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#17	MATT RADACH July 22 at 4:40pm We Call it the Country Pin out here. reply
#16	Gpimp June 11 at 8:55am all i got to say is... NICE! reply
#15	Yo Dude June 10 at 7:21am Can set move up just off a basic 180 breakdown (arm chop) or spiral ride to it.. Probably easier. reply
#14	Greg Talarchek June 9 at 2:03pm balls reply
#13	Jauregui June 9 at 10:19am my son uses that hammerlock series(baseball bat grip) i like the set up of using the tilt and then transitioning to the hammer lock cant wait to see the step up tilt and the gable please post them reply
#12	Mark Bader June 9 at 10:16am Siiiiiiiick reply
#11	DrakeHS June 9 at 10:12am Kinda never need to apologize for anything omitted. Run that bar to his ear, drive the corner. Love it. Also a great move to scoop the near leg (turk style) and drive the wrist away (in the baseball bat grip). Gives ya the reverse half or a wrench. Be sure to show him to Mommy. reply
#10	Joel Caruso June 9 at 8:25am Usually use the turk during the transition, but now I can add another option....Thanks for sharing reply
#9	Tom Sc June 9 at 8:04am We called this a farmer too. NICE moves Mike do you remember a move called Double Trouble. It might have been our highschool code name for a move. Does anybody else know Double Trouble reply
#8	NIIIICE June 9 at 1:36am he looks like a great coach reply
#7	J Rosen June 8 at 9:39pm Krause runs the toughest clinic in the USA in Oklahoma in August. You WILL see some tough kids come through the ranks that attend his camp in OK every year!! Nice work Coach Krause!!! reply
#6	Mike Krause June 8 at 9:02pm I should have emphasized the transition from tilt to bar arm and the butt ride, even if you dont score off the tilt your opponent usually flattens out after a close near fall, then you transition into the shoulder in the back (pressure of ten men) /bar arm series! reply
#5	Wow June 8 at 8:01pm this guy is so intense hes like a damn drill instructor that keeps shoving it in there head till theve got every move. gonna see some good kids commin outta his camp ! reply
#4	Anonymous Coward June 8 at 7:24pm we call it the farmer, when ever someone locks it up in a match, we start doing one of those build up claps that start slow and pick up until he gets the pin. because once you get it locked up, the other guy is not getting out. reply
#3	Gtown June 8 at 6:40pm we call this a cowboy reply
#2	DrakeHS June 8 at 4:31pm Like this move. For guys on bottom, if top man has no pressure on your back, get your hips up then move! Also a great set up for some near-side cradle action, elbow deep of course. Krause! or Flo! Get that step up tilt up here!! reply

Mike Krause

Cheap Tilt To Thread The Needle Total Wrench Half

June 8, 2010

Master Jedi Mike Krause teaches his young padowan learners how to hit a cheap tilt and use it as a setup for a nasty thread the needle total wrench half.

About Mike Krause

Organization:	NXT LVL Wrestling
Current School:	Detroit Catholic Central
College:	Michigan State University
Bio:	Mike Krause Is the Team Shamrock Wrestling coach. He is intense! Mike wrestled at Michigan State and was a four time letter winner. He has been involved in the sport ever since his college years. After… + See More + Mike Krause Is the Team Shamrock Wrestling coach. He is intense! Mike wrestled at Michigan State and was a four time letter winner. He has been involved in the sport ever since his college years. After… + See More - See Less - Mike Krause Is the Team Shamrock Wrestling coach. He is intense! Mike wrestled at Michigan State and was a four time letter winner. He has been involved in the sport ever since his college years. After College he coached Livonia Stevenson HS between 1992-1999. He coached 5 Michigan State Champions and 27 All State Wrestlers. Mike Krause has worked closely with the Churellas over the years. Mike Krause is founder of NXT LVL

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Mike Kulczycki Elbow Off Series	Krause Throw	CC Live Goes
Mike Krause Pullup Interview	Hard Core Coach Krause's Leg Defense	Pounce to Push Pull Double
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Technique Tuesday High Crotch From Hand Fighting	Suck Back	Lat Drop
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Lat Drop - Foot Sweep	Front Headlock Finish (spin-trap arm)	Return to Mat
Single Finish	Cutting the Corner	Pump Step Duck Under
Front Headlock Knee Tap	Drop to Standing Single	Lat Pull to Double
High Crotch to finish	The Set up to a Power Single	Knee Slide to Tri Pod
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