One thing he doesnt mention but does it every time, is he pulls that russian to make the other guy step closer to him, so if anybody is having trouble catching the leg with your trip, make sure you give the arm a good jerk before you change levels and shuck it away

@craigfoy5492

Жыл бұрын

Where are your instructional videos

I can't tell you how grateful I am for these tutorials. I always go back to them from time to time. They've been an immense help over the past 10 years.

@KOLATCOM

Жыл бұрын

Glad to hear they have been useful!

I totally wish KZread and all these online tutorials existed when I wrestled. I would have loved the opportunity to learn all of these other moves that may not have been taught in practice or wrestling camp.

Great move coach! I appreciate the various angles you give when demonstrating!

Love your stuff Coach Kolat! You are among the best resources on youtube,man.

used this move at wrestling today. was the only girl trying out lol but very affective put my opponent out for a few minutes he hurt his back and all the boys went crazy. lmaoo

@Inedible_Rice

6 жыл бұрын

John Davis bro you need to chill, when your on the mat it doesn't matter about who it is, aim for your goal during that match, if it's to win then do whatcha gotta do, it's nothin personal everyone gets hurt, you don't want to purposely let them win and have them go against someone out of their league, I understand what you mean by them bein close and shit but sometimes you gotta hurt them to make them better

@micvili7527

3 жыл бұрын

Sooo hot 😍

Really like your videos. They're great the way you talk through the move then show it from different angles and at different speeds

You're probably The Best coach out There , These videos Really help me .

From the Russian, there is a "good" reaction for every one of your opponents' reactions (grabs the far wrist, tries to re-russian, fights the inside hand, etc.). If you work the Russian, I think this should be what you actively look for and hit if your opponent reacts by just staying in good position. I was lucky enough to learn this move from Kendall Cross at a clinic he did during the world team trials while I was in middle school. Once you get it to feel right, it's almost too easy :) Thanks for uploading these, Cary. I just got done coaching a pre-season boot camp for my old high school and I sent a few of the kids to check these videos out for extra credit.

i wrestle for high school down the road from the middle school i go to. thabks for the videos, they help alot!

@MMA4twenty wrestling is the hardest damn sport i swear Its nice to have guys like cary kolat putting up videos like this

Excellent lesson. Russian 2 on 1's are so ridiculously versatile. You should do a video on just inside trip technique, because until my coaches taught it to me I got flattened out in the million or so ways to mess up an inside trip.

im a rookie and i surprise people with this move all the time now.thx! it even impressed the coach!!

one thing ive learned from experience doing russian ties is that normally the idea is to attempt and execute some type of trip but if a trip fails or the opponent stuffs it then you can transition right into a double leg or do a bear hug

Thank You, Mr. Kolat.

great move i never would have thought of the russian as a set up for the trip good vid thanks.

best coach for wrestling

I wish my coach was this badass... lovin the videos man.

I'm a 112 wrestler and this video is going to help me bring home the title thanks

Hey man, What ever happened to that awesome highlight video that you had up? Cary Kolat 'IronMan'?? That was my favorite video and it's gone now

@7carcalete I wrestled 189 in high school and now 184 in college, and can tell u from experience that this move works. Drill the motion a lot. I got a small table and would practice and pretend the legs of the table were my opponents legs. You can also hit the move from an over under, hit the trip on the overhook side.

Bad ass it looks simple and effective thanks

outstandinggggg

Cary all of your moves are so dope. I use them for my Jiu Jitsu class.

@KOLATCOM

10 ай бұрын

Awesome!

These are good

I need to meet this guy once in my life

Thank you

está muy bueno, gracias por el aporte, lo tendré en práctica =O)

@dw049 Different speed? Even in slow motion he is lightning-fast! Very good video!

your channel is awesome man , need to use some of these badass takedowns in my BJJ game!!! THANKS!!!

@rhaeghartargaryen871

5 жыл бұрын

Your bj game lol

Wonderful

This is great cx

@FactoryClosure Actually we do have this variation in Judo. We call it a low or drop Ouchi Gari and it's one of my go-to throws. You see it a lot in competition. I do it exactly the way it's discussed here and it's a killer!

omg i wanna try this

Isaiah Martinez's greatest weakness...

@czr4752

6 жыл бұрын

JoeyM_TMT TRUUUU. He was hit with a trip from double overhooks, my personal favorite even though Imar is my role model

@alexisbigboy1816

5 жыл бұрын

JoeyM_TMT Imar is my favorite without being biased because I’m from lilinois myself but yea that’s true lol

Muito bom professor

Props to the Human Test Subject. great form keeping his rt arm up even while getting hip checked

Explosive...He will be a great UFC fighter!

Awesome! Though you have to be quick to jump to side control or the mount, or you'll be caught in a half guard, or worse, the lockdown.

that was a great set up. something i need to work on.

What tips do you have for some one who's wrestling in a higher weight class for there size

Coach, I was thinking if you could hit a Metzger when defending the inside trip but the way you do it that would be highly unlikely. Is it possible for the defender to grab the opposite side of the head gear, underhook the far arm and try to throw the shooting wrestler over? Just contemplating. Thanks.

Sir please mention the counter attack techniques..... video

When you do your videos can you mention which arm or leg does what

@DrNuggetCase solid tip. i pulled it from over unders after reading that in a submission grappling tournament on 3 different opponents. thats legit. thanks bro

This smack is very good

I know this might be more terminology than technique, but would this be the same as a front Russian Leg Sweep or does the leg have to come from the outside to be a Front Russian?

I train at a jiujitsu gym but man I love standing grappling more than all jiujitsu practitioners combined.

I am a 221 heayweihght and i need tips on working on top.

This move is best for pins. But if your good at half g passes. Try it

Just curious, why does his wrist hand always finish at the waist and not at the knee? Stronger finish would be at the knee, right?

nice

@judopathoftruth actually thats ouchi gari dude :P, im a green belt in judo. i love judo. it helps wresting alot, no one expects trips.

is this still legal in Collegiate?

Ouchi gari

@mattyc7

3 жыл бұрын

It's similar but the finishing mechanics are different. Ouchi gari typically involves moving the opponent's foot with a sweeping motion. The wresting version is a block and trip instead

Well actually I was thinking of the lockdown from 10th Planet JJ, they'll be able to hold you down from the bottom, and then you get whipped up, or whipped down, either way they'll end up on top, so its best to be careful no matter who your rolling with.

Did they record all these videos at the same time or does he just wear the same stuff every day

Ouchi gari from judo. More effective when having a constant hold.

I learned this move from Guivi Sissaouri!

@denbro1770

4 жыл бұрын

So did I at a University of Western Ontario training camp in the 90s

number 1 taknick

I learned this move from Peter Horst.

best tip is try and drop to 220s since youre so close to it

How do you prevent the person from tripping you though?

@gangsterweightchampionofth3390

7 жыл бұрын

don't let him get the Russian lol

@clotildelara5156

6 жыл бұрын

You could bail your foot. And try something different

Cary Once you take the opponent Down how do you pin them from there

@KOLATCOM

9 жыл бұрын

Juan Wong The opponent is going to try hard to belly out form the inside trip so it's be hard to pin him but you can try to split the legs or move to a navy hold to get back points and work up for a pin. Check out the full series at KOLAT.COM

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Hi. Why not do an outside trip? Does it make a difference that the trip is inside?

@KOLATCOM

Ай бұрын

There is a huge variety of moves in wrestling. This is our inside trip from Russian tie video. We show every good possibility. Search for another move if you do not want to learn the inside trip.

@DrNuggetCase its far more commonly done on the underhook side

Can this move work coming out of a collar tie

@KOLATCOM

9 жыл бұрын

Alfredo #7 Yes, but just depends on the reaction of the opponent you are wrestling

what do u do if your opponent is 90kgs and your 60 kgs , how do u tackle

@impulse5283

6 жыл бұрын

Ganesh Shakti like he said you need to bump him with your hip motion

@Sabre809 lol jujitsu.. its great to train highschool folkstyle and gracie jj.. to get ahead of the game @.@

All of his maneuvers will work in no gi grappeling or mma !

@ChamorruWarrior

8 жыл бұрын

+reelinanrockin I wouldn't say they ALL do 100%. There are some things he does that would need to be modified or you're gonna end up in a choke or take a knee to the face.

Mr Kolat is a Pennsylvania wrestler, he wrestled at psu 2years then transferred to lockhaven U for his last 2then he wrestled in the Olympic he is the man.PA is one of the best states for wrestling. You can start wrestling here at the age of 4&5 years old

@Inedible_Rice

6 жыл бұрын

Pennsylvania really is the shit, im almost done middle school and next year imma start at UDHS

@rohansahota3337

5 жыл бұрын

sirmaibewreaslingjoinkarnahaytahoo.

🔥🔥🔥🤙🤙🤙

@KOLATCOM

Жыл бұрын

🙏

if you do street fight your enemy is dead

@13randonLee Maybe, but wrestling has been around far longer than judo, I'm sure these moves predate judo.

hahahhaha you always hit the nigga

0:24 0:31

@KOLATCOM

4 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

i'm pretty sure this coach did judo at some point

m k singh supar

I feel sorry for obe he gets slammed hard dailey lol

He world probably sprawl on a 2 on 1 before you get into the move

There is no lockdown when you're on bottom.

Me :(

To anyone who says this doesn't work in college hasn't seen Ian Miller wrestle: kzread.info/dash/bejne/dYh-qdGbpcrHpqg.htmlm41s, kzread.info/dash/bejne/Y6Nqx5qRZs3Tnso.htmlm14s,

I was kidding

I dont think a lockdown works if your on your back. You can sweep anybody if your flat on the back. Half g is all about being on ur half

whatever you say bub...

Ghhhhh

🔥 a tough fight 0:37 🧡💛 👇 👇 👇 👇 👇🥊

He tried MMA. Didn't go so well...

i would not like to meet you in a bar you would litterly throw me around ike a rag doll , wrestling IS the best martial art.

Why did you chose a smaller afro person to prove your skill on?