PorkSoda
09-03-2005, 03:35 PM
Today, learned armdrags and hiptosses. When doing hiptosses, the person giving it has to stick their arm out and you have to hook it by going over their elbow, placing your right hand on their hip and jump over. When jumping over, its a forward roll, you go on your right leg and just jump and drive with your left foot. It takes a while to learn them, but its pretty easy once you got it. It sucks when you forget to tuck your chin and bang your head against the mat cause you get a headache and feel dizzy. That didn't happen today, but it does sometimes and its just BLAH!
Armdrags. You basically lock up with them, go to the turnbuckle, they'll duck down on a knee, you hook their arm and put your arm on their shoulder and dive over. It's kind of easy but it takes a while just like hiptosses. That's a kneeling one, standing one is the same only the other person is standing. One thing you have to do is when you walk into it, you have to keep your head in the air and not tuck your chin early cause you want the audience to think that he's really throwing you over. Wrestling is hard cause you have to focus on a million things at once. It's like walking, chewing gum, rubbing your stomach, patting your head, nodding your head and blinking your eyes. It's possible, just need to get used to it.
Other than that, recently, just getting better. Like a couple weeks ago we learned these fancy kind of pins. Like the small package, sunset flip, and three other weird ones that I don't know the name. Like the guy is on all fours, you dive over him and roll him up. School boy is another thing I learned. When giving, you lie down and tuck on the inside of their leg, they have to roll over you and you roll them up. The first time I did it, I fell too early and I hit the guy right in the nuts. I felt bad, but got the hang of it after that.
Other than that, that's bascially it. This coming Friday, Paul Bearer is going to be at the show in Methun. Then the next day, September 10th he's going to be at the training center giving a three hour lecture. THat's basically it for now, I'll post more info about the training later tonight probably cause I don't have time right now. HAHA!
Armdrags. You basically lock up with them, go to the turnbuckle, they'll duck down on a knee, you hook their arm and put your arm on their shoulder and dive over. It's kind of easy but it takes a while just like hiptosses. That's a kneeling one, standing one is the same only the other person is standing. One thing you have to do is when you walk into it, you have to keep your head in the air and not tuck your chin early cause you want the audience to think that he's really throwing you over. Wrestling is hard cause you have to focus on a million things at once. It's like walking, chewing gum, rubbing your stomach, patting your head, nodding your head and blinking your eyes. It's possible, just need to get used to it.
Other than that, recently, just getting better. Like a couple weeks ago we learned these fancy kind of pins. Like the small package, sunset flip, and three other weird ones that I don't know the name. Like the guy is on all fours, you dive over him and roll him up. School boy is another thing I learned. When giving, you lie down and tuck on the inside of their leg, they have to roll over you and you roll them up. The first time I did it, I fell too early and I hit the guy right in the nuts. I felt bad, but got the hang of it after that.
Other than that, that's bascially it. This coming Friday, Paul Bearer is going to be at the show in Methun. Then the next day, September 10th he's going to be at the training center giving a three hour lecture. THat's basically it for now, I'll post more info about the training later tonight probably cause I don't have time right now. HAHA!