87% of Armwrestlers Don't Know This Toproll Setup Trick 👉👍

[@khiangtecouple]

It is a good lesson but the rise power drop form 10-5

[@armwrestlingprofessor]

@@khiangtecouple what do you mean 10-5?

[@khiangtecouple]

​@@armwrestlingprofessor i use this Setup for a very long time,and i know the weakness,when we fought with Good Riser i always had a hard time,even when i won the match,But it is very effective on a Hook player or low hand puller

[@armwrestlingprofessor]

@@khiangtecouple pushing your thumb out works to help secure pronation whether you're low handing or posting toproll

[@khiangtecouple]

@@armwrestlingprofessor yess. But weaken the riser by a bit

[@profiq9952]

Things only armwrestlers can see😂

[@armwrestlingprofessor]

@@profiq9952 🥸👀

[@ethanjohnston5014]

Good video, there is a hook counter to this where the hooker floats there fingers at the start and allows the top roller to pronate into their hand. This allows for greater coverage. Would be cool to do a short/video on this

[@armwrestlingprofessor]

Check out my 3 setup tricks for a hook video :)

[@_lelel__]

And how you would prevent that hook counter? They did that to me and even low hand didn't work because he had a high cup

[@armwrestlingprofessor]

@@_lelel__ it can become a bit of a prediction game. Yes low hand (high thumb) should remove that gap, but if he's then going high cup like you say, you may need riser pressure too. This is actually my technique of choice, as I feel it secures my probation through the high thumb while also contesting the top spot through index knuckle pronation (what I refer to as tip of the sword pronation). Sharpen your sword tip through training and you can even dominate the top spot in a high thumb toproll

[@_lelel__]

@armwrestlingprofessor oof that’s an interesting concept, I think is a cool idea to make a video about it in the future!

[@armwrestlingprofessor]

@@_lelel__ yeah not a bad idea!

[@bperwien08]

Gonna start doing this 💪

[@armwrestlingprofessor]

@@bperwien08 lemme know how you get on!

[@ashabikehf4724]

Thank you proffesor !

[@armwrestlingprofessor]

@@ashabikehf4724 no worries boss :)

[@4EyedAegis]

That guy in the back looks like Jordan Berret

[@huytuan2237]

Great vid

[@armwrestlingprofessor]

@@huytuan2237 ❤️

[@jevgenijsalunin9820]

this is gold

[@khabeesschool9919]

You are also leaving your wrist exposed if your opponent is faster than you they can really quickly apply posting back pressure and rise over you and with your grip your basically letting go of alot of your finger containment and your riser has to be stronger than theirs

[@armwrestlingprofessor]

@@khabeesschool9919 riser based moves are a good answer to a high thumb toproll 👌

[@khabeesschool9919]

@@armwrestlingprofessor what about the finger containment as if your opponent hits faster than you and makes you hold on than you have a lot less finger containment a low hand top roll would be far better for protecting your pronation

[@armwrestlingprofessor]

@@khabeesschool9919 low hand is for sure the best at protecting your pronation, that's why it's my preferred technique :)

[@khabeesschool9919]

@@armwrestlingprofessor 👍

[@TooBurst-ce5ig]

The power you lose mechanically from pushing out your thumb out ways the amount of power recquired to break through the tips of someones fingers. The moment you pull his hand in any direction the force applied to the thumb will push it back to its original position. And put all the weight in the strap on the wrist.

[@armwrestlingprofessor]

@@TooBurst-ce5ig I disagree because any small distance advantage gained on the fingers results in a massive increase in torque since fingers are relatively short. Anecdotally it's won me many matches I'm convinced I would have otherwise lost

[@mkled-fit6379]

bro this was really helpfull thnx for ur info

[@armwrestlingprofessor]

@@mkled-fit6379 glad you got some value out brother🙏

[@DarkHorse-rx2ly]

Amazing 😂 now I'm gonna try it with bigger hand guys in my classroom😂

[@armwrestlingprofessor]

@@DarkHorse-rx2ly lemme know how it goes!

[@DarkHorse-rx2ly]

@@armwrestlingprofessor now I know thanks to you how to setup toproll and pronation chain 😘😂

[@Oldskinnyarm]

87%😂 I think it's 86%

[@armwrestlingprofessor]

Hopefully it is now that this video has dropped! 🤓

[@diwakarjha748]

Will not work in refree grip

[@armwrestlingprofessor]

@@diwakarjha748 I haven't had an issue so far

[@diwakarjha748]

@@armwrestlingprofessor I had this issue many times as I'm a toproller I know about it's importance but there is a thing called regripping and while doing opponent grabs your hands with full load and finger pressure on your wrist and thumb area...if you try to pronate in that situation your wrist can crack

[@armwrestlingprofessor]

​@@diwakarjha748try go to a refs grip, then regripping isn't possible

[@TlAw-p5p]

But it still works if the opponent try to fix his grip a few times?

[@armwrestlingprofessor]

@@TlAw-p5p if they mess around too much, just go to a refs grip

[@TlAw-p5p]

I'm actually do not compete, just in school and with friends and Wow I don't know how you comment so fast, but anyway I am new to the channel and it look interesting, I learned a few things

[@armwrestlingprofessor]

@@TlAw-p5p glad you're learning brother. Hope you have fun armwrestling your friends! Make sure they stay in safe positions :)

[@TlAw-p5p]

Thanks

[@milan.s2681]

80 % armwrestlers know that. but its useless against people with huge hands and people with very strong grip. You just tired yourself