These two guys are champions with stunning trackwrestling profiles -- Ino (60-16) and Vance (52-10). This figured to be a 1 or 2 point win either way. Great job by both. Once again, the video puts you right on the mat with the wrestlers...just an incredible job of stable, close-up videography.
Another great matchup! Vance had control for a good portion of the match and he was great at using his legs to push out Ino's legs and keep him flat on the mat...what is that move called by the way.....I saw it in the last video as well and I know it's a common technique. I liked the intensity and focus that Vance displayed prior to the beginning of the second round when he was pacing around and the expression that he had was very intense. Wrestling can obviously be such a tough and painful sport. I saw Vance had some sort of bandages on both arms and Ino got put in a tough hold that the referee stopped. It looked very painful and tough for Ino but these guys are like gladiators fighting through the pain. He stuck in the match and got his 2 points near the very end....I'm curious how the match would've gone if there was just a bit more time left. Great battle by both wrestlers. Your videography and sound is so excellent I feel like I get emotionally invested in the wrestlers and see what they go through in their matches.
I like and appreciate your work very much. It is an excellent document and invaluable training material. Thanks very much. But... don't you think your movies have become oversaturated these days? I mean the color, especially the red and orange channel. It results in a loss of detail and perspective. What do you think about it?
Thank you for the feedback, I will take it into account as I work on future videos. Admittedly, color correction and color grading are still areas in which I have a lot to learn.
Not so sure. I've never known a wrestler who regretted competing even if injuries caused lingering problems later in life. (Concussions are admittedly an exception. Three and you should quit because the problems later in life can be serious.)
Ino is my favorite, regardless. Great job to both wrestlers!
Exceptional filming, much appreciated! :)
These two guys are champions with stunning trackwrestling profiles -- Ino (60-16) and Vance (52-10). This figured to be a 1 or 2 point win either way. Great job by both. Once again, the video puts you right on the mat with the wrestlers...just an incredible job of stable, close-up videography.
Thanks again, callen8000!
Barz really tried to stretch out Garcia's left shoulder a # of times. It was too much. I was afraid it was going to get dislocated.
I love your channel, keep up the good work 👍
Prime example why it pays to stay flexible, some of those arm bars would defiantly have a guy with tighter shoulders be screaming. Great match!
Another great matchup! Vance had control for a good portion of the match and he was great at using his legs to push out Ino's legs and keep him flat on the mat...what is that move called by the way.....I saw it in the last video as well and I know it's a common technique. I liked the intensity and focus that Vance displayed prior to the beginning of the second round when he was pacing around and the expression that he had was very intense. Wrestling can obviously be such a tough and painful sport. I saw Vance had some sort of bandages on both arms and Ino got put in a tough hold that the referee stopped. It looked very painful and tough for Ino but these guys are like gladiators fighting through the pain. He stuck in the match and got his 2 points near the very end....I'm curious how the match would've gone if there was just a bit more time left. Great battle by both wrestlers. Your videography and sound is so excellent I feel like I get emotionally invested in the wrestlers and see what they go through in their matches.
Great wrestle, men!
I like and appreciate your work very much. It is an excellent document and invaluable training material. Thanks very much. But... don't you think your movies have become oversaturated these days? I mean the color, especially the red and orange channel. It results in a loss of detail and perspective. What do you think about it?
Thank you for the feedback, I will take it into account as I work on future videos. Admittedly, color correction and color grading are still areas in which I have a lot to learn.
Ref is kettle delayed. He needs to be better before someone is hurt.
These boys will regret all these injuries someday, and it will come sooner than they realize.
Not so sure. I've never known a wrestler who regretted competing even if injuries caused lingering problems later in life. (Concussions are admittedly an exception. Three and you should quit because the problems later in life can be serious.)
These boys have Grit.
Vance's bandages on his shoulders were from a one-wheel crash
Green needs better conditioning so he’s not put into those vulnerable situations so easily.