Coach Davis presents 11 takedown techniques for you to study and implement into your program. In his presentation, Davis covers everything from the basic to the advanced, which allows you to mix and match technique depending on the style of your wrestler or his opponent. Included in this demonstration is a single leg series, high crotch series, fireman's technique, ankle picks, front headlocks and more. You'll see each technique from set-up to finish, and in many instances Davis includes different finishes based on what the opponent can do. From the basic wrestler to the advanced, Davis' takedown library has something for everyone on your team.

67 minutes. 2008.

Coach Strobel's high percentage technique is on display in the in-depth demonstration clinic presentation that covers singles, doubles and counter offense. He begins with set-ups, focusing on control ties and being able to move the opponent where you need him on the mat. Among the set-ups Strobel shows include inside wrist control, underhooks, the 2-on-1 and how to beat the collar tie. Using these control ties, Strobel flows into single and double finishes. He demonstrates seven different finishes - including his favorite High Inside Single technique. In addition, he shows at least two variations for each technique. Strobel closes the presentation with counter offense technique - including ways to "beat the funk." Strobel's philosophy centers around "I attack, I score . You attack, I score," and these techniques will definitely put points on the board.

50 minutes. 2008.

The inside trip not only serves as a solid takedown technique, but also works as a set-up, too. In this excellent demonstration clinic session, Coach Cysewski presents the skill set needed to successfully execute the inside trip. Cysewski demonstrates the basics for the move, and includes drills to work on proper technique. He also shows different variations of the inside trip, including a number of finishing combinations, a short offense series, a high risk component and an outside finish. A great addition to anyone's takedown library.

52 minutes. 2008.

Coach Koll used the foot sweep with great success throughout his career, and now he teaches you the secrets to perform the move. Koll begins by demonstrating drills to master the basic technique. These drills focus on the timing, balance and power needed to execute the Foot Sweep effectively. He transitions into finishing the move from an open stance, underhook, overhook, and Russian tie. Koll also includes three defensive foot sweeps to counter a single leg takedown. All techniques demonstrated are steeped with Judo influences.

43 minutes. 2008.

To help your wrestlers with takedown technique, Coach Ryan presents over 15 drills to reinforce good positioning. Specific areas that Ryan addresses with these drills include passing elbows, inside fighting, freeing your wrists, defending underhooks, hand fighting, counter attacks, hip position, snap and spin and more. In addition, Ryan covers the technique for one of his favorite takedowns, the butt drag. Coach Ryan is a firm believer in the basics, and the positioning drills presented here will reinforce these basics and make your wrestlers better on their feet.

39 minutes. 2007.