Short Offense: Scoring from the Front Headlock - Damion Hahn

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with Damion Hahn, Cornell University Associate Head Coach; 2x NCAA Champion and 4x All American (University of Minnesota). The front headlock is a common position that, when mastered, can be used to score big points against even the best wrestlers. In this video, Damion Hahn covers 10 different moves that are set up by the front headlock. The moves build on each other and can be used to counter your opponent's movements. Coach Hahn gives insider advice with insightful tidbits that are critical to success.
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[@SubFlow22]

Pushing your head ALL THE WAY under allows you to hit the headroll at an angle, completing it in an arch. This is extremely useful for hitting rolls on the line and racking up a couple extra points before going out.

[@chaosdweller]

I'm guessing ? you could twist there neck in a mma fight ? or in jujitsu? or catch wrestling? Feels kinda like a silly question but I like to every edge I can, and Im a sucker for simple brutal techniques 😏

[@TheyTalkPolitics]

My son just started wrestling and they were showing him some headlock moves why do they grab the chin instead of going around the neck like a pseudo guillotine

[@randycimino5736]

@@TheyTalkPolitics because when I can control your elbow it makes finishing a front headlock difficult. The hand that attacks the chin keep that elbow high.

[@WrestlingWithCharacter]

good stuff!

[@lappieslabuschagne5715]

Why not cradle?

[@JudoMateo]

By the time you reach college pins are very rare, just scoring becomes the main obstacle.