World Champion & Folkstyle Legend Logan Stieber Shows How To Never Give Up An Easy Takedown Again

Learn How To Defend Your Legs And Turn Their Shots Into Your Takedowns With Ohio RTC Coach Logan Stieber

What Will You Learn?

Use these tips from wrestling World Champion Logan Stieber, as he shows his techniques for defending his legs and turning their attempts into your counters. Go from baseline defense to advanced moves with the same fundamentals that Logan used to become one of the best wrestlers in American history, including winning 4 Division-1 NCAA titles for Ohio State.

Stay In Control With These Hidden Details Behind The Technique!

Every time they shoot, have a plan ready using these blueprints from Logan. As an Ohio State Buckeye, he was able to stop the best college wrestlers in the nation with these techniques, and now you can learn directly from Logan himself. Get the same coaching that his athletes at the Ohio Regional Training Center get, where Logan currently trains wrestlers who are competing at the highest levels in the sport.

Use These Concepts To Turn Their Shot Into Your Points

Logan breaks down the mechanics behind good stance and motion mechanics that will keep you safe, and then he starts showing all the best ways to act when your opponents do get to your legs. Strengthen every level of your defense with these ready-made counters, like Logan’s nearside cradle, 360 spin, and more.

So, What Exactly Do You Get?

Part 1:

• Introduction
• Baseline Head Inside Defense and Troubleshooting
• Head Inside Float to Cradle
• Head Inside Beat The Lock 360 Defense
• Head Inside Beat The Lock Leg Over Cradle
• Head Inside They Bump Kick & Turn
• Head Inside Same Side Jump
• Head Inside Kick Turn Low Circle Cradle

Part 2:

• Head Inside Defense On Your Feet
  
• Head Inside Defense In The Air
• Head Outside Squat Stuff Spin
• Head Outside Give Ground Bump Head Inside
• Head Outside They Drive Up, I Float It
• Head Outside Pop Up Run Off
• Head Outside Pop Up Swivel Hips Crunch
  
• Crackdown
• Closing

So, What Does It Cost?

$47