Use The Duck Under To Throw ANY Wrestler!

[@blake3037]

Andrew Alton’s duck/headlock combo vs Lehigh might be the best move in NCAA wrestling history. Absolute perfection

[@earnyourgold]

Yeah man it was so nice. Inspiration for doing this video

[@a.i.chemist2261]

Promises made, promises kept. I am not disappointed. Great job breaking down an awesome move. It's already such a fast and slick move that being able to transition if it's countered can make you deadly. I think I even understand now why I mentioned it before. It seems an opponent who becomes reluctant to tie up will expose himself to a double leg trying to defend. Get good at both and they'll either fall as you slip behind or they'll stand straight up and let you score 4 or 5 on a double. This headlock is a great addition. Dreams of my youth. Thank you sir!

[@earnyourgold]

Yeah man it’s such a dangerous combination. Michael McKee is a great example of what you said about being reluctant to tie up and setting yourself up for a double leg. Watch his match against Dylan Ragusin. Everytime Ragusin touched him he hit a slide-by and when Ragusin didn’t he switched to his blast double. It was unreal

[@gero3973]

Great analysis again. I really appreciate your context for each match.

[@earnyourgold]

Thank you. I do it that way to communicate that the guys these moves are being hit against are also studs and how "this won't work on a good guy" won't apply.

[@conwaytwitty8634]

Great breakdown. The second move you showed is really surprising!

[@earnyourgold]

Thank you

[@charlesoboyle4787]

Wow-as always great explanation/tutorial. Turning a missed 2-3 point move into a 5-6 point move-or a pin! Waaaay back-1970-ducks were more commonly done with less-much less lower body level change -1)give his head a slight push-2)it pops back 3)as you slightly lift his elbow4)slide head under-5)keep his head trapped against your shoulder with collar tie 6)lock hands torso 7)block his foot-step on it- nails him to mat 8) twist wrench him down Main advantage over knee drop is less invulnerable to those lethal front head locks you taught earlier When you duck fails-just as well positioned to do the throw you show. Defense against all low attacks-singles a low duck like this-is sooo lethal now-front head locks-all the reach overs- YIKES- defense is sooo lethal-wrestlers are sooo good now-internet changed wrestling- It has plenty to do with why USA is soooo good internationally-despite far fewer college wrestling programs- USA is best in world in FREE STYLE which is not USA emphasis- that Meyer fellow-freshman who is sooo freaking good/slick beyond belief and the white as a refrigerator fellow who beat Vito-freshmen-beating a world champion?? Great stuff as always!

[@krush9243]

i train mma/bjj and your channel is absolutely amazing

[@earnyourgold]

Thank you. Glad that it helps people doing other disciplines as well

[@tommytopetty2334]

Love the breakdown it helps to see the move in segments!!!

[@earnyourgold]

Thank you

[@nickesposito3497]

Excellent breakdown and video

[@Cochise6666]

This is a good move with a contingency alternative. Chain wrestling has algorithms; If opponent does A, you do B, if he does B, you do C and so on.

[@stevenmcdaniel2129]

Reece Hunphrey put up a lot highlight material with his duck-under/left hand high--C to a body lock throw with back arch/high amplitude.

[@earnyourgold]

I have to go watch that

[@schenksteven1]

Suggested content: Zain Retherford's handfighting and pressure

[@earnyourgold]

I use to watch Zain Retherford highlights before my matches senior year to feel like I got an extra cardio boost. The brain is crazy because I wouldn't get tired when I started doing that

[@muzzyjk]

keep the yt grind

[@earnyourgold]

Will do will do

[@NASTY93-_-]

Good shit on the breakdown💪🏽 can we see some of your wrestling clips maybe you can show us your favorite takedown

[@earnyourgold]

I double-legged everyone in HS. Favorite wrestler was/is Jordan Burroughs. It seemed to come natural so I kinda just spammed it.

[@schenksteven1]

again, great content.

[@earnyourgold]

Thanks again!

[@adamjurrens1897]

Combination wrestling is the way !!

[@ronaldlollis8756]

Love your content

[@earnyourgold]

Thanks man. I enjoy making the videos

[@sebastianbroscheyoga]

love love love it

[@laurenjohnson2577]

Thumbs up , great job !

[@WADATAH]

Good stuff!

[@kaijublue1151]

any more duck under material?

[@jonnyaiello6930]

when you name is jay aiello yoooo didn't even know

[@user-tv1tp2fr1u]

How do you not get rolled through when doing a head and arm throw?

[@earnyourgold]

It depends on how you do it

[@JudoMateo]

Setups are important, you’ve got to surprise them or it’s easier for them to counter. Sag headlocks are also a little harder to roll through. The pinch headlock is hard to roll though and sets up a more stable pinning position or an easy takedown kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmqlhnmVjpqYjqs

[@kaiceecrane3884]

the other replies are great, the other thing I'd add is weight placement when you throw/land is also important. If your weight is over them then it is easier to roll you through

[@brendanmcpike184]

Why do you want your head on the opposite side of the elbow control? Thanks.

[@michaelpolatty1626]

You have more room to duck and can get more torque

[@user-tv1tp2fr1u]

Does this principle apply to boot scoots?

[@earnyourgold]

It can kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6nSZ3qae96capo skip to 12:43

[@user-tv1tp2fr1u]

2:43

[@WilliamsWrestlin]

What's your Instagram man?