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Uploaded by Joe Williamson | May 13, 2009

Terry Brands hits up a workout with the Journeymen club in New York to work on some positioning from the neutral position.

Speakers: Terry Brands

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22 comments

PSUproud 2 years ago

This makes me want to start coaching once I get out of college. What an intense, dude. I love it.

DPWC 2 years ago

I've watched this about 15 times and learn something new every time.

i couldnt agree more. This is more than just technique.. its concepts. thats what separates the one trick ponies from the champions.

Cliff Fretwell 3 years ago

I've watched this about 15 times and learn something new every time.

Mitch Lambert 4 years ago

terry brands is beating up this kid

Gators 4 years ago

Based upon what I saw in the olympics, I bet that he wanted could still come back and kick some serious ass on the national and international scene.

Jeff Ziegler 4 years ago

Terry Brands Camp in Council Bluffs, IA 7/19-7/22, check http://www.cbcobrawrestling.org or ericakin.com for more info

OU Fan 4 years ago

I agree Okla University needs Terry Brands!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

State Champ 4 years ago

The Sooner Nation needs this guy NOW!

hlywdboc1 4 years ago

the hardest thing to Coach or teach a young wrestler is "SOFT HANDS OR RELAX HANDS.....and it is great to see Terry Talk about that ......Great job Flo.....

David Challacomb 4 years ago

Okay, feel me people, I think there are two ways to beat the russian sprawl. One would be to just shoot a low single and avoid it all together. Or you could shoot like Brands just did, grab a knee and get your shoulder driving. If you are driving just above the hips, they can't drop like they do. All they are really doing is droping their center of gravity to stop the shot, then they grab something to keep our guys from extending and driving. Sure it isn't as effective a shot against our sprawl, but they don't sprawl like us. Does anyone think it would work? I haven't wrestled any Russians, I just watch our guys wrestle them. . . . Maybe what I'm saying is worthless, but I can see why Brands had better success against the world than some of the others. He finishes quicker for one, plus his pressure keeps his opponents from waiting and counter wrestling. It at least makes it harder for them to concentrate. . . . .

thematneverlies 4 years ago

Attack! Pressure! Strangle!

TB is awesome!

Red Dog"eroo" 4 years ago

I wonder if Terry Brands also gives clinics on poor sportsmanship. This guy does it better than anybody except maybe for his brother Tom. All the times he has lost (Kelber, Cross, Chertow, etc...) and stormed off the mat crying without ever shaking his opponent's hand. This is the kind of technical stuff that we all need to see too instead of single and double legs which we have all seen a million times. NOW WHO IS WITH ME!!!

Utah Kid 4 years ago

I spent a weekend at a Camp with Terry Brands last summer, AMAZING, we spent four sessions on the technique of positioning, much like this video, a lot form bottom, coming out off bottom. . . the man is a technician, I think that aspect of him gets overshadowed by the intensity. But he knows his stuff no doubt.

4 years ago

haha at 9 seconds look how intense brands is before practice has even started that's 100% man

Breakin' it down 4 years ago

Loved the video. I think the general consensus is that Terry Brands is not a "technician" but over this 16 minute video he broke down positioning and finishing in more detail that I have ever heard before. Flo, you guys are the best. Flo Pressure!