Cael Sanderson Clinic

Cael in 2003 teaching his offense from a collar tie.

[@tubegrappler]

If you notice, he attacks the leg the guy is pivoting on, NOT the leg that Cael is moving with his circling motion. This is exactly the opposite of intuition, and of what many coaches will teach. It's easier to attack the leg the guy is STANDING on, not the one he is stepping toward you with. None of Sanderson's leg attacks ever looked "slick". It always just looked like the guy screwed up somehow. This is a very effective technique. It also works great for firemans.

[@46and2Reptiles]

Thank you very much for sharing this video, I really appreciate it.

[@randomhero20022]

this is great, thanks for posting it

[@JohnCoffeyCake]

excellent stuff!

[@ericcarlos1355]

Yes he is amazing

[@alfeovictor]

It's not that John Smith was the greatest because of all the moves he knew. He's the greatest because he was so fundamentally sound that he was almost never in bad position. Smith really only used that low singe, and occasionally the duck under or high c.

[@iwanttofight69]

great vid bro

[@executionery4145]

dam anklepicker u alwys post good wrestling stuff thks

[@angeloruiz1873]

john smith might be the greatest wrestler that ever lived because he knew so much technique

[@MontyQueues]

i gotta watch something filmed with a potato with camera audio and shot a mile away from the action

[@Colombianfunk]

If Cael ever competed in MMA he'd smash someone. Awesome video, the guys at my gym are gonna love this!

[@fightingfan21]

drop the elbow cael!

[@abidabid]

@yuutuba11 and an olympic gold...but no biggie!

[@jagpalsukhraj]

not really hes an olympic champ but no biggie

[@donniepeterson6862]

Alexandria Ocasio Cortez - do you have a clue ?