Into to Wrestling Moves
Originally designed as a syllabus for teachers and students in the restling skills and techniques classes at Springfield College, the materials in this book have also been successfully used as a self-teaching manual by wrestlers and coaches throughout the country. The content and its arrangement is the result of many years of experience in developing an effective wrestling program. A student's comment or action in class and discussion with other instructors, coaches, and wrestlers have provided many of the ideas and techniques and this is what you will learn:
- Preventing injuries by warming up first, learn how to do this on the mat, with certain movements and working with a partner. This will help you avoid injuries more so then if you didn't do this initial exercise.
- The development of a sound attitude, this is probably more important then the physical side, because if your mind isn't trained then the body will not respond and your ability will not flourish.
- Wrestling maneuvers in a teaching progression---you will learn all about resistance training with a partner and the 38 sequences that you will learn, and have to know inside out. Like, locks and submission's and how to apply them.
- Learn how to escape from holds, this is just as important as the actual holds themselves. If you can't get out, then it's all over.
- How to counter, discover how to counter an attack, knowing this can get you out of some very tricky situations.
- How to step in and drop to the knee, one of the many techniques that you'll learn that will trick your component and give you a winning advantage.
- How to stop someone grabbing you, you'll be able to slip away from them within seconds, they'll think their trying to grab a greasy pig.
And there's loads more:
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Wrestling Maneuvers In a Teaching Progression
B. LOCK ARM. A locks his left arm around B's right arm above the elbow, pulling the arm down into his groin. At the same time A raises his head backward and looks over his right shoulder. This causes B's hand to slip down the head to the neck, thus reducing the leverage applied by B.
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Wrestling Moves | The Follow Through
FOLLOW-THROUGH. A follows the action in (c) by bringing B down to a prone position on the mat.
2. BLOCK FOR THREE-QUARTER NELSON
A. START: THREE-QUARTER-NELSONPOSITION. A is on his hands and knees in the referee's position on the mat. B is on his knees, with his right knee between A's legs. B's left hand is hooked over A's head, and his right arm reaches under A's chest to the far side of A's head, where his right hand hooks over his left hand. B's right shoulder is under the near side of A's chest. B pulls down and in on A's head, pushing his right shoulder up against A's chest to increase the leverage.
B. BLOCK. A reaches his left hand across the mat under his right side to lock B's arm as he drops his left shoulder toward the mat and thrusts his left hip into B's right side.
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