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1 year ago
basics when matches |
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1 year ago
yea dake and metcalf did it alot |
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2 years ago
according to cary kolat, this was the number one set-up from the NCAA tournament last year |
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2 years ago
Tom Ryan teaches the exact same set-up |
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2 years ago
Hey Jesse James. . . If you are a D1 national champion I'll accept your ignorant comment, otherwise, I'll remain under the opinion that the technique in this video is pretty damn good. |
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2 years ago
good point jesse james, Rossellis only an olympian. Probably cant offer much in solid technique. (tongue in cheek) |
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2 years ago
It's people like you that tinkg they need to be taught a flying mare or a reeverse japanese spladle or whatever the hell, when all you really need is a solid base of technique, just like the one shown. Get over yourself and learn that simple is better. |
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2 years ago
... basic moves are the best technique in my opinion. |
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2 years ago
Jesse James- this is a great move to use in the 3rd period when your opponent is tired. High Crotches win matches. Rosselli was a 2-time NCAA All-American, 3-time US Open Champion, and 1996 Olympian. He knows what wins matches. Were you expecting some cool headlock or throw? |
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2 years ago
jesse james, thats the kind of technique that wins matches. Keep it simple stupid. |
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2 years ago
come on flowrestling and ur "technique Tuesdays" that was a bad armature wrestling move at best. who leaves there legs wide open with a collier tie switch "both arms 2 the head?". mayb we can get something that will win matches next week. i usually dont comment but that just shows u how strongly i feel bout this .. . .. . .. . . .. . .usually good stuff but not this time |
