Can you please do a video on setting up shots from a tie up and no contact.

your favorite takedowns

You should do how MMA wrestling and wrestling in ju jitsu than normal wrestling

Do a video about being more aggressive

How to take a quick shot without getting sprawled on I never can get to the guys leg without getting sprawled on

Odalis Banda Cool, I’m at the end of my freshman year and I thought wrestling was really cool so now I’m seeing if it’s too late to try.

Get any offers?

no name there’s no way he’s getting a offer 3 tournaments 3rd and 2nd

Odalis Banda what state r u in, must be a really bad state lol

@@jaden5843 it isn’t

Same expcept im 12-4

To be fair I have a pretty easy region so you might be better than me

Were you super fit when you started?

Same I missed my freshman year due to covid and i missed tryouts on sophomore year, im a junior rn hopefully i could join and get in the team.

@victim yes

Chandler Kirkland do you wrestle at a gym or where? I’m out of high school and want to get into it

nickh1234 1357 My college has a NCWA club team. Georgia Southern. Basically pay for play. We compete at NCWA tournaments but we can go to NCAA invitational tournaments too, we have done that before at Virginia Tech. But I’ve also trained at an MMA gym that has wrestling classes and there was some good wrestlers in there too. If your not in college the ways that I know you can get into wrestling is to join either a MMA gym or a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu gym, but check specifically to see if they have wrestling. If you go to a BJJ gym make sure they start their rolls from standing, those kind of gyms attract wrestlers who use wrestling in their BJJ and you may find people willing to train you in wrestling. There is also something called Catch Wrestling, which is folk style with submissions (its the ancestor of folk style) so you can try to find one of those gyms, that would be great. No gi BJJ comps or Catch Wrestling comps could give you chances to compete.

I’m a a junior in HS now. And with the corona I doubt I’m going to start wrestling in HS soon. How did you learn the basics at such a late stage??

@@youseffsoliman5711 I’ve been wrestling for 3 years now and what I know now about getting your basics is different than what I did to start off, so first I’ll say what you should do then contrast that with what I did at first. The very basic foundation you need is conditioning. That’s muscular endurance plus cardio. You can build that by sprinting and taking a break by jogging then sprinting and jogging and sprinting and jogging which is supposed to simulate exploding to attack or defend then returning to neutral to look for more openings. The basic idea is HIIT training with cardio and thier is other ways to do this that’s just a suggestion. You can’t do anything in wrestling without being able to explode and recover and explode. It’s like playing basketball without knowing how to dribble. Next is drilling. Drilling prepares you for live rolls. Stance and motion (which is basically shadow wrestling) is a good basic drill, just learning how to move in your stance. That’s important because a wrestling stance is low with your knees bent, that takes strong legs that you develop with drilling. Whatever moves you want to learn drill it as if your actually trying to do it for real to learn your movement and check yourself with a good source, like this channel, or your coaches if that’s available (Covid reference) to make sure your technique is good. Then when you actually do live rolls, what you get out of those live rolls is proportional to what you put in for drilling and conditioning. Can’t practice chain wrestling if you collapse from exhaustion under your sprawling training partner. And your not going to get good live reps on moves you’ve never even drilled before. Now what I did is just do live rolls really often and get my ass kicked all the time without understanding the importance of drilling or conditioning. I still learned of course during that time period, and I could whoop my friends who didn’t know how to wrestle, but I think I could have progressed faster if I understood the things I do now. I currently train the way I was saying you should to get the basics. But yea man best of luck to you keep your head up and aspire to be great.

@@chandlerkirkland475 Thanks for the comment man, if there’s anything I aspire to be in life, it’s to be great in anything God Bless you man. 🙏💪

Sir, how do you recommend I find good wrestling gym?

@fabrizzio monsalve don't be a baby.

@@youseffsoliman5711 my club is no more due to the Corona virus. So I don't really know considering things.

@@danieldigiuseppe7912 did you have injuries? I am 35 and thinking about wrestling, but I am afraid of serious injuries. (

@@Oscar-vr1lg my old club closed due to the Corona virus. I had a bunch of old injuries coming into it. Arthritis and bulging discs. Grappling in general seems to help. I haven't had any serious injuries from grappling in a long time. But I'm a lot more careful now. Warm up good, stretching, some weight lifting.

are you wrestling in college?

My first year in was 8th grade high school wrestling (my school let 8th grade in) record was 0-21 ik pretty sad

Ben Is cool 😎

Ben Is cool lol I feel u, I’m in 7th

Ben Is cool same dog

Wait till you get to high school,its not going to be so easy.But good luck and hope you keep on

Same

I'm 17, im gonna start as well god willing

How did it go I’m a junior and I’m thinking about starting next season

I'm 18 and thinking about starting when corona goes away, how was it?

@Connor yeah I do that... I was doing kick boxing for 6 years when I was younger, and due to my more bulky build which came from bodybuilding and my farmer work since I'm from a village and it's what I've been doing most my life, I meet people all the time that ask me if I'm wrestler. It's not the physical aspect that I think is too late for me to build, but the technique which takes years to master in combat sports.

@@user-gw1li6jq5i word mee too

jacob gwyn weak.. first day is so easy

Max Zapata ? Nah your first day wrestling especially in highschool is usually pretty terrible a ton of kids quit every year

Hey keep it up. I won provincials and came fourth in Canada back in highschool. I'm older now, but looking to get back in. It's a great sport ❤️

@@isaacgomez69 is thier something like walk on college wrestlers ?

@@emmanuelawosusi2365 yeah there is exactly walk on college wrestling

Aren't you afraid of injuries though? Brittle bones break more easily and your recovery time is significantly longer than in people who are in their prime. You could risk getting a heart attack or something like that if you overdo it at your age.

@@epaminon6196He won’t have brittle bones if he’s training consistently

@@epaminon6196 30-34 isn’t old. Especially if you been keeping up with your physical and mental health to that point.

Aye atleast he can hold his own in the retirement home in his 40’s 👴🏻😂😂

@@epaminon6196heart attack at 34 from wrestling 😂😂😂

At least he’s a freshman, I wish I had someone to push me into the wrestling team. I’m a senior next year and afraid to join.

@@anbush0621 I wanna know if you did it?

Girl how is it? I’m trying out for school and I’m nervous asf

Me too

How’s wrestling going?

same dawg in jamaica its the same thing ,im 17 but i plan to get a visa by time im in my early to mid 20s to go overseas and start wrestling for now i jus conditioning my body brah. good luck to you if you purse a wrestling path

Hard2Hurt has a tier list for which martial arts are best for self defense (I'm assuming that's what you mean by useful). I want to learn wrestling and boxing mainly for self defense.

Same thing with me.

I should have started at least 2 years ago.

@@ivanovmario_5398 same here smfh

@@ivanovmario_5398 bro thats me rn

I'm in the same boat, I am 24 trying wrestling for the 1st time out of a BJJ place. It doesn't help that i'm extremely lanky so everyone can get under me with ease

@@TheDevourerOfPancake don’t use your body type as an excuse lmfao. They are better, they have trained longer. There are advantages to every body type.

Believe me man…. Try jiu jitsu. Listen, no gi jiu jitsu is wrestling with submission holds.

There are lots of similarities, and you can use all if your wrestling moves in it.

@@Sam-tg6ee no gi jiu jitsu is not wrestling lol it’s just bjj with a little bit of wrestling 😑

is it to late to wrestle in 8th grade in your opinion i am also a girl

@@myself7232 no, that's a good time to start,there was a guy who started in 9th and got state champ his senior year

How's the progress bro, my goals are the exact same

Bro same I’m hitting my first practice in an hour you probably graduated now

Eat better and get better conditioning. If you're just starting, the wear out makes sense and will soon go away. Practices that used to make me nauseous now leave me wanting to run because it's not enough. If you've been doing it for a few years, I'd suggest evaluating your diet and sleep schedule

carden james well it’s my “second season” but my first doesn’t count cause I drop out mid season this season I haven’t miss a single day, I been feeling les tired but I still get tired after

Jean Guerrero If its a good practice you should be tired after it. Not really a way around it unless coach takes it easy that day. You just have to find the motivstion to get the extra work in

Can you give me some advice to place state, I’m a sophomore right now and because corona virus I can’t really do anything.