make the difference between a good young athlete and an average one and what should we focus on at the beginning, more in order to create a solid base? Thanks a lot!
Do this guy have a Instagram? Awesome knowledge and teaching 🙏🏼
I'm amazed
Wow. This is gold.
I can almost hear Miron coaching in this video. 👍
That's a solid coach right there
I love this video
Bruh...this is great!
My mind has been blown
Amazing teaching
Two thumbs up. Thanks
flawless.
This dude dope. 👍🏻
this man is amazig
If this was a product I'm sold take my $$$
Genius!
Listen he's a very very good coach I promise you most of the students the wrestlers that want to get better and are there cuz they want to be they all learned from him that day I said that the way I did because there's a lot of parents unfortunately that will make therr kids do sport they don't want because the parent get the chance to do it through his child but you got to let your child pick his sports and activities this way that I have interest today man is a lot different than when people my age grow up kids today don't go out and play so they need to go play sports and have activities but they should test the waters and see what they like see what they're good at I hope they pick wrestling it is a great weapon that have in life it teaches discipline toughness and it's not me or look back on with pride and if you train rate prepare yourself properly you could be very good
I'm very impressed he can get his techniques the small details and explain why all across and each one of them kids are looking and they're tuned in because the way he can deliver his coaching style trust me that's a great coach
Very quick and fluid . Cat-like.
My RIGHT FOOT...lives in VAAANN.... DOWN BY THE RIVER!!!!
This is great.
This guys legs are crazy
Bruh, his fuckin THIGH MUSCLES bro!!
Right
No way he moves this fast 😂 💨
Mind🧠
That double leg would be more effective with and INSIDE penetration step, not an outside step/inside knee drop.
You're talking to little kids. Adjust. They can't think as fast as you can talk. They also have a limit on the volume of verbal information they can process in one stretch. Break it down into bite-sized pieces. Finally, simplify your vocabulary.
What was good was your repetition, and of course, your enthusiasm and energy. It was also good when you gave a metaphor they could relate to, like your MIB neuralizer example. But even that may be before their time, believe it or not.
Throw in a little humor from time to time.
Just some suggestions from someone who was a teacher for 30 years, a parent of four and grandparent of seven, and coached 36 team seasons of youth sports.
and u also know why the military are the most disciplined, athletic people out there? Its because of the intensity of training and preparing them for whats out there. what the instructor is doing is exactly that. If kids can't grasp that reality, they're not gonna go anywhere near state or nationals
and if u want evidence of top russian wrestlers: Khabib, UFC Lightweight Pound for Pound Best Fighter who dominated the whole roster through grappling and wrestling...Alexander Karelin, won four medals in the Olympics...Artur Taymazov, also won four Olympic medals, Alexander Medved, won three medals in the Olympics. I mean there's a whole list of them brother. news.theopenmat.com/international-wrestling/updated-top-10-greatest-olympic-wrestlers-time-mens-freestyle/59210
might I add, they're not gonna take it seriously bro if u fuck around. If u want them to rise and become the best they become, u gotta be serious and legit, not some clown.
@@LOL-bi9nk I'm not commenting on anyone's ability to grasp reality. I'm talking about communicating with children.
Other than that, I don't dispute anything you said in your three comments.
@@Astrobrant2 Russian children, age of 8-10 were wrestling bears during their time, and ur criticizing communication. Kids are smart bro, adding jokes and humor ain't gonna change anything. He's giving out precise instructions, he doesn't have time to make jokes and shit. u don't know the number other group of ppl he is going to teach next. but if ur POV is to teach it that way, godspeed to u but if u want to teach them to compete with the ELITES, ur out of ur mind. In case u want evidence for wrestling with bears... th-cam.com/video/mjfOeLQG9-M/w-d-xo.html
good good...
Fucking goat
wish he was my coach
Most are playing checkers....and this guy is playing chess!
Why aren't you stepping through for the Turk and pin? Just not correct at the end imho.
🤡🤡🤡
Look at his hamstring muscle. Im convinced he beats.
E-mail The contacto This coach from camp
who else is here because you need help during matches?
Most are playing checkers....and this guy is playing chess!