COLLECTION 03 · 9 ENTRIES
Moves
Recognize the mechanics and purpose of a move. Understand its prerequisites before discussing practice with a coach.
9 entries shown
Arm drag
A quick change of position whose clarity depends on both performers.
IntermediateMonster Factory · Larry SharpeBody slam
A cooperative lift and landing, with more responsibility than its familiar name suggests.
IntermediateMonster Factory · Larry SharpeCollar-and-elbow tie-up
A neutral opening that can establish a contest for control.
BasicMonster Factory · Larry SharpeDouble underhook suplex
An advanced suplex variant with a different arm-control relationship.
AdvancedMonster Factory · Larry SharpeFront facelock suplex
A lift-based throw where shared timing and the receiving foundation come first.
AdvancedMonster Factory · Larry SharpeHip toss
A recognizable throw to study through balance, partnership, and the receiving role.
IntermediateMonster Factory · Larry SharpeStanding side headlock
A familiar control hold with room for character, resistance, and a clear escape story.
BasicMonster Factory · Larry SharpeSunset flip
A counter that turns an expected throw into a pinning situation.
AdvancedMonster Factory · Larry SharpeTwisting wristlock
A clear arm-control idea that introduces reversals and ring awareness.
BasicNo entries at this level. Choose another level to keep exploring.
Study levels are editorial. Your coach decides when you are ready for partner work, impact, and progression.