Wrestling Moves KOLAT.COM Lateral Drop Throw 

I wrestled for 4-years section 5 New York State keep at it you'll need it after high School for self-defense

​@@bobcat8439its been 12 years

@@bobcat8439imagine being in a street fight and you throw over hook and under hooks on someone

@@collin-lj7hoI mean blast doubling someone onto concrete is pretty effective

@@bobcat8439 as a wrestler, how would you deal with my chomp?

Yeah this is probably one of the best channels I’ve found on wrestling so far

The old vibe of the video is cool too, no music, no intro, just straight to the point very clearly.

This exactly! I found out really quick what happens when I replicate what I watch in tutorials that lack resistance. It hurt haha

Just saw it used in a real tournament like a day ago u wrong man

He almost folded him with the shoulder pressure 😅

Your timing or your positioning is off. Unless you're not getting enough rotation in the process. As a beginner, Best time to hit a lateral in my opinion is when your opponent is coming up. (Ex: Shot, Far Knee Pick.)

Manjot Uppal If you arent tight such as deep inside over hook....it would definitely back fire Part of the truck to this move is you need to have your opponent tense so it’s best set up with an aggressive over hook from the tie up and I’m talking aggressive! Try to break his upper Lims type of tight. Make him get tight himself so you follow with an equally aggressive drive like a fullback would and then it’s all about foot work cuz you gotta place your feet from going a square up tie up to a cross tie up. Sorta like if would wanna knee trip. If you can knee trip then just finish that but they usually wanna square up again and when they do!!!! You do!!!! That’s when you cross hips almost like a head and arm but with the overhook instead!! It’s all the set up . Set the tempo!

Manjot Uppal gahhh I felt that

I did pin myself doin it smh

This throw is all about timing and turning. Opponent must be positioned forward and you must turn, turn, turn; until they clear you and you are on top.

Antonio Montgomery it really hurts the shoulder tho Lmao

Dean Bean! Not really he was being a bitch and trying not to lose

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my mom same, but I suck at taking down big guys

Bruce Johnson its just an easier double leg shot

You can hit this on tall guys too.

Hunter S or just scrubs that stand straight up

Mirza Dobojcic i hit it on tall guys in practice all the time. i’m one of the shortest person in my state for my weight

Great to hear that!

Yeah, that can be frustrating not getting the pressure back. But when you run into an aggressive opponent you can let him fly.

Same here, wish internet had been around in 1976 when I wrestled.

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Is it speaking or wrestling?

@@KOLATCOM Speaking. And I mean it in a good way. You speak coherently and your vernacular isn't full of weird zoomerisms.

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That is awesome!

lmao

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U still a beginner bro

@@xgusto1235 U still xGusto123

@@berner u didn’t answer my question

@@xgusto1235 What was the question though? Unless you meant to put a question mark in your reply. I didn't get too far into wrestling or mma that I wanted to because real life priorities outside my training took me away from it. Maybe if I ever get time to get back into it but I'm 45 now and that's too old to compete.

No, they are different skills. Lateral Drop uses a partial back arch and turn. Hip Toss uses a back step technique with a pivot to bring your hips through and throw your opponent over your hip. Hip Toss Example: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-d4x2c_4mF1Y.html

agreed

in this vid it seems he's doing the same thing just instead of posting his arm he's pressuring his hips down hard to stop the roll

To be fair, this is a demonstration of the throw itself, *not* what can be performed from side control.

It's fricking Cary Kolat, he's not forgetting anything

Jason Voorhees look at how hip heavy mr. Kolat is when he hits side control.. it's extremely hard to roll somebody that hip heavy.. he also has a deep under hook preventing him from getting rolled.. posting your hand out does not make sense in this situation.. but if posting your hand works for you then keep doing it

OK now that that is taken care of. What can we do about getting those matches back for me?

Makes sure to wait for there pressure and fall to your hip I do this move alot and i fall directly to the hip opposite of the underhook

Great advice!

No, it's Yoko Guruma.

Good to hear. You have to drill this a lot. You're training partners will eventually catch on and you will need to make adjustments.

It just depends on what tie-ups you are using or your opponent is trying to use and the kind of pressure you are receiving from your opponent. If you are good at pummeling and end up in the over under position and you feel your opponent is vulnerable because he is overreacting by pushing or leaning too much than the lateral drop is probably there. Likewise, if you can't get an under hook but can get a hold of a Russian arm tie and you can control your opponent with it and feel the pressure is there than you take the lateral spin.

+Jordan Samuel Lutsky big wrestler white belt here you can use this to throw to a full mount and usually since im a lefty that arm is just hanging for an americana/keylock

+Cary Kolat (KOLAT.COM) ur an awesome teacher man