My dude, fyi you are a better technique analyst than any I have come across in wrestling media. You are better than Mike Mal in my opinion. Your wrestlers are lucky to have you, and I seriously expect that you should be seeing some interest from Flo in the near future.

@earnyourgold

Жыл бұрын

Thanks man that means a lot. If I could do some work for Big Ten Network and Flo as like an independent contractor that would be great. I could never get locked into only one media source though because I would be giving up too much film

@drewgatewood1864

Жыл бұрын

@@earnyourgold I hear you on that definitely. I can't help imagining how awesome it would be if you had your own broadcast during events, kind of like the Manning brothers do with an overall breakdown of the strengths and weaknesses of each wrestler. Not only would it lend greater to the surprise when different things happen, like the way we would feel when our teammates hit something funky, it gives a much better feel for the evolution wrestlers go through throughout the season. With the attention to detail that you give and the way you are able to research the evolution of different wrestler's technique, knowing that as part of the intro to different matches I think would make wrestling matches MUCH more interesting. Myself even being a far greater than casual fan, watching a match and knowing what guys are good at and might be doing beings it to the level of watching a football game, which IMO is a far more involved and engaging than random wrestling matches many times. Just a dream. I think it would be awesome, I'd Patreon the daylights out of something like that.

@victorsamora6859

7 ай бұрын

I would be very interested in you coming to Texas to run a camp lmk

Fantastic Breakdown. This is absolutely the best wrestling based channel.

@earnyourgold

Жыл бұрын

Thanks man

Great technical knowledge, great reasoning. Many grapplers, in jiu-jitsu or wrestling, just go for what feels best but don't think of risk/reward.

@earnyourgold

Жыл бұрын

Yeah a lot of wrestlers don't have the best IQ and situational awareness. I've seen kids get lat dropped with 5 seconds left when they were up by 3-4 points because they're hanging out in the over/under position. I never understood that

literally the best wrestling analysis i’ve ever seen. total genius from this guy. congratulations

@earnyourgold

Жыл бұрын

Thanks man. Means a lot

I love watching these videos, I think I have watched your entire channel. It’s great to see you in the corner! My only suggestion is putting your personal video bottom right so you don’t block the typical location of the scorecard for match footage. Best breakdown channel period

@earnyourgold

Жыл бұрын

Will do for sure. Thank you for the suggestion and thank you for supporting the channel. Glad you find the videos helpful

This was a fire analysis. I’ve seen all these matches but didn’t realize all of the intricacies of one person beating another who beats another, that beat the first person through these moves. Crazy.

@earnyourgold

Жыл бұрын

Thank you

amazing breakdown as always. when watching these matches live it's so easy to miss who initiated and who's countering with these inside/outside trip attacks

@earnyourgold

Жыл бұрын

Yeah it is 100%. I didn't even notice at first that iMar was the one who went for the outside trip first. I didn't catch that until I started making this video. At the time I was just amazed that he got pinned by Cenzo

I've shared this channel with our wrestling team. Such great breakdowns! Great job!

@earnyourgold

Жыл бұрын

Much appreciated and thank you

Couldn't agree more. Have been doing the same analysis with fireman carry and concluded it is a very low risk high reward move. Spencer Lee's fireman series is the best I've seen.

Love your breakdowns. Keep it up

Wow this is so good, and great examples. I think there is a reason why some of the most consistent wrestlers simply stay out of throw positions

@earnyourgold

Жыл бұрын

Thank you

Man your analysis is fantastic! Thank you for the insight.

@earnyourgold

Жыл бұрын

Thank you and no problem

This is great my guy beautiful technique breakdowns 💯❤️

@earnyourgold

Жыл бұрын

Thank you

You gotta be the best KZreadr doing these analysis videos! Thank you for doing these!!!

@earnyourgold

Жыл бұрын

Thank you. I'm trying to get there

@talktolee

Жыл бұрын

​@@earnyourgold you do a great job, also check out DPSBreakdowns he does an excellent job as well!

@talktolee

Жыл бұрын

​ @earnyourgold you do a great job, also check out DPSBreakdowns he does an excellent job as well!

@earnyourgold

Жыл бұрын

@@talktolee I've been watching DPS Breakdowns for years man. He's really good. Focuses more on his Instagram than his KZread now though which makes sense

This is fantastic!!!

I don't comment much or claim to be good at this internet lol but this is one of the best wrestling videos I've seen in a lot of ways from commentary to analysis the video breakdowns and I wrestled so to you sir I say good job two points take down

@earnyourgold

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it bro

@eugenymalo8704

6 ай бұрын

All of his videos are amazing and Im not even a wrestler per say. Just a regulsr guy that watches wrestling and grapples a few times a week. His insight on all these videos is just above and beyond

Great analysis!

Great stuff as always!

@earnyourgold

Жыл бұрын

Thank you

I loved this move when I was in high school and could never understand why no one else did it

@earnyourgold

Жыл бұрын

Yeah man I think that about a lot of moves

Great Video! Thank you!

@earnyourgold

Жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it

Excellent breakdown 👌

@earnyourgold

Жыл бұрын

Thank you

Great breakdown.

Your videos help a lot.

@earnyourgold

Жыл бұрын

Glad to hear that

My go to takedown in HS. If I did not get the leg, I would just lean back with my head while holding onto arm......this brought competitor to mat. If they tried to counter by stepping over I could turn them. If they didn't step over, I would loosen the arm grip and go behind them.

@earnyourgold

Жыл бұрын

Yeah the dump is such a cheat code. A lot of guys get caught sleeping in that front headlock position

I am very interested on getting you to come to Texas to run a camp lmk!!!!!

Great video! Risk vs.reward! Desanto loved the firemans,and used it a ton,and scored alot with it! Very seldom was the risk vs. Reward on a fireman's, was there much risk if done properly! RBY would wrestle DeSantis with his hand behind his back,to prevent a firemans.Like the break downs.All big upper body moves if countered correctly have high risk.Also the most exciting move in the sport! Being from Illinois I've watched Gomez alot,he's always liked the big upper body move, RE(YANNI) Win! But being small in stature,he does get caught once in a while! I've yet to see him pinned on the move tho.His strength& speed allow him to turn quick enough.! But giving up 6 is a big deficit in folk style especially.

@earnyourgold

Жыл бұрын

Thank you. And Gomez is electric. It's crazy to me that he can wrestle so hard for 7 minutes while performing those big throws because those take a lot of you. Way more than shots do

Nice job buddy, I do think with the the double/unders if you can really elevate the hooks and drop to the body lock it becomes a safer, less threatening position, with a high probability of scoring.

@earnyourgold

Жыл бұрын

Thank you and yeah I agree. Especially f if you're the taller wrestler. That position becomes even better. Didn't mean to discourage people for using it. Just showing that no matter how comfortable you are in it, someone can catch you from it

@charlesblack3109

Жыл бұрын

@@earnyourgold Definitely all good! I think it boils down to being dominant in your mindset no matter the position. You gotta EYG Yo!

A little unrelated but what should I do if I have an underhook and they whizzer really hard?

@kaiceecrane3884

Жыл бұрын

Couple of things, but largely move with the momentum/force. What you do is based, in part, on what is given to you. They are forcing a downwards pressure so moving low is an option. Their sameside leg as your underhook is there you can drop to a single or even inside trip, far side leg is there you can ankle/knee pick, they bring their hips far away and bend over you have a snap down, as the pressure goes down you drop for a body lock if their other elbow is open and you keep your hips in or limp arm and arm drag, if their are circling a number of trips and foot sweeps open up and even an arm drag on the far side. You can use any one of these and improve position and you can plan for their defense and make countering their defense your actual goal/move which opens up so many more things

Bud!I love your channel but I have a little bit different interpretation of these matches see in judo we have 3 parts of the throw the final part is called the "kake" thats the snappy part....see Brooks got bagged not because of the position but because Bo snapped his throw first, Brooks could have inside tripped Bo with a violent snap or kake ...jodo has a bit more advanced technology on throws

@earnyourgold

Жыл бұрын

Sorry for the late response man. A lot of these positions are definitely decided by who pulls the trigger first. I wish judo was more common in America. I've been watching Dimitri Gamkrelidze (165lber for Binghamton) who's a 2x Judo National Champ and he's terrorizing people from the over/under position

@marksoberay2318

Жыл бұрын

@@earnyourgold love it man! Yea so young wrestlers pull that trigger first! R u going to NCAA in Tulsa??

I played the double under game. The Trip is the risky part. If you do a throw by or body lock you are safe. Double overs is very risky like you can see. I think the fireman is not a good move. I stuff it all day long put i never allowed a overhook control. The only way i was taken down was with a very solid single. I wish I knew the funk roll but I don't think any did it back when i wrestled.

well done. Had to do Dake dirty.

@earnyourgold

Жыл бұрын

Haha I had to show that nobody is safe. No better man to highlight that with than Dake

Good content ty. Should have more likes. Where the wrestlers be? 😆

@earnyourgold

Жыл бұрын

Thank you and I think most of my viewers are jiu jitsu guys, coaches and parents. It's wild how little high school kids study film. That's all I did in school. Learned so much from watching videos on Big Ten Network

Of course it’s relative to where you’re located in the Country, but I would most definitely not consider those a fireman’s carry. Those are dumps. A dump is a lot easier move than a fireman’s carry. This was my “Go to” move in HS. Highly effective.

Personally I don’t believe a fireman carry is particular in grappling. It can work however the position gives up your backside too much which is a high risk.

@earnyourgold

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I don't see why someone would do it in a jiu jitsu type of ruleset

Except these are barrel rolls from a low single. Fireman's carry is done from a high c.

@earnyourgold

Жыл бұрын

Barrel roll, dump, outside carry. Makes no difference to me

I hit like 6 fireman carry’s today

@earnyourgold

Жыл бұрын

That's what I'm talking about

4:50 wait a minute he had it but made a huge mistake in judo you keep your toe on mat and bash him w your knee...see Yarden Gerbi on ouchi gari...he simply did the move wrong!

EYGM Gang Gang! This was 🔥 my guy. 👏🏼🔥☝🏼🫵🏼💪🏼💯🏅

@earnyourgold

Жыл бұрын

MY GUY!