Hudson Taylor reveals the secrets of his pinning success! Now you can incorporate these same techniques into your personal wrestling arsenal.

Taylor recorded 87 falls in his career ranking him fifth all-time amongst NCAA Division I wrestlers. In this instructional wrestling DVD, Taylor passes on the tips and techniques that made him a dominant force on top.

The foundation of Taylor's success was the double-under ride from the top position. This DVD includes a detailed explanation of this position and the keys to securing it every time.

In addition, you'll get 12 turns and pinning techniques. In the turns section, you'll see how to score back points if your opponent stays on his knees, bellies out on the mat, or manages to get an arm free.

You'll also learn pinning combinations including cradles, baby halfs, cross face stack and Taylor's most successful combination. Taylor also includes a safe way to throw legs in, along with four turns with the legs in.

The key to these moves is leverage, which means you don't need to be a strong athlete to make these work.

These moves were a big part of Hudson Taylor's success and will definitely work for you!

70 minutes. 2011.

Olympic Gold Medalist and World Champion Tom Brands takes the basic Cross Wrist Breakdown, one of his favorite moves, and turns it into a devastating pinning hold for your wrestlers to use. Coach Brands begins by showing the proper way to run the cross wrist breakdown how to get into the proper pinning position. Once the opponent is broken down, Brands demonstrates a number of tilts and turns to use depending on the reaction of the opponent. A heavy emphasis is placed on the Turk, hitting the move with both the arms and the legs. Brands closes by showing how to hit the Turk from the standing position off a double leg or high crotch takedown.

40 minutes. 2001.

"Troy is one of the best in the nation with the crab ride. He has an amazing feel for the crab ride can show you how to score with it." - Greg Strobel, former Lehigh University Head Coach

The crab ride is a multi-threat riding technique that you can use to rack up near fall points and pins.

Three-time All American Troy Letters developed a nearly unstoppable crab ride technique leading him to three, top-three finishes in the NCAA Tournament including the 2004 NCAA Championship. Now, Letters himself shows you how to use this dominating ride to keep your opponent on the mat and put bonus points on the scoreboard.

Starting with the basic positioning, Letters demonstrates three ways to get your opponent extended and to pull him into the crab ride (or the "home" position). Letters shows you how to get your opponent's weight forward with the inside chop and spiral ride to easily slip into the crab ride. In addition, he shows how to use your opponent's momentum off a stand-up to pull him into the crab ride.

Once you have established your "home" position, Letters shows how to stay on the offense and score points. He demonstrates three ways to turn and pin you can use from the crab ride depending on how your opponent reacts:

• Half Nelson - when he is sitting up and fighting away from you
• Turk Series - when he turns off his back and fights into you
• Bar Arm Series - see how to bait your opponent to post his hand that opens up a scoring opportunity

In addition, you will see two common defenses to the crab ride and how to counter them for points.

Troy Letters is one of the top crab riders in the world. Now you can start earning more near fall points and pins by using Letters' proven techniques.

44 minutes. 2010.

A champion wrestler must be able to pin their opponent. In this tape two N.C.W.A. National coaches of the Year present 60+ drills to get better at Breakdowns, rides and pinning. Coaches Mills & Krepps show drills that made their teams successful at both the high school and collegiate level. Includes a nine Station Conditioning Circuit.

47 minutes. 2003.

Wrestlers love going live in practice!

Live Pinning Situations will show wrestlers how to score and keep from getting scored on in over 20 tough situations. If you want to become a pinning machine, this video is a must in your arsenal!

33 minutes. 2007.