Younes Emami Underhook System | Overview

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King Yazdani‘s inheritance. Everyone knows it, but can’t resist.

[@Godmysheperd]

Iranian Wrestlers are great and good video I'm learning a lot from this.

[@marcoglara2012]

A masterful analysis. A breakdown like this can only come from a man who understands technique and has seen countless hours of foot footage I salute you, sir

[@MrJerry160]

man if i had these videos 2007-2008 that would have been game changer for me in High school

[@KAH556]

Love the system breakdown, especially the tree diagram

[@kenfilas3370]

Fantastic breakdown! Watch as well with the Iranians, they will lead the opposite foot after securing the underhook. If you notice with the Rakabi/Whip over, Emami will secure the left sided underhook and lead with his right leg. This cuts off the opponent from circling out of the position as well as bringing the offensive wrestlers hip to a better power position.

[@kralj099]

That "leg scoop" is what is referred to, in American circles, as a Metzger. Another Iranian that is great at it, including the near leg variety, is Mohammadhossein Mohammadian, check him out, especially his run at the Matteo Pellicone tournament.

[@johneeconomos4467]

Watched this in highschool and used it. Rewatched in college and still use it. Thanks man.

[@DPSBreakdowns]

Good to hear!

[@santiagoortega8809]

That deterministic model of the underhook was insane. Thank u for this breakdown.

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Systems oriented thinking is where it's at. Awesome breakdown.

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On our wrestling coaching course this past weekend, we talked about key point analysis and the importance thereof. Thank you for your analysis/breakdowns, they are awesome and helps a lot

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Love the chart this is state of art teaching All wrestling technique should be taught like this Please do more Outstanding !!

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This is absolutely brilliant stuff. Thanks for the quality content. Hope one day I can do breakdowns this well. For now I’ll just watch and learn

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Appreciate it!

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Thank you for this! this is gold! I hope you do one of Sadulaev someday, it´s weird that there are no good analysis online of the best p4p-wrestler.

[@dirtydel8684]

We do that technique chart with all my wrestlers. We call it "deductive training". Basically, you start with your number one scoring technique in the center, and work your way back to no contact. You plot your options (setups/ finishes) on the way. It ends up being a calculated node system. I've been coaching for six years, we went from being an okay team to state duals final 4 twice in the last 3 years.

[@kevincox9279]

Awesome job. Love how you demonstrated the system with the graph and live action. 🙌🏼

[@GRPPLRJORDAN]

I love the underhook. I’m definitely building systems from it

[@kallepikku4991]

Those Iranians with them Underhooks. Someone needs to start bringing these guys into UFC.

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Great Analysisl. You need a system in wrestling. The flow chart made it easy to understand combined with the video. Wished I had this knowledge and acess back in 95-99..

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Good analysis, THANK YOU!!!!

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Thanks for the upload!

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[@DPSBreakdowns]

Great to hear and appreciate it.

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Absolutely incredible!!!

[@ControlDialedin]

Really enjoyed Please let me know if you have anymore videos utilizing flow chart. Seems like a great way to help young wrestler learn (Selfishly would love flowcharts of Sadulaev, satievs, yazdani, Taylor, Chael, the list goes on) Point is love the flowchart lol

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Great video! Thank you.

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Thanks for this new video. You did a great job as always.

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Amazing work thanks

[@GBDazzler]

We need sajidov overhook snap/throwby video. Sadulaev, gadisov and sajidov always hit it, destroys the overhook.

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awesome stuff bro thanks!!

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Well done!

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This was so awesome! Can’t wait to see the rest of the series. Also do you have any recommendations for instructional or tutorials that I can find online for wrestling at a beginner level?

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Go to Jason Layton's youtube page he is the head coach at wrestle dynamic he has great technique videos

[@DPSBreakdowns]

Jason has great instructionals - definitely recommended.

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[@ericr2617]

This is outstanding content! thank you

[@pauldarling330]

This is where folk hurts US wrestlers. Without the threat of the push out, the underhook loses a lot of effectiveness. You simply allow yourself to be pushed out and restart. The Iranians and Russians build their styles off the underhook. We don't have nearly the details of underhook offense and defense built into US wrestling. That feel you get from wrestling from those tight ear to ear holds isn't something we do every practice. We paid the price at worlds this year.

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Really good content dude

[@johnfullerton1729]

great breakdown

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Nice breakdown

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Very good

[@7mikepd]

does anyone know where I can see more detail just on how to do the far side leg scoop

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Great....thanks !

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Any advice on how I can create my own system that works effectively and fits my style of wrestling? Do you have like an email I can use to ask for advice?

[@DPSBreakdowns]

My advice is to start simple and slowly add more layers over time. Example 1: you want to build an underhook system, focus on (a) being able to get there consistently (have specific entries), and (b) 1 or 2 finishes (knee pick & throw-by to single leg, for example). Example 2: you want to build a single leg system, focus on (a) having 1 or maybe 2 specific tie-ups to shot entries, and (b) 2-3 finishes (dump, backside double, armpit lock to backtrip, for example). Systems can be as simple or complicated as you make them. Start simple and once you get a base level of competence, feel free to expand and explore further.

[@KillerSquidHugs]

BJJ guy here. Is there a fundamental difference between the throw by and the whip over? The two movements seem similar, but I'm guessing there are differences in technique to achieve different goals?

[@DPSBreakdowns]

Great question - they are quite similar moves mechanically. I would distinguish them by whether you have far arm control or not (the whip-over requires far arm control while the throw-by does not). Think of a throw-by as a strong off-balancing attack that is chained with a finish (go-behind, single leg, etc.) while a whip-over is a twisting attack that tries to rotate the opponent to their back.

[@gustavwalterson6541]

@@DPSBreakdowns do you know if iranians train to use that left underhook consciously or are these guys natural lefties?

[@DPSBreakdowns]

@@gustavwalterson6541 Another good question - I'm not really sure to be honest.

[@johanngerlach1780]

Brilliant

[@Bobysmuu]

Still mad I found u after after highschool I used to watch the shittiest clips I found over and over reading their body top to bottom

[@conflagration95]

BJJ guy here so excuse my ignorance. Is the knee tap not allowed in this type of wrestling or is there a reason it's preferred to scoop the far side leg instead?

[@DPSBreakdowns]

Definitely allowed, and his teammate Hassan Yazdani uses the underhook to far knee tap quite a bit. I would say the leg scoop is not used that often (compared to the knee tap) but Emami seems to prefer it.

[@suoutamaki14]

Is he stepping forward with his lead or rear leg? I think I've seen him do both. If you can do both, is one step better than the other?

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New yazdani?

[@DPSBreakdowns]

Emami is a little smaller but there are a lot of similarities for sure. It's also interesting to note their differences. From what I've seen Yazdani does not really look for bodylocks (Emami does). Emami doesn't really attack knee picks (these are a big part of Yazdani's underhook game). But both are killers from the left side underhook and have a devastating whip-over/rakabi technique.

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@@DPSBreakdowns how do you establish the underhook without getting denied or blocked ?

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