How to counter the arm wringer - 3 different ways
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- čas přidán 2. 06. 2024
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I’ve been watching your videos for a little bit now and I plan on joining a wrestling academy after this pandemic crap or when it slows down, and I can say you guys are very very good teachers! The way you break it down, step by step, and not getting impatient is amazing! I coach a travel baseball team rn and I’m learning from these videos in 2 ways to learn how to do these moves and how to teach my players better like the way you guys break it down!
We hope to work with you soon good sir. 💪💪💪
You are a good trainer
WOOOO PAPA .... hahaaha ... nice Roby ! Very useful tip.
Great instruction ,brothers!
Thanks for watching
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LOVE the sweep to the ankle lock! 😆
Can you do the arm wringer counter like Owen Hart used to do? (@1:40 in this match: czcams.com/video/lyQfljWz0Po/video.html )
Is 19 too old to start wrestling I was meant to start at 18 but Covid happened
Not at all. 19 is very young. You have time to finish college and still train to be a pro wrestler.
@@SantinoBros Thank you the videos are helping a lot
I began at 32 years old in April 17th with the same fear, but dude 19 years old? It's too young you have entire life in front of you, good luck and work hard! ^^
@Jake Towning... Your very young kid, go to college first... I started at 18 without finishing school, and didn't make it...now I'm 30... And I had nothing to fall back on... Even if you make it to WWE, it only takes 1 bad injury to end your career...and without that safety net of an education, you won't be making a very good living...I thought I would be big time in the WWE, but I ended up in a trailer park...
Keep in mind, Goldberg, Kevin Nash, Batista, Diamond Dallas Page, all started in their early 30s....build up your safety net first... Then go for your dream... Don't learn this the hard way like I did... Having a LONG career in WWE is a gamble, you MIGHT make it, you might not... You need that safety net due the possibility if you don't make it...
I'm planning on going back to try 1 last time when I'm 32 and in tremendous shape, I know many will say don't bother I'm too old, I don't care though, I'll never be able to live with myself if I don't give this 1 more shot, I don't wanna be one of those people asking himself "what if" the rest of my life..
@@ilikecheetos912 thank you for the advice