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Gold Rush Takedowns by Chase Pami

Gold Rush Takedowns by Chase Pami

by Chase Pami

$79.00

Strike Gold With These Takedown Attacks From NCAA Finalist & Las Vegas Wrestling Coach Chase Pami

Course content · 4 volumes · 33 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Introduction
  2. 2. Intro to Fundamental Wrestling Positioning
  3. 3. Fundamental Positioning Applied
  4. 4. Knee Pound Drill From High-Crotch or Double Leg
  5. 5. Knee Pound Drill From Single Leg
  6. 6. Replacement Step
  7. 7. Gaining underhook position
  8. 8. Inside Trip
  9. 9. Outside Trip
  10. 10. Whizzer Kick
  11. 11. Ankle pick from overhook
  12. 12. Sparring the replacement step and over/under position
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Arm drag from overhook, finish around waist
  2. 2. Arm drag to single leg finish
  3. 3. Arm drag to head and arm throw
  4. 4. Arm drag to duck under
  5. 5. Sparring the arm drag position
  6. 6. Sparring arms drags, ankle picks, and trips from over/under position
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Underhook to body lock
  2. 2. Underhook to inside trip
  3. 3. Underhook to hip toss
  4. 4. Underhook to arm drag
  5. 5. Underhook to front headlock
4 Volume 4
  1. 1. Front headlock: go behind finish
  2. 2. Front headlock: nearside cradle finish
  3. 3. Front headlock: far side cradle finish
  4. 4. Front headlock: knee pull finish when opponent stands up
  5. 5. Front headlock: knee tap finish
  6. 6. Front headlock: nearside inside leg cradle
  7. 7. Front headlock: inside trip finish
  8. 8. Sparring underhook offense
  9. 9. Bonus Move: Arm Throw
  10. 10. Conclusion
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