Single Leg FINISHING! 

Coach Brian could you make a video about your story? How you came to own your own gym and how you started in grappling? Stuff like that. Another great video btw 👍

It’s the Russian panda!

Great to see Anton back. Brian focuses on teaching wrestling to beginners/grapplers, while Anton shows intermediate and advance moves for wrestlers. It's a great combo for the channel.

Anton is a really good instructor as well. Cheers from Germany

Great to see Anton back with more great stuff!

Anton has great and serious take down game.

Wish Anton a speedy recovery!!! Kneesovertoesguy has some good stuff on bad knees :)

Yay, Anton! Good luck with rehab.

Beautiful detail with the shoulder positioning. Thanks! Missed Anton!

Men i miss training so much that i start shadow boxing for no reason

Ayy Anton's back!!

Coach, could you talk about escaping the front headlock when the opponent underhooks with his non-headlock arm? It doesn't feel like the sucker drag is possible there

Loved the video. Would we be able to say a single leg finish when caught under front headlock? I often find i can grab the leg under front headlock but can't really do anything with it.

setup - 2:45 , 6:20 , 8:40 finish - 3:10 , 3:40 , 4:45 , 5:10

Glad to see him back

поправляйся скорей, Антон!

Alex looks like Kuch from the 80’s movie “Vision Quest”.

That was yoga fiyahh flame!!!

First baby!!!

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Hello

very helpful and understandable teaching. thanks.

Nice single leg finish. Anton still has serious mobility issues. I don't know his age but he will need 2 or 3 years to recover naturally or 6 months to a 1 year with some "supplement".I would like to se more videos in intermediary and advance level from Anton.

Welcome back coach Anton!

A need to work on this and these help a lot.

Thank you sir

Nice one!

Respect to Anton, but when he demos the single leg shot with you at 7:00, he puts his trail hand (right hand) on top, which is the reverse of what he teaches at the beginning of the video (trail hand on bottom). I've seen high-level coaches teach it both ways. I know in your videos you show trail hand on top, which I also prefer. There are pros and cons to both and I don't think it's a huge difference-maker either way. But in competition, I mostly see wrestlers put the trail hand on top because I think it's the more natural and instinctual thing to do. For my wrestling, I find putting the trail hand on top is technically better (in addition to being more natural) because I think it is stronger due to the change in the angle of force being put on the grip by the opponent's sprawl. So it is better when I get sprawled on and need to recover--pretty much what you show in your "Best way to lock to finish a single leg" video. Now with the traditional gable grip single leg, it's natural to have the trail hand on bottom because putting your lead hand palm up feels weird/weak. So having the trail hand on bottom when using a gable grip (which we are all taught) feels better and has the added benefit that Anton explains of being harder to peel. Anyway, that's my perspective!