Wrestling: The Arm Turk

Dick Moss, Editor, PE Update.com

The arm turk is an effective technique for putting opponents on their back when your wrestler is on top.

How to Perform
Moving to the side of the opponent, your wrestler reaches beneath the near leg and grasps the far leg. With the other arm, he reaches over the near shoulder.

With the near shoulder and far leg trapped, your wrestler lifts and drives forward, putting the opponent on his back.

 

 

1. Top Wrestler Reaches Over the Near Shoulder, and Beneath the Near Leg to Grasp the Far Leg
1. Top Wrestler Reaches Over the Near Shoulder, and Beneath the Near Leg to Grasp the Far Leg

 

 

 

 

 

 

2. With Near Shoulder and Far Leg Trapped, Top Wrestler Drives Forward, Putting the Opponent on His Back
2. With Near Shoulder and Far Leg Trapped, Top Wrestler Drives Forward, Putting the Opponent on His Back

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

References:
1. Henry Cejudo and Philip J. Willenbrock, Wrestling for Dummies, For Dummies Publishers, 2012.
2. Dan Gable, Coaching Wrestling Successfully, Human Kinetics Publishers, 1999.


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