Creating Angles with your Lateral Motion

[@n19ence]

Fantastic to see the mental wizardry coming from you coach, it is amazing .. looking at you, I can see it. The commitment of mind and body that makes a champion it echoes in every word you speak.

[@CreightonWrestling]

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[@emireles2855]

Great content coach! Merry Christmas, stay blessed.

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[@keenanshaffer2516]

This is awesome! Do you have anything in your library regarding how to create angles from circling to the trailing leg (righty on righty)? Thank you for this channel...and Merry Christmas.

[@CreightonWrestling]

I have some thoughts on this topic. I will share in another video. Thanks for watching the channel.

[@doranmartinez5502]

I’m curious about this too!

[@V-RADIO]

Do you ever mess around with lateral fakes? J'Den Cox makes great use of them.

[@CreightonWrestling]

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[@V-RADIO]

@@CreightonWrestling If you have not, pick up J'Den Cox's Fanatic DVD/Video "Float like a a Butterfly". It radically changed the way my son wrestles. He combines John Smith's "up-down" fakes and ability to shoot from far away with J'Den's left-right-right-left movement. The result is he doesn't have to hand fight unless he wants to. J'Den is so underrated.

[@V-RADIO]

@@CreightonWrestling and one more thing you will like, you can find it for free as a "demo" but Kyle Dake explains a takedown called the "swoop" single. Right now low sweep attacks that shoot for the ankle are getting big in the NCAA. Bernie Truax and Vito are both great at it. What my son was able to do, was develop a sweeping low single that starts like John Smith's Low single of sliding across the floor to achieve distance you would not normally see, but then combining it with snatching an ankle in a circular finish. If you miss? Whatever. They can't counter you and you can often just shoot again.