Another option on the Robles series is once you back hook when he hips down to roll forward across their back facing their feet. I probably watch more of Laytons videos than all others combined. Short, to the point and good techniques.
This is awesome...Thank you so much, very interesting and informative videos..very professional...definitely will be studying these vids at the house. Keep up the great work I will share.
We called it the hazard when I was in highschool in the 90s and when I coached the Badgers we called it a Badger Roll!! Also it was my main tilt especially useful hitting it from a standing position when bottom guy hits a standup
I hate the roll through tilt, I don't understand why it has become so popular, I have definitely seen guys get caught on their back with it. I used the 2-on-1 tilt all through HS and college, I agree, it is superior.
Have you ever done a video on how to counter or defend against a clemson roll ? I have not been able to find any on this perhaps there is no defense for that I'm lead to believe.
@@JasonLayton you said a key thing in this video. " if ur giving up wrist control on bottom, there's something wrong with ur bottm game" any material on what wrongs/mistakes are being made ? Perhaps a vid on that would be very very enlightening. Thanx!
Nice coach you and Kolat are the best.
Another option on the Robles series is once you back hook when he hips down to roll forward across their back facing their feet.
I probably watch more of Laytons videos than all others combined. Short, to the point and good techniques.
THANKS!! you just saved me so much back points I get caught in this alot. I like your vids
This is awesome...Thank you so much, very interesting and informative videos..very professional...definitely will be studying these vids at the house. Keep up the great work I will share.
Great job explaining the move
you can cradle from the pump handle or instead of pulling back on the tilt you can walk to the head and they turn 100%
What do you think about the headstand tilt? It’s a way to get the roll through tilt when they are flat. Darian Cruz used it throughout college
Nice move I really like it. I will use it in my wrestling career
Always outstanding!
We call this a hazard
Bobby Barth yes, I actually like that name better.
We called it the hazard when I was in highschool in the 90s and when I coached the Badgers we called it a Badger Roll!! Also it was my main tilt especially useful hitting it from a standing position when bottom guy hits a standup
Great vid one again
I hate the roll through tilt, I don't understand why it has become so popular, I have definitely seen guys get caught on their back with it. I used the 2-on-1 tilt all through HS and college, I agree, it is superior.
It's a bit easier to learn for kids and it looks cooler. That would be my guess.
Thanks Mr. Clean
We call it the mason tilt
Mr.King we call it the rock slide "for some dumb reason"
I thought my coach made it because that’s what he said
Is this a pin?
Berzerk Eclipse no, a tilt is a move that will put your opponent on his back, but not in a position that will pin him. People do it to get back points
Berzerk Eclipse it can
Berzerk Eclipse but if they're any good it won't
Have you ever done a video on how to counter or defend against a clemson roll ? I have not been able to find any on this perhaps there is no defense for that I'm lead to believe.
Clearing the 1on1 would be my answer on how to beat it...
@@JasonLayton you said a key thing in this video. " if ur giving up wrist control on bottom, there's something wrong with ur bottm game" any material on what wrongs/mistakes are being made ?
Perhaps a vid on that would be very very enlightening. Thanx!
Janitor and a Life coach I have some videos coming out on posture... they will help.
didnt even show it right
We call it navy tilt