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.

In a first of its kind video series ... over 20 pinning holds are presented in a systematic step-by-step approach. Coaches, parents, and most importantly YOUTH wrestlers will be able to quickly learn each technique. Dave Mills, NCWA two time National Coach of the Year, breaks down each move using numbered steps that are highlighted in text on the screen.making each move as easy to learn as 1,2,3. Parents, if you have never wrestled a day in your life, you can now help your wrestler achieve success one step at a time. As an added bonus each video comes with a technique manual and advice on how to become a champion wrestler.

42 minutes. 2006.

For those of you who know of Wade Schalles and his astonishing career as an athlete, coach, and instructor, this DVD course successfully combines the Wade of 25 years ago with the Wade of today in an all inclusive and entertaining package on the art and science of pinning. Schalles holds the number one spot in theGuiness Book of World Records for the most victories (821) and most pins (530).

In the original LEGAL PAIN series Schalles taught: The Reverse Headlock, Clock Theory, Reverse Ball and Chain Pinning, The 3 Key Principles of Pinning, The Head Wrap Half, The Cement Mixer, The Whizzer series, Stepping over the Whizzer to Score, Chicken Wings Aren't for Chickens, Front Chancery, The Double Half Nelson and more.

Off the market for over a decade, this video set has been digitally remastered and updated with hours of new, never-before-seen footage from the original series. Included are: The trick to the Headlock Takeover, Why you want to shift the opponents weight forward, A jawbreaker submission from the bar arms, The fine line between legal and illegal, The Tree Theory, Survival Theory, How to use mechanical advantage while crossfacing, How to double your weight instantly, Another way to make a 300lb gorilla out of a 150lbs wrestler, The Legal Pain bear hug, Trapping the arms for MMA, Ideas for dealing with the "guard," A novel front trachea choke, How to take away their will to win, The chin-twist-pick, The head wrap half, Leg ride submissions, The spladle, Why Loosey-Goosey Wins It, How to optimize your wrestling strategy and game plan, Unique head & arm submissions, How to wring your opponent out like a dish-rag and more.

Also included as an extra bonus is Applied Wrestling for Grappling and MMA featuring Wade's thoughts and strategies for the current grappling and MMA scene.

240 minutes.

Terry Brands was often one of the sparkplugs that started the Hawkeyes off at every meet. His "in-your-face" style of wrestling resulted in 48 career falls - sixth best in the Hawkeye's storied history. Now you can learn some of the secrets of his favorite pinning move - the bar arm series. Terry examines the bar arm series from the beginning, taking you through a number of options with the spiral breakdown that will put your wrestler in good position to work for the fall. From there he offers a number of tilts and turns off the bar arm using a chicken wing, half nelson, and using the legs. Brands clearly explains each move, going through it from different angles to ensure you see the entire move done properly. An excellent tape that will give your wrestler an opportunity to score bonus team points each time he steps on the mat!

43 minutes. 2001. ISBN 1-56404-753-9.

WRD-01646B: with Tom Brands,
University of Iowa Head Coach;
2009 and 2008 NCAA Champions;
2008 NWCA Coach of the Year;
2X Big Ten Conference Champions;
2X Big Ten Conference Coach of the Year;
'96 Olympic Gold Medalist, 2X World Cup Champion,
3X NCAA Champion (Iowa), 2004 Olympic Freestyle Coach

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.

John Smith's low single finishes are legendary. Now he shares his technique on the high single finish. Coach Smith covers eight different ways to finish once you secure the leg. These finishes include leg on the inside, on the outside, sag down, finish low, run the pipe, battling the hands and more. Smith shows how to secure the leg and the best way to take your opponent to the mat depending on the situation. In each area, Smith provides a variety of finishes, allowing you to find one that you are comfortable with.

59 minutes. 2009.