This week Duke Assistant Wrestling Coach, Ben Wissel, will show a cross over stand up to a hip-hiest. Assistant Coach Wissel was a two-time All-American and a four time NCAA qualifier for Purdue University. Use this technique whenever an opponent continues to drop to a leg or an ankle to defend your stand-up. For more techniques and information on Duke Wrestling, visit our facebook page at Duke Wrestling or follow us on our official twitter page @Duke_WRES. #GoDuke
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Showing posts with label Technique Tuesdays with Duke Wrestling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Technique Tuesdays with Duke Wrestling. Show all posts
Thursday, November 22, 2012
Technique Tuesdays with Duke Wrestling
This week Duke Assistant Wrestling Coach, Ben Wissel, will show a cross over stand up to a hip-hiest. Assistant Coach Wissel was a two-time All-American and a four time NCAA qualifier for Purdue University. Use this technique whenever an opponent continues to drop to a leg or an ankle to defend your stand-up. For more techniques and information on Duke Wrestling, visit our facebook page at Duke Wrestling or follow us on our official twitter page @Duke_WRES. #GoDuke
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Technique Tuesdays with Duke Wrestling
This week Duke Assistant Wrestling Coach, Will Rowe, will show an Iranian finish to a high crotch. For more techniques and information on Duke Wrestling, visit our facebook page at Duke Wrestling or follow us on our official twitter page @Duke_WRES. #GoDuke
One of my favourite takedowns is a high crotch, I have even used it from a kneeling start position, I usually push forward to get pushed back and then do it or else it is extremely hard to do. One thing I have felt missing in so many arts was the setup, I learned how to do techniques with no context, lately I have seen a few who do think about setup but there a too few of them.
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