Thanks.

That and scrambling skills like funk rolls, danger rolls, crack down stuff etc. I've noticed those two skills seem to be what derermines a score at the highest levels.

100% agree, one of the biggest differences between good HS wrestlers and elite HS wrestlers: Chain wrestling more broadly... re-attacks off of your opponents attacks, re-attacks off of your own failed attacks, chaining escapes and reversals together, chaining turns and pins together, etc.

It’s crazy because my sprawls were so explosive, I was never in a position to attack. I had to learn how to just 👌make it out of the way, then attack with my own shot or go behind. Ruff stuff to teach a kid that didn’t have the gas tank for it you know.

What made Nick Suriano amazing

There's not really a ton they can do once they're caught.

I taught your mother a thing or two about staying on her knees.

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While I can't really argue with your logic, "re-attack" is the widely used term in the wrestling world for this exact type of counter attack.

I agree with you wholeheartedly on both counts. The other reply as to the usage of "re-attack" is also true. We in wrestling do have an issue with terminology. Happens all the time. How many times do you hear people say, I went to the match last night when they mean MEET.

I learn so much from these thanks man

Agreed. Of course, I would have agreed about 6 minutes earlier if I had watched at regular speed. 😂 These moves are so fast.

Prolly pack your fudge to

A "re-attack" in wrestling parlance is a counter attack. You are right that many of these examples are go-behinds, which is a basic (and highly effective) way to counter an opponent's offensive attempt. Don't think of a re-attack as a "move," but rather as a concept that can take on many different forms (whip overs, go-behinds, arm drags to the back, single legs, double legs, etc.). A key takeaway is that your opponent will often be most vulnerable to an attack immediately after an offensive attempt of their own. If you want to improve your offensive attacks, work on developing the ability/timing/intuition to attack immediately after you are attacked. Hope that helps.

@@DPSBreakdowns thank you for the well thought out reply

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