Handfighting and Controlling Ties

[@lucasdevaldivia7938]

inside tie - 11:30 clear cTie - 15:30 , 17:00 , 19:00 , 20:00 UH - 21:00 , 25:00 , 26:15 , 27:40 2o1 - 29:30 , 31:00 , 31:50

[@truantj]

The level of instruction here is phenomenal. Superb!

[@tripon100]

I’m very grateful for the generosity of J Smith and the people that share his insights.

[@pocketssmith5933]

Love how he talks about wrestling evolving

[@Astrobrant2]

"I'm fifty and I can still do it." John has to remember that very few people were the kind of rubber-band-man that he was, and probably still is, to some extent.

[@joe-jg4bh]

Wow thanks for the video really appreciate this gem. Excellent coaching putting hand fighting in the right perspective.

[@abealk]

11:30 - inside tie setup (move your feet when clearing ties) 15:35 - clearing collar tie

[@zacharyalkhatib800]

shut up loser

[@Dzingzing]

mans fr clapped his cheeks in a room full of cameras wtfffff

[@Theo-dj7vs]

That's why you sux

[@jongrappler287]

excellent stuff!

[@navigatingel6104]

23:49 I've seen this exact move in more than a few katas/forms for traditional martial arts. Wrestling has a direct connection

[@samdabull12]

I've watched everyone is of these and their all awesome

[@olas4gg]

Good stuff to teach

[@Bruhne]

Very good!

[@PiffFighting]

Thank you for this video

[@alexhernandez2168]

How can you get access to these coaching seminars? Are they held every year? I would like to become a better coach and this insight is invaluable. Thank you for the upload.

[@redscorpion27]

OSU has one every year in mid/late October. Start checking with them around early September to find out the dates.

[@JoshVogel267]

What is the next video after this? I was curious to hear the rest of what he had to say about everything trickling down from the top level of wrestling

[@relytrecneps2438]

I cannot sit on my butt with my feet turned out like that! Even back in my prime before knee surgery I could never pull that off.

[@bonrikistation1025]

Thanks John these are the best but here in Kiribati Island the different is they knock their opponent with their head. nose bleeding and chin knock out how am I block those they also use their elbows to attack the neck, stomach, ribs and spinal cord during wrestling. Please tell me how in your next clip of handfighting and controlling

[@definitelynottigerwhitten5865]

23:58 so slick

[@markymarco2570]

Valeu, Tita! Golaço contra o Flamengo na final de 1987.

[@user-dp9pn1qy8z]

👍

[@5tr3ngth15k1ng]

7:42 clearing the ties

[@Bluhndrxx]

Collinsville ok stud Gary wayne

[@br8ness581]

What is this move called at the start that they start teaching

[@glory12houndglory93]

It is a single leg finish. It doesn’t have a true name. I just call it a head through dump. Here is some more on it kzbin.info/www/bejne/q2HdlIihha2od7M

[@johannesandersson9477]

Glory12hound Glory is this what’s sometimes called an Iranian?

[@kiruu9746]

3:45

[@kiruu9746]

2:20

[@splintchesthair100]

Coach still a BAMF

[@iakXI]

12:40

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[@iakXI]

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[@iakXI]

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[@mgreene011]

Dude is not being a good partner.

[@abcdef-kx2qt]

greco b better . say no way to leg grabbers. flooring divers be gone !!

[@ray.n_l]

What's wrong with leg takedowns? Freestyle opens up alot of other possibilities for techniques

[@abcdef-kx2qt]

i have an infinite passion for classic old school MUAY THAI. there clinch is so much like greco . that is my reason for the strong intrest in stand up wrestling consepts. additionally western coachers usually have better presentations than the thai `s .

[@ray.n_l]

@@abcdef-kx2qt the Thais have those ancient techniques though