This is difficult to get across to most people I train. They want to pick the leg up. No! Rather...drive and the leg will come up.

From a clinching position, it's best done from an underhook. You slide your underhook hand down to his leg as you place your head in his chest...and drive.


http://www.wrestlingplan.com/media/wrestlingplan_mod4preview.wmv?

Rich has good material. Very detail and concept driven, opposed to technique driven.

That certainly was a thorough explanation.

He is a little wordy. But at this point in my training words are very important.

i was so waiting to see the exact finish that he would use, or variations on finishes.

I thought that the video was pretty much the best explanation of a single I've heard, but I am no aficanado.

What I can say with confidence is this:

I know what it's like when a real master and great teacher presents a technique that 'everybody knows' and all of the sudden everyone walks away like they've been shown for the first time. He seems like that kind of teacher to a degree. I've had great judo players show me Ko or O Guchi Gari (very simple foot sweeps) in such a way that I walked away mouth agape and mind racing. I wish that we could all get that more often.

Oh! The Gene Mills videos are sweet. I am right about to watch him vs. Beloglazov from 81 worlds.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mprJ94ankho