Inner Champ Wrestling Club

Inner Champ Wrestling Club šŸ›”ļø āš”ļøFormer Rutgers Wrestler
🤼 🧠 Full Time Mindset & Wrestling Coach
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09/18/2026

WHEN THE FIRE šŸ”„ COMES, WILL YOU BE READY?

The third period is coming. Your lungs will burn. Your body will beg you to slow down. The pressure will rise.

But champion wrestlers don’t run from the heat.

We live in it. We train in it. It reminds us that we’re ready—and exactly where we’re supposed to be.

When the fire comes, control it.

Then extinguish it.

09/17/2026

GETTING EXTENDED DOESN’T MEAN THE SHOT IS OVER.

When they sprawl hard on your sweep, don’t stay flat underneath them.

Post the opposite hand, knee-slide back in, hook the leg, secure the upper thigh, and chase the other side.

They sprawl. You recover. Three points.

Save this for practice.

09/16/2026

A GOOD SHOT WON’T ALWAYS SCORE—SO TRAIN THE RECOVERY.

Against good wrestlers, good shots get met with hard sprawls.

Keep your head up, chest up, and feet active. Take three hard knee slides and finish through the pressure.

Practice how you want to compete. No bad habits.

Save this drill for your next practice.

09/15/2026

**STOP LETTING THEM HOLD YOUR ELBOW FOR A STALEMATE.**

When they trap your elbow from the front headlock, don’t settle for a stalemate.

**Drop your shoulder, swing your hand up and outside, block the arm, and go behind.**

They hold. You clear. **Three points.**

Save this for practice.

09/14/2026

STOP CHASING THE CORNER.

When your opponent keeps following your front headlock, use their movement against them.

Circle hard, make them chase, then throw their head by like you’re bowling and land on top.

They follow. You shuck. Three points.

09/13/2026

YOUR FRONT HEADLOCK ISN’T VIOLENT ENOUGH! 😤

Stop pulling straight down. Keep your elbow high, snap on an angle, and pull them through the mat.

When their base breaks, catch the near leg and run them down—or switch to the double and finish.

Hard snap. Sharp angle. Easy score.

09/12/2026

EVERYONE SEES BO BASSETT’S SPEED—BUT THIS IS THE DETAIL THAT MAKES HIS FRONT HEADLOCK SO HEAVY.

A great front headlock isn’t just about grabbing the head. It’s about taking away every post and making your opponent carry your weight.

Snap. Pressure. Remove the post. Drive. Finish.

Study what elite wrestlers do—and then drill the details that make it work.

09/11/2026

STOP TAKING DESPERATION SHOTS.

The best wrestlers don’t force openings—they create them.

Move your feet. Move your hands. Reach. Fake. Change levels. Make your opponent react until they can’t tell which threat is real.

Then… BOOM.

Your takedown usually doesn’t fail because your shot is bad—it fails because your setup wasn’t good enough.

Be patient. Create reactions.

Never Forget šŸ™
09/11/2026

Never Forget šŸ™

09/10/2026

THEY POST TO STOP YOUR BAR? MAKE THEM REGRET IT.

When your opponent wings their shoulder down and posts their hand to block the wrist, don’t force what isn’t there.

Turn their defense into your pin.

Never let go of the bar.

A great top wrestler doesn’t fight resistance—they use it to create the next attack.

Bar locked. Half secured. Shoulder exposed. SEE THE FALL! šŸ–ļø

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