This is as good or better than every other technique breakdown out there. Multiple examples, you point out what is common among the holds as well as the slight differences, and you don't do too much slow motion. Good effort.

Bruh, this wrestler is amazing -- as I mostly follow college and some high school I'd never heard of him. Equally wonderful, is your breakdown of the method.

Reminds me of how a dog or wolf circles to get an advantageous angle, going to all fours definitely accentuates this. Perhaps there's inspiration for a name somewhere in that.

This shot really works on wrestlers who are quick to react with a sprawl. His levels are already low so there's minimal time for his opponents to react.

that's a werewolf right there... i have never seen a man moving so fast on four limbs

he covers so much distance with that shot

Head is always up too

I've watched most of those matches but you pointed several things I was totally unaware of, like his faking going all the to the ground after being snapped so he can do his lunge. Good analysis

At no point does he flatten out. He strikes and his legs inexplicably recoil so rapidly back under his torso. Phenomenal agility.

I love the way he waits for his opponent to just start to retract after they react. It provides him with just a blink of time which is enough. I remember I would train in an open wrestling club there was this 112 guy and he moved like this it's just very difficult to defend against.

This is not only an AMAZING takedown, its an AMAZING breakdown. Subscribed.

This channel is gold.

Great breakdown 3rd guy cross his legs but the finish is impressive because they counter then his lift for bigger points is unstoppable

It's very simple and very slick, Great breakdown.

3:19 good lord! That was insane.

Good work on this one brother. Unique technique and great commentary/playback. Well done sir.

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻Balkarian wrestler Ismail Musukaev

great analysis! thanks! Crazy how far out he is when he starts!

There's such an animal vibe in his move, feels like he becomes a wolf for a second

Very nice video, you just made Ismail Musukaev a lot more famous

My son's main influences on his feet are John Smith and J'Den Cox. I think he would love this approach as well. He spends a lot of time on his knees and faking before shooting.

That guy is really fast! Wish I had known these things back in highschool.

Great breakdown!

This speed is phenomenal. Thanks for the great video

How does this channel only have 721 subs? This is really good stuff.

This was great. Almost like a “sloppy” high crotch. I love how he goes on all 4s. It makes the opponent take a step forward putting the weight on the front foot.

That was an awesome breakdown. Thanks so much!

good job man, subscribed!

Just found you, insta subscribed. Great breakdown, I love you for this.

First time seeing a video by you. You do excellent work bro. Great! Great breakdown

Wow. Great video man! Buddy sees that snap coming from a mile away too! New subscriber!

I'm not a wrestler. I don't know how I got here, or what the fuck I'm watching - but I can't believe how fast that dude moves.

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Helluva breakdown, I’m subscribing!

Alternative name: Sprinter's Outside Single

Great stuff! Hope some kids pick up some X factor from your videos

Nice break down!!! What a shot!!!

Very good video . Excellent job on the details

Well done, thanks

Very cool! Outstanding shot to have!

I’d call it the bear shot, cause he does a quick bear crawl

Man went COD zombies mode

Nice breakdown. Thanks.

adding this to my bjj game

very fast , incredible

Thanks. Drillin this one

Cool video bro.

GREAT CONTENT!!!! someone pick this man up, he knows what he speaks!!!

Damn, his speed!

nice breakdown

Good breakdown, like and sub.

What a beast Ismail Musukaev is. Are there any videos of his training? I could not find any

Wow... this just isn't fair. He'd probably be behind my 300 lb ass before I even sprawled. Great breakdown!

He learned that from watching Chimps fighting/playing. That's what it reminds me of...

I dunno what you saw but I saw him transmorph into a bulldog for a couple seconds then back into a human.

Brilliant commentary

Just subscribed man, great work!

This is fantastic, absolutely killer.

Great video.

Quick as a cat

Thumbnail looks like benedict cumberbatch doing mocap for Smaug

3:50 he is able to hit it from so far out because he is fast, the move is a little sneaky, but also because his opponent is in no position to react with his feet crossed.

Awesome video! Thank you 😊

that is a freaking tiger lunge

Excellent video man. Nice breakdown of amateur wrestling!

That shot is awesome Imma start doing that wow

Good analysis 👍thank you

He puts himself in such a vulnerable position doing that, you'd think it'd be easy to capitalize on that ....but he's so damned fast!

Love the breakdown, brother! Can't way to apply it on the mat

He got to the leg in one second holy fuck

Unlike BJJ which is very monotonic, wrestling is really multifaceted. BJJ moves are very predictable cause it is almost always trying to attack the opponent's center of gravity from the front. The lateral movements in wrestling are what killing BJJ easily. Not only can't BJJ attack the CG of a wrestler directly, the wrestler's lateral movement will always hit a BJJ guy's front leg. Judo is another story though, at least in theory. BTW, this guy's technique is basically attacking the opponent's front leg. As long as his opponent steps forward, he will have a front leg. Mussukaev basically just moves to the blind side of the opponent to attack his front leg (watch carefully at 2:22 the right leg movement of his opponent).

He Pulled Off The "Cheeta"

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that was sooooo fuccin cool

Next level

Thanks for the breakdown! It’s like an East European John Smith!

definitely using this on my 10 year old brother

Good job bro

"Cheetah Shot".

RBY does this a lot. Just notable footage

Love your content..just found you, subscribed... You must be a coach. 😁

Dyslexia made me think it was Islam Makhachev. Cheers to finding out about this dude. he's a beast.

He got this from me gah

Similar to the John smith single it looks like but with diff set up.

sprinter shot is a good name... but how about "werewolf snatch" ?

Panther Style

freakin' werewolf!

What an unusual shot. Ahh he's a russian that wrestles for Hungary, that makes more sense :) How would you counter this?

He's a cat like John Smith.

Henry Cejudo did something similar to this to set up his low single, You can find it in his Beat the Streets match. Would LOVE to see your thoughts. I love your breakdowns. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nLdkisuUyszUfqc.html

Interesting. QM (Quadra pedal Movement) is the bread and butter of parkour practitioners. I am a parkour coach

You sound like Phil Ivy the famous poker player

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Hmm...thats a really good move as a reshot

That is awesome

I love the videos but the smacking of the lips was getting a little much LOL

Is this a variant of the single leg that John Smith used to do?

Hey mate just wondering if there would be a reason he favours circling to the opponents right leg rather than left? Is it because he is a right lead himself?

What would be the anatomy to excel in this move? it looks like you would need short legs for this, and an innate level of explosive ability to make this a signature move like muszukaiev

I don't wrestle but good stuff