with John Klessinger,
South River High School (MD) Head Wrestling Coach;
over 400 dual-meet wins;
12 Anne Arundel County Championships;
Multiple Regional Championships;
Regional Dual Qualifiers 12 of the last 15 years;
State Dual Finalist and Semifinalist;
6x AA County Coach of the Year;
NFHS Maryland Coach of the Year;
4 Individual State Champions and 37 State Medalists;
author of 'A Coach's Manual';
Columnist WIN Magazine and MatBoss;
Certified Strength and Conditioning Coach
Develop the ability to wrestle effectively from defensive positions!
Finish in the crotch when spinning behind your opponent to protect from getting rolled over
Maintain position and pressure with your front headlock
Isolate different aspects of counter-offense with quick drills and games
South River High School head wrestling coach John Klessinger presents his best strategies for counter-offense and defense in this instructional video. You'll learn some great strategies to ensure your wrestlers don't succumb to common attacking methods and always remain ready to take advantage of opponent missteps.
South River High School (MD) Head Wrestling Coach;
over 400 dual-meet wins;
12 Anne Arundel County Championships;
Multiple Regional Championships;
Regional Dual Qualifiers 12 of the last 15 years;
State Dual Finalist and Semifinalist;
6x AA County Coach of the Year;
NFHS Maryland Coach of the Year;
4 Individual State Champions and 37 State Medalists;
author of 'A Coach's Manual';
Columnist WIN Magazine and MatBoss;
Certified Strength and Conditioning Coach
Develop the ability to wrestle effectively from defensive positions!
Finish in the crotch when spinning behind your opponent to protect from getting rolled over
Maintain position and pressure with your front headlock
Isolate different aspects of counter-offense with quick drills and games
South River High School head wrestling coach John Klessinger presents his best strategies for counter-offense and defense in this instructional video. You'll learn some great strategies to ensure your wrestlers don't succumb to common attacking methods and always remain ready to take advantage of opponent missteps.
