50 Upper Body Drills for Getting Better Faster in Wrestling

50 Upper Body Drills for Getting Better Faster in Wrestling

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Salepage: 50 Upper Body Drills for Getting Better Faster in Wrestling

A champion wrestler must be at ease in situations involving their upper body. In this video, Olympic Gold Medalist and USA National Coach Steve Fraser and Masters World Champion and National Coach of the Year Dave Mills demonstrate 50 workouts used to train wrestlers for competition at the national and Olympic levels. You can now benefit from this benefit!
Drills include maintaining a proper posture while using an underhook, Underhook knee picks, Underhook ankle picks, Underhook to single leg, Underhook to foot sweep, and Underhook to reverse headlock are all examples of underhook punch techniques. Double leg underhook Using a double underhook to misdirect, Double-underhook bear embrace sag, double-underhook shuck-by Double leg, double underhook inside leg trip with a double-underhook, Shuck-by with a single underhook, two-on-one inside twist, backstep to arm throw, go-behind, and two-on-one Across under slide-by Using a 2-on-1 break to underhook, There are several variations of front headlock capture, including front headlock capture with a cross-snap.

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