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  • All Questions & Answers by Kodi Mckay Yost
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  • Answered November 23, 2009 in Wrestling
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    Kaitlin Rice asked:

    What if I want to do wrestling?

    Kodi’s answer:

    my elder sister and i have both been wrestling for four years, she (and some of her guy-friends) taught me a lot of what i know. im only fourteen, but i know my sister can whoop the tar out of most guys on the mats, and she weighs about 120.

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  • Answered November 23, 2009 in Wrestling, Health
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    Spencer Garcia asked:

    I'm about to start wrestling for the first time and I was wondering how I could start working out for it?

    Kodi’s answer:

    all of you guys, great stuff. i just want to stress that running really makes a difference, my first year was the first year i did sports, and my second year i ran track, it really helped me build endurance for the third period.

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  • Answered November 23, 2009 in Wrestling
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    Lindy Wilkinson asked:

    My 12 year old son is wrestling this year for the first time. Any suggestions to get him ready for the season?

    Kodi’s answer:

    i been wrestling four years, and my advice is to teach him to do about 3 things - get a take-down, pin, and get out of a pin. its always worked for me, and i wrestle the 135 - weight class.

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  • Answered November 23, 2009 in Wrestling
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    Curt Clapier asked:

    How do you defend a low level single leg?

    Kodi’s answer:

    im not the best wrestler, but whenever someone shoots a single i always get a cross-face wizzer, and ride it down. then you can get some take-down points from switching the wizzer to a near-ankle.

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    1. You can't really near ankle from a wizzer. Most likely you will be able to drop down to a high crotch and hip drag for a takedown. Personally, I have size and strength so I just go for broke with a throw from a high crotch.
      Brett Conrad · November 24, 2009
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