Schultz Tilter Thing : Speakers & Interviews

christmas present

I used this in a high school match and got called almost as soon as I stepped over the leg for potentially dangerous on the knee. After the match my coach and I talked tho the ref about it and showed him the move. He was a good sport and even let me demonstrat on him. After our demonstration the ref admitted he was wrong and said he really liked the move.

I got called for potentially dangerous this weekend in Grand River Rumble folkstyle tournament. Had should have had back points, but a horrible call.

nice dude, im goin to tryy that/

nice move im going to try it

Good freestyle move, alright for folkstyle.

ref is wrong

after learning this i tried in a match and i got called by the ref for stalling because he said i cant trap that ankle for more than 5 sec but if i didnt get called i would have turned him, this is a great move

wat is the seager actuly??

that's my kinda christmas present !!!

this breakdown is sweet....

“I was under the impression that a top man can only hold onto an ankle for five seconds before the referee will stop a match. Does anyone know if this would fly at the high school level? Thanks.”

-The 5 second rule applies in several situations in high school, but the ref will never worry about it if there is almost back exposure...including w/ the heel to the butt

The 5 sec rule applies to holding the heel to the buttocks after the man has been broken down. It is probably the least understood rule in the book and coaches and fans always say "5 secs on that ankle" but the time only starts when the opponent is broken down.

thats pretty awesome

its just a passive way to be aggressive. i like that

looks good for guys who like to ride the seager as well

most refs at least a typical ny ref would not call stalling because they dont no all the rules and think in all american position is potentially dangerous in the sectional finals

yeah the ref will call you for stalling, which i think is bull. i'm not sure if he'll call you if you have his back exposed though.

Really similar to what Adolf Seger always used. It helped him put up quite a rap sheet.
Olympics: Bronze '72 Munich and '76 (Montreal)
FILA Worlds: Gold '75 (Minsk) and '77 (Lausanne, Switzerland), Silver '78 (Mexico City)

I was under the impression that a top man can only hold onto an ankle for five seconds before the referee will stop a match. Does anyone know if this would fly at the high school level? Thanks.

"The Schultz Position"

Very nice. Will be showing that to some of the kids. We will create our own name for recognition purposes.

I've heard some call it the Garr (sp?) Series. Fadzaev used it a lot. Could be where Schultz picked it up from, along with his front headlock.

Pretty sweet move. I'm going to try it out next time I hit the mat

wow thats actually really cool. I plan on tryin that next time on the mat

I used to do that move all the time. I actually forgot about it until now. Thanks.

It's called "cross knee turn"

Never saw that before....nicely done.

this kid is a natural born coach, clear precise explanations nice job