>alright user. Headlock, shoulder tackle, drop-down, leapfrog, hip-toss, cover
Alright user. Headlock, shoulder tackle, drop-down, leapfrog, hip-toss, cover
Cameron Harris
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Asher Clark
Doesn’t work for me brother. How about I hit you with the big boot, leg drop, pin
Michael Garcia
WHAT ARE YOU DOING
GET THE HELL OUT OF MY RING
STUPID MARK
Elijah Jackson
take a bump
Adam Ramirez
>listen here Mr Ass, I can't leapfrog worth a goddamn so instead of tryin' not to knock the other guy's friggin' head off, how'sabout I just do a fuckin' passby
Zachary Reed
Yes daddy ass
Aaron Thompson
a guy with your genetic freakitude doesn't need to be doing this sequence dog
now stretch this sucka with the Steiner Recliner
Nathan Long
Yea I'm not doing that, how about I do a Canadian Destroyer off the top rope onto the concrete
Elijah Reed
Liam Stewart
>That better be during the break!
Zachary Anderson
Wrestling is the least cool thing this planet has ever seen
Jace Rivera
This shit is just as phoney as top rope dives.
Isaiah Barnes
>drop-down into leapfrog
Explain the psychology behind this sequence
Mason Russell
nah you are
Jackson Garcia
I heard Excalibur refer to the drop down as "going for the trip"
does this nigga seriously think that's what the drop down is?
here's Al Snow talking about basic wrestling training
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Jeremiah Sanchez
It's the "Nash" sequence which he gave Omos special training in
Asher Johnson
the drop down is an avoidance maneuver the psychology is that you're trying to avoid their offensive maneuver they may be looking to do to you. same with the leapfrog, it's just on the polar opposite. these are just two very simple "go by" moves that are used in training for conditioning and ring awareness.
using them in a match should always come from a place of trying to win the match. not from "i learned this sequence in training"
Nicholas Reyes
No. Arm drag, Arm drag, Arm drag, Arm drag, Arm drag, Arm drag, Arm drag, Arm drag, Arm drag, Arm drag, Drop kick, Arm drag into the armbar.
Benjamin Moore
>trying to avoid an offensive move
>drop down flat so the opponent can stomp / jump on you
I found it retarded when I used to watch wrestling as a kid, Excalibre trying to explain it as a tripping move is the closest anyone has come to making it sound plausible but it's still stupid. It just gets a pass because it's what the old timers learned.
Blake Jackson
why would you want to trip someone in that way in a wrestling match that makes 10 times less sense than dropping down and forcing your opponent to do something else with his momentum, they can't stop because they are running into the ropes and are already taking the step forward.
and the drop down only occurs after being put down already. it's not offensive because you aren't in a position of offense on the ground after taking a bump, you're in avoidance mode.
so imagine you were just put down, and your opponent hits the ropes to do something again to you quickly. you'll often see them just flip over to their stomach and slide/roll toward them, before jumping up again after the person takes that bounding step over them.
this is all inside the psychology of using the ropes for offensive momentum. which was developed 100 years ago when most rings were 12 feet across
Jason Hall
The drop down is a trip attempt you retard
Sebastian Adams
You forgot the kip up-pause after the dropkick. ngmi