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Batman is No Match Against Pro Wrestling
Posted by Sam Kressin in Podcast
Superman’s Secret Pro Wrestling History and His Battle with Real Wrestler Antonino Rocca!
Posted by Sam Kressin in Podcast
3 Types of Foot Sweeps
Posted by Sam Kressin in Catch Wrestling, Training Journal
Headlock Take Over Slow Drilling: Training Journal 1-13-16
Posted by Sam Kressin in Catch Wrestling, Training Journal
Farside Double Wrist Lock: Catch Wrestling Instructional 4 of 5
Posted by Sam Kressin in Catch Wrestling, Uncategorized
Catch Wrestling Instructional 4 of 5. Also there’s 2 days left if you want to pick up one of my Kickstarter rewards here’s the link; http://kck.st/1O4Ersu
The Wade Schalles Firemans
Posted by Sam Kressin in Catch Wrestling
Drilling the Fireman’s Throw from earlier this year. Please check out and consider my Kickstarter for my Catch Wrestling Comic Book here; http://kck.st/1O4Ersu
Posted by Sam Kressin in Strength Monsters
Two Guys Drilling the Same Two Leg Locks For Over Ten Minutes Straight
Posted by Sam Kressin in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Catch Wrestling
Also don’t forget to check out my Catch Wrestling Comic Book Kickstarter by clicking here!
Posted by Sam Kressin in Strength Monsters
Posted by Sam Kressin in Billy Robinson, Catch Wrestling
Strength Monster First Issue Opening Scene Pencils
Posted by Sam Kressin in Pencil Drawings, Strength Monsters
Here’s a rare look at the pencils by A.J. Fulcher from my Catch Wrestling Comic Book Strength Monsters. You can still download THIS entire issue for free just put your name and email in the box below and I will email you a copy.
Cradle To The Pin
Posted by Sam Kressin in Catch Wrestling, Training Journal
The Last Catch Wrestling Camp With Billy Robinson
Posted by Sam Kressin in Billy Robinson, Catch Wrestling
Here is the group photo from the last catch wrestling camp Billy Robinson coached here in San Diego Febuary 2014 he would pass away just a few weeks later peacefully in his sleep.
Flying Scissors Counter To A High Leg Single
Posted by Sam Kressin in Catch Wrestling, Training Journal, Uncategorized
Beginner’s Foot Sweep Drill: Training Journal 5-12-15
Posted by Sam Kressin in Catch Wrestling
Stand-Up, Ankle Pick, Ankle Lock: Training Journal 5-10-13
Posted by Sam Kressin in Billy Robinson, Catch Wrestling, San Diego Martial Arts Seminars
I uploaded this video onto youtube two years ago to the day. I learned this from Billy Robinson.
Knee Tap Take Down To Flying Mare
Posted by Sam Kressin in Billy Robinson, Catch Wrestling
“Razzle Dazzle” Billy Robinson
Posted by Sam Kressin in Billy Robinson, Catch Wrestling
From A.W.A. Wrestling All Star No. 138 Circa 1975. To read more about Billy Robinson and his life as both a Professional and Catch Wrestler make sure to check out Physical Chess: My Life in Catch-As-Catch-Can Wrestling
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When one mentions Manchester, England, there is no doubt who the wrestler could be. Of course it is the extremely handsome Billy Robinson. Upon meeting Billy , he was friendly and casual. He is quite a stylish person. while talking with him, one can sense this man’s gentleness and tenderness. This coupled with kindness and compassion makes him an excellent wrestling instructor for the handicapped. he is truly a humane person.
Irregardless of his wrestling-boxing background, Robby desired to become a schoolteacher. This was his area of concentration while he attended Hetmorr college. Since he started his professional wrestling career, Robby has not lost any of his titles. When he left Britain to tour and study, one of his British titles was forfeited since he did not defend it during a twelve-month period. At this time, Robby was living in Japan. When the new British Heavyweight champ, Albert Wallsh, arrived in Japan, Billy fought Wallsh and regained his title. Robby studied different styles of wrestling in Europe, but basically he studied in Germany and Hungary especially under one man, Gidean Gida.
Whenever he appears, the fans roar and cheer. Despite his popularity, Billy has remained a very down-to-earth person. He is extremely friendly, and he will talk with any of his fans; he is never too busy to be pleasant. Robby is an extremely exciting wrestler, and everyone adores him. One understands why all people feel this way about him.
Catch Wrestling Comics
Posted by Sam Kressin in Catch Wrestling, Design Work
Here is a new design piece I did again based on the old American Wrestling Association News Edition of Wrestling Illustrated Circa the 1970s.
Professional Wrestling Comics
Posted by Sam Kressin in Catch Wrestling, Comic Books, Design Work
Another design piece I finished this weekend. Inspired by AWAs bi-weekly All Star Wrestling Publications circa the 1970s. Like I’ve said before and in other posts I don’t really enjoy doing design work like this but if you want to make comic books and be in buisness for yourself it’s a necessity.
Rich Salamone Clinic Excerpt
Posted by Sam Kressin in Catch Wrestling
Here is a short exceprt from the the excellent Clinic I hosted last month featuring 7X National Freestyle Wrestling Champion and World Cup Silver Medalist Rich Salamone. We had a great time and Rich really went into wrestling from the clinch, wrestling with your entire body, pummbling, overhooks, underhooks along with several throws and take downs. If you missed out on this clinic don’t worry we will be bringing Rich back! Until then stay tuned and don’t forget to check in from time to time so that you don’t miss out on the next one.
Wrestling Clinic with Rich Salamone
Posted by Sam Kressin in Catch Wrestling
I’ll be hosting the following Clinic Next Month; Wrestling for Martial Arts with Rich Salamone.
Train with 7x National Freestyle Wrestling Champion (USA Wrestling and USWF) Rich Salamone at Swift-Kick Martial Arts in Rancho Bernardo. Cost is $40, Pre-Registration only. Attendance limited. No Video Taping. This will be a no gi Clinic, Wrestling Shoes optional. Date and time; Friday January 9th 2015 technique training from 6pm – 8pm followed by open mat Q&A from 8-9 pm for Rich to give you specific feedback and critique on your grappling.
This clinic will cover Wrestling technique specifically applicable to Martial Arts and Catch as Catch Can Wrestling. This, our first, clinic with Rich will focus on solid fundamentals, wrestling from the clinch and several throws and takedowns that can be used effectively in Martial Arts, Submission Grappling, Catch Wrestling and MMA.
As a 105 pounder Rich Salamone always had to wrestle up in weight throughout his college career forcing him to become extremely technical. In addition to Rich’s extensive Wrestling background (which includes 7 National Titles, a Pan American Silver Medal, World Cup Silver Medal and Canada Cup Champion) Rich is also a Brown Belt with 16 years of experience in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Currently he is the Wrestling Instructor at Absolute Jiu-Jitsu in Bristol, Tennessee. The application of wrestling to Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and other martial art styles is something Rich has been doing for well over a decade. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to learn from such a highly accomplished expert Rich Salamone.
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