Coleman Scott » Sparring 101 With Eric Guerrero And Coleman Scott

thanks for posting this vid ...its like my brain hitting moves and counters all day long just seeing and learning,, great job...

Exactly. Hence the word "seemingly." Many masters of their craft, like Satiev, seem to defy fundementals at times. Hendrix learned to play the guitar upside down.
I've been a Guerreo fan since he was at OSU. He brought alot of excitement and attention to the sport, including a feature article by Sports Illustrated, which I still have.

Mike, The only time Gable and Douglas was whendouglas was a seasoned international wrestlers and Gable was a college youngster. A couple years out of college Gable destroys Douglas. Always surprises me when people bring this up. Douglas had a finite period of time which evaporated quickley as Gable entered the international style. .

Back on point. Guerro was super slick. I always felt he should have medaled but usually was in a stacked weight.

Eric would give the defending olympic champion a go I'm sure. This reminds me of an opportunity much like the D shultz / K Monday wars from back in the day. (or maybe Gable / Douglas) Well now you know that I was alive in the 60's.

Guerrero works from seemingly poor head position a lot. His speed and slickness allow him to get away with it. Don't know if I would teach kids that, though.

these guyz love there trips. nice vid, prob the best ive seen in awhile

7:33 very nice

hvolbeck was hit for stalling in the first period because he had the ankle trapped for 5 seconds and didn't do anything. don't complain about the refs just because a match didn't go your way, the refs tonight were great.

I love this video

Guerrero is a sicko... the speed of his direction changes is absolutely nuts

I like this kind of a workout. I feel like you have to be at a certain level before you can really get a good workout this way though. Trying to get athletes to work this stuff can be challenging. A lot of athletes have learned through the step 1,2,3,4...approach. Getting guys to feel their way through various situations, rather than drilling A, B and C, is important to developing high level wrestlers and teams.

"i had no idea he had so much offense"

theres no way in hell u can come anywhere near the national finals without offense..he pinned his kid in a minute..so ur an idiot

had no idea coleman had much offense at all.... thought he stalled his way to a national title last year

in BAD ASS!!!!!!!!!! period, thisis sick