John Smith – Championship Wrestling Fundamentals Cowboy Offense Vol.1-2

John Smith – Championship Wrestling Fundamentals Cowboy Offense Vol.1-2

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Salepage: John Smith – Championship Wrestling Fundamentals Cowboy Offense Vol.1-2

Learn From The Legendary Oklahoma State Cowboys Coach’s 6-Volume Series The 3-Part Takedown System of The Greatest American Wrestler Ever, John Smith

This comprehensive takedown strategy from coach John Smith will help you score more takedowns than before.
John Smith is the most successful American wrestler of all time, having won two Olympic titles and four world championships.
John demonstrates how to use movement as a weapon on the mat as you master the abilities of posture, motion, sprawling, and more.
John Smith, the move’s creator and master, will teach you the low single and reveal the inner workings of his low-level system.
With this elbow off approach, you can see why so many of John’s NCAA Champions and All-Americans at Oklahoma State succeed in elbow control assaults.
For successful wrestling, attack with quick and efficient duck unders and pass bys. Part 1:

Introduction and Function of Stance and Movement
Moving Out of Position
1. The Basics of Square and Stagger Stance
2. Turning in a square posture
3. Moving Forward with a Staggered Posture

Part 2

Drilling Stance, Motion, Shots, and Sprawls while Adding Shots to Stance and Motion
Strategies for Maintaining Confidence in Stance, Motion, and Final Words: Sprawling and Circling Up Stance and Motion Drill in Action

Low Single Foundations

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