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Controlling The Tie by J'Den Cox Wrestling Training
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Wrestling Training Session with J’Den Cox
In this session, J’Den Cox focuses on controlling the tie-up through effective hand fighting techniques. He emphasizes that success in hand fighting is not about brute strength but about creating and maintaining space while using the opponent’s aggression to set up attacks.
Key Techniques and Concepts
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Posting on the Opponent’s Head: Cox prefers to post on the opponent’s head to feel them out and quickly establish a collar tie with one hand.
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Hand Placement: The other hand is placed in the opponent’s elbow pocket. This positioning helps:
- Keep distance
- Control the inside tie
- Make it difficult for the opponent to counter
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Inside Control: Maintaining inside control is crucial to:
- Enable offensive opportunities
- Prevent the opponent from attacking effectively
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Avoid Aggressive Snapping: Cox advises against snapping the opponent’s hands off aggressively because it can:
- Cause loss of position
- Leave one vulnerable to leg attacks
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Clearing Ties and Movement: Instead, wrestlers should clear the opponent’s ties firmly and circle away to maintain control and space.
Philosophy and Approach
Cox highlights the importance of:
- Being strong in positioning
- Using the opponent’s motion and aggression to one’s advantage
- Knowing precise hand placement
This approach allows a wrestler to stand their ground, control the tie, and create openings without relying solely on strength.
Presenter: J’Den Cox
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