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Wrestling For Beginners: Neutral Defense by Dan Vallimont

Wrestling For Beginners: Neutral Defense by Dan Vallimont

by Dan Vallimont

$79.00

Start The Beginning Of Your Wrestling Journey Off Strong And Build A Proper Foundation Upon An Understanding Of Exemplary Defensive Concepts And Techniques With Former Penn State Wrestler Dan Vallimont

Course content · 3 volumes · 35 chapters

1 Volume 1
  1. 1. Intro
  2. 2. Levels Of Defense And Scoring With The Front Head Lock. Importance Of A Good Stance
  3. 3. Head Hands And Hips
  4. 4. Down Block Basics
  5. 5. Introduction To Sprawl
  6. 6. Basic Go-Behind
  7. 7. Front Headlock Basics
  8. 8. Head In The Hole Option 1- Standard Finish
  9. 9. Head In The Hole Option 2- Cradle
  10. 10. Elbow Trapped Option 1- Knee Tap
  11. 11. Elbow Trapped Option 2- Pancake
  12. 12. Elbow Trapped Option 3- Rip/Chop
  13. 13. Defending Front Headlock Option 1
  14. 14. Defending Front Headlock Option 2
2 Volume 2
  1. 1. Defending When The Opponent Gets A Leg. Break The Lock Option 1- Sag Hips
  2. 2. Break The Lock Option 2- Push Thighs
  3. 3. Break The Lock Option 3- Squeeze Chest
  4. 4. Break The Lock Option 4- Lift Elbows
  5. 5. Double Leg Defense- Baseline
  6. 6. High Crotch Defense Option 1- Baseline
  7. 7. High Crotch Defense Option 2- Beat The Shoulder
  8. 8. High Crotch Defense Option 3- Ankle Roll
  9. 9. Single Leg Defense Option 1- Baseline
  10. 10. Single Leg Defense Option 2- Trap The Head
3 Volume 3
  1. 1. Drills and Games. Drill #1 Snap and Spin
  2. 2. Drill #2 Sprawl and circle up
  3. 3. Drill #3 Head Position
  4. 4. Drill #4 Downblock Drill
  5. 5. Drill #5 spin drill
  6. 6. Games #1 Foot Stomp
  7. 7. Games #2 Lock on leg
  8. 8. Games #3 Toe touch
  9. 9. Games #4 Hold your position
  10. 10. Games #5 King of the mat
  11. 11. Outro
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