Catch Wrestling: Joel Bane, Frank Gotch Toe Holds vs. Turtle Position: USA Catch Wrestling/ICWF

Coach Joel Bane demonstrates how to attack the turtle position with the famous Frank Gotch Toe hold at the Fall 2018 USA Catch Wrestling Two-Day Camp held at Snake Pit U.S.A. World Headquarters, Razors Edge Mixed Martial Arts & Fitness in Hammonton, New Jersey. www.RazorsEdgeFightfitness.com.
Keep an eye out for future USA Catch Wrestling Camps and Snake Pit U.S.A./Scientific Wrestling King of Catch Wrestling All Star Seminars, and Elite Professional Catch Wrestling Events & Amateur/Open Tournaments at: www.KingofCatchWrestling.com

[@Waynesworld430]

Nobody is talking about that wicked ankle sprain 💀

[@Papasquatch73]

These are awesome and simple. I like simple

[@robertw6546]

I've learnt the exact move in the UK. Amazing how these techniques travel

[@traviswright3343]

Robert W Leg Locks are only being rediscovered the UK is not the source you need to go back several hundred years to other places if you’re truly interested in the history of these techniques

[@karmaakabane2165]

@@traviswright3343 like where

[@kurtgraham9495]

Fucking love this guy

[@brauliofeo84]

Damm this guy is brute ..

[@wyattswildadventures8183]

I’m having a hard time driving my knee in. Any thoughts.

[@tra1in1]

There is absolutely no reason to learn these kind of holds if you are not particularly competing in catch. Submission grappling/ BJJ now a days is far more practical and more efficient in any kind of grappling event.

[@JerZkyd]

kind of an asinine comment considering many of the top moves used in no gi bjj were taken from catch