Been a subscriber of yours for awhile now! Just want to say thank you for all the videos you've posted! Very informative and truly grateful for you sharing your knowledge! Thank you!
Thanks Coach! I’m very confident in my single but one thing that stops me from my potential is my head placement. Thank you so much coach. This one adjustment will help my performance drastically.
I like getting an over hook and getting my foot to the outside before he pinches his knees together when defending a single leg. Then I work on his grip by grabbing his left wrist, ripping up with my under hook, while kick out and getting my foot to the mat.
So if I am a tall and lanky guy does that mean something like a single leg sweep will work better for me compared to like high crotch, double leg, fireman’s carry, etc. and if so why?
In my opinion, regardless of your size, the single leg takedown is the highest percentage attack at the elite level of folkstyle wrestling. Explaining why that is my opinion is complicated.
@@jacksongocart4290 In the game of chess, there are certain positions which always lead to victory for 1 side if both players play perfectly. The theory is known, and can be analyzed with computers. While wrestling does not have computer analysis, it does have best theoretical lines for both offense and defense of positions. In the single leg, I don't know how to defend against someone who takes the best lines; while, I have ways to stalemate against the high crotch. In my opinion, the single leg is finishable, while the high crotch is defensible. I could be wrong, and there may exist other offensive/defensive options that make the high crotch finishable or the single defensible, but that's my current opinion of the position after 26 years of wrestling. With that said, the danger rule in college wrestling has changed some of the defensive lines, and the high crotch may now be finishable.
@@jacksongocart4290 a double leg is easier to finish than a single leg, but it's more difficult to get to. A fireman's is lower percentage than the other 3.
One of my big regret is that I never wrestled in school. These vids help me learn a lot. Much appreciated.
Been a subscriber of yours for awhile now! Just want to say thank you for all the videos you've posted! Very informative and truly grateful for you sharing your knowledge! Thank you!
Thanks Coach! I’m very confident in my single but one thing that stops me from my potential is my head placement. Thank you so much coach. This one adjustment will help my performance drastically.
Hey, I like how you explain the technique. Good educational videos you make, keep it that level, thanks!
I like getting an over hook and getting my foot to the outside before he pinches his knees together when defending a single leg. Then I work on his grip by grabbing his left wrist, ripping up with my under hook, while kick out and getting my foot to the mat.
These are excellent. I also use this single leg that I've learned in Catch Wrestling which I think is AWESOME.
Love the videos you are a super teacher
Jason i coach at a middle school level with alot of beginners could you do a vid on stance and motion basic drills to build a good shot thank you
THX a lot Jason! :)
Thanks!
I like illustration, in my series run pipe, opponent will hope step for balance double across finish also on trapped leg chest out shoulders back.
HEAD IN THE RIBS IS SOO CRITICAL!! BJJ guys be like: Head inside? Or head outside? ...NEITHER! HEAD IN THE RIBS EVERY TIME!!
What about armpit?
your awesome thankyou.
That's awesome!!
So if I am a tall and lanky guy does that mean something like a single leg sweep will work better for me compared to like high crotch, double leg, fireman’s carry, etc. and if so why?
In my opinion, regardless of your size, the single leg takedown is the highest percentage attack at the elite level of folkstyle wrestling. Explaining why that is my opinion is complicated.
Why is it so successful compared to all the other takedowns at an elite level? Wouldn’t that also make it easier to defend?
@@jacksongocart4290 In the game of chess, there are certain positions which always lead to victory for 1 side if both players play perfectly. The theory is known, and can be analyzed with computers. While wrestling does not have computer analysis, it does have best theoretical lines for both offense and defense of positions. In the single leg, I don't know how to defend against someone who takes the best lines; while, I have ways to stalemate against the high crotch. In my opinion, the single leg is finishable, while the high crotch is defensible. I could be wrong, and there may exist other offensive/defensive options that make the high crotch finishable or the single defensible, but that's my current opinion of the position after 26 years of wrestling. With that said, the danger rule in college wrestling has changed some of the defensive lines, and the high crotch may now be finishable.
@@jacksongocart4290 a double leg is easier to finish than a single leg, but it's more difficult to get to. A fireman's is lower percentage than the other 3.
wow...good.