Rob Koll delves into the lost art of the whizzer with an in-depth technique DVD. The whizzer is a potent point-scoring move that can be used offensively and defensively. Koll begins with a number of drills that teach and reinforce the proper technique. He covers defensive technique for the whizzer to counter attacks below the knee (singles), doubles, high crotches and attacks above the knee. He teaches what to do if the opponent steps over the whizzer, how to defend against a whizzer, throws off a whizzer and more. The whizzer is a great equalizer, easy to learn, and appropriate for any level of wrestling.

43 minutes. 2008.

During his junior and senior year, none of Ben Askren's opponent's wanted to ride him. They chose the lesser of two evils and let him up for fear of getting thrown to their back for a 5-point move by one of his unique escapes. Now, Askren opens his `bag of tricks' and presents a number of creative techniques to add to your bottom position arsenal. He begins with his favorite escapes - the tripod. He details the proper position and demonstrates five different escapes. Askren teaches his elevator escape, which is good against an opponent who wants to chop the arm and also, how to escape from the crab ride, from leg defense, how to escape when the opponent hooks your ankle, plus, how to get away once you get to your feet; instead of a traditional 1-point escape, let Ben Askren show you how to get the fall!

37 minutes. 2007.

Two-Time NCAA Champion Ben Askren gives you a new perspective on finishing leg attacks. These finishes are effective because they will keep your opponent off balance and stop them from getting to their counters. The techniques he presents work especially well for those wrestlers who don't have that "explosive" burst when attacking, or for those times when you get stopped in the middle of your takedown attempt. He begins by showing you his keys to proper positioning for finishing a takedown. He then covers single leg and high crotch finishes, as well as finishes for when you get stuck underneath on a takedown attempt and techniques versus a sprawl and a crack back. Included are the dump, step and trip, leg high and his original "nerksa" finish! These finishes allow you to score two - or go for the fall.

48 minutes. 2007.

The snatch single has always been a favorite of Chattanooga's Chris Bono; he perfected the move in college, which helped him to over 100 career victories, two conference championships and an NCAA title! Coach Bono still teaches the move and has even developed more variations of it through his international career. The snatch single is an effective move for quick wrestlers, as well as those who do not like to go to their knees. Bono does an excellent job dissecting the move, concentrating on 10 different set-ups to secure the opponent's leg. Set-ups include the collar tie, push/pull, underhook, short arm drag and more. He also includes a number of finishes, including variations for freestyle, to get the opponent to the mat. This is a safe move that is hard to stop!

38 minutes. 2007.

The short offense series is a dominating offensive attack that wears down your opponent giving you a chance to score flurry of points - especially at the end of a match. Ironside devotes a bulk of his instruction to front headlock technique on the mat, specifically getting behind your opponent for the takedown. Various techniques covered include double inside tie snap down, zap tap, whip over, counter elbow offense and more. He also covers his preferred defense to the front headlock, demonstrating the proper technique to not only get away, but also how to use it against your opponent to score points. This is a great complement to his Short Offense - Snapdowns to Pins DVD.

50 minutes. 2007.