The best and most dominant of all wrestling throws - Body Locks (basic tutorial)

[@ericr2617]

It's hard finding any good instruction on chest to chest wrestling. This is some good shit.

[@osmanacmiyun6023]

greco roman wrestling instruction teach nothing else…

[@LOLLYPOPPE]

If this is wrestling you do a suplex from this position

[@JimmyPtheman]

Greco is the best for self defense too!!!

[@7mikepd]

I just had this realization as I've started coaching girl wrestling. I had the thought "how can i coach to a females strengths (girls have stronger lower bodies and weaker upper bodies)". It dawned on me that chest-to-chest wrestling actually takes less upper body strength than attacking the legs. I then thought, wait this would be a much greater if my guys are wrestling from this position as well. Chest-to-chest wrestling helps you win the endurance game, and like he said, it makes people run away from you.

[@michiel5160]

Problem is you have to get to the body first. And that requires upper body strength.

[@introvertgrindset5941]

chest to chest is really good for bigger weight classes where going for the legs isn't really and options. If you have the strength adv. definitely force a upper body fight. However, it's more cost effective energy and risk wise to attack the legs if you're smaller/weaker and more athletic than your opponent.

[@aiyahuntacheimumbi236]

This turned into a slam on the shoulders is responsible for more knockouts in the street or school yard than any punch or kick. Followed closely by the suplex. Is there a trick to avoiding getting KO'd or injured by a slam if you fail to get your hips down and out, and then strip the grip and cut out?

[@troyterrell5666]

GOD OF THUNDER Kelley chin tucked

[@peacebewu]

@@troyterrell5666 To brace the impact? Is that what the chin tuck is for?

[@scotthesketh5987]

@@peacebewu chin tucked is for punches and kicks coz a KO comes from ur brain rattling inside ur skull so that stops that but u could look up judo for breaking falls

[@benjaminmcgahan3971]

Very helpful

[@MrGuidocacciatore]

Great video, thanks!

[@maxoutwrestling1817]

Is there another way to finish the move without dropping to the knees? I had surgery with one of my knees a few years back and doing that would be painful.

[@JasonLayton]

Yes, this is just my preferred finish.

[@michiel5160]

Suplex city.

[@berner]

I know absolutely nothing about scoring in any of the wrestling styles, but does it make a difference on your score where you do your body like, ie; in front, side or behind or is it just throw specific ie; a front suplay vs. the seatbelt toss for example?

[@JasonLayton]

Watch my video "the rules of wrestling explained for beginners and parents" it will help you.

[@zackbop9045]

i have an issue getting into this position

[@JasonLayton]

It takes a long time to get good at achieving the position. Take a look at my other body lock videos to learn my setups.

[@zackbop9045]

@@JasonLayton definitely will do.