If you don't have the quickest, strongest wrestlers, the whizzer can be a great equalizer. Wrestling legend Bill Smith demonstrates all the subtleties of applying a whizzer and making it count. Use it to get an escape or to score! Smith shows you moves for getting a whizzer and moves for stopping any counter, both from the mat and from the feet. If your opponent has hit his single, a good whizzer will make him think twice about doing it again.
1998. 55 minutes.

Are you looking for that DEADLY move that can end a match?

DEADLY Weapons II is the second DVD in a two part series that will give you the edge on your opponents. Coach Dave Mills, 2X National Coach of the Year, teams up with Nick Simmons and Joe Mendez, both 4X State Champions. In this video you'll learn 20 more moves that helped them dominate their opponents. Nick Simmons, also a 4X Div. I All-American and Olympic hopeful, shows moves that helped him pin or tech. fall 208 of 211 opponents during his undefeated high school career. DEADLY Weapons II is part of the Mills-"Getting Better Faster in Wrestling" series.

30 minutes. 2008.

What's in your arsenal ? Do you have a Deadly move that can end a match?

Deadly Weapons I will show you how! Coach Dave Mills, 2X National Coach of the Year, teams up with two 4X State Champions Nick Simmons and Joe Mendez. In this video you'll learn over 20 DEADLY moves that helped them dominate their opponents. Nick Simmons ( also a 4X Div. I All-American) and Olympic hopeful shows moves that helped him pin or tech. fall 208 of 211 opponents in his undefeated high school career. DEADLY Weapons I is part of the Mills-"Getting Better Faster in Wrestling" series.

30 minutes. 2008.

For the first time ever Kevin Dresser presents the secrets to his legendary Dresser Dump - a move that helped him capture a national championship under Coach Dan Gable at the University of Iowa.

Coach Dresser goes step-by-step through the proper technique to successfully take your opponent to his back with the Dresser Dump.

He begins from the front headlock position and shows two ways to get into the dump position. From there he teaches the do's and don'ts to making the Dresser Dump work. He includes demonstration on hitting the move from the optional start position, from a knee tap, and from your feet. To give you a better idea on how the move should be taught, Dresser goes into live drilling mode to show you how to drill the technique in practice.

Coach Dresser calls this move a finesse move, meaning you don't need a lot of strength to make it work making it is an excellent technique for any wrestler at any level.

39 minutes. 2009.