Ankle Picks from Multiple Ties - Coleman Scott

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with Coleman Scott; University of North Carolina Head Coach; 2012 Olympic Bronze Medalist;2008 NCAA Champion and 4x All American at Oklahoma State; 2x USA Junior Freestyle National Champion; 3x-time Pennsylvania HS State Champion. Olympic bronze medalist, Coleman Scott, demonstrates his patented Ankle Pick Series, with an emphasis placed on perfecting the setups to finish on either side of your opponent's body.
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[@oratval]

sometimes I miss the far foot so instead I fake an inside trip which makes them step the trip leg back leaving the far foot vulnerable and it works like a charm

[@snorlaxcom]

yea then that backstep he referred to comes in handy for your setup scheme

[@TheTomasFoolery]

Hey, this fixed two of my problems. Getting the Russian 2-on-1 and setting up an ankle pick.

[@snorlaxcom]

getting that hip-to-hip detail keeps the shoulder pressure and easier to foot block. Great tips and finer points in the vid

[@ishmaellove7614]

I believe that move is a type of uchimata when you get hip to hip and kick your leg in between the opponets

[@dwhizzel6471]

That was awsome

[@user-eu7hk7mv9j]

1 tie*

[@rahultiger4461]

Nice

[@kamdencosgrove3598]

Great video, but misleading tittle.

[@clytnjms]

I dig this one

[@nathanielsarabia3783]

Oh yeet