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Uploaded by Zebulin Miller | June 2, 2009

Gene Mills demonstrates the Crusher as David Taylor cringes, basically a which to a rake, to a pin.

Speakers: David Taylor, Gene Mills

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24 comments

clarencelong4 1 month ago

It says content unavailable now. What's up?

Danny Devito of Wrestling 8 months ago

lol, awesome coach!

TAnner 2 years ago

Mills is a beast!!! I was his move dummy all week at his camp in Pennsylvanna. it was a long week

jermaine 3 years ago

very good coach he makes it funny and u also learn alot

clarencelong4 3 years ago

Mills is the man. Nobody throws in a half nelson like he does. He has been running moves like that since he was in high school.

Jerry 3 years ago

Talk about a genuine love for coaching! Gene's the man! Don't move or I'll bust ya!

ohw 4 years ago

Taylor look like a lil down there

Rettomac 4 years ago

HAHAHAHA i would love to have him as a coach or something hes really funny and would most deff boost ur spirit if ur down..lolz

the voice 4 years ago

haha i love this guys voice, he's like robin williams if he wrestled

Nhjithbunbutpoh 4 years ago

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Johann Gerlach 4 years ago

could you put on a video of things to do off a front headlock, maybe half nelson finishes from that position

From a front headlock drive into opponent, when they give you resistance back, whip them over onto their back, you'll be face down in the mat, so then sit out. You'll get a pin.

Half nelson....same as he buries his tri-cep into the back of the opponent's head, from there, work a near side cradle. Catch the near side leg by posting your hand behind his knee, then run the head to the knee and lock it up.

Drew from florida 4 years ago

could you put on a video of things to do off a front headlock, maybe half nelson finishes from that position

Joe O'Gorman 4 years ago

Great instructor and tremendous entertainer, Mr. Mills understands the secret of teaching kids in the age of electronic entertainment, you have to be more entertaining than the cartoons, and Mr. Mills fills the bill well.