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CRAMM Your Next Opponent With Nathan Jackson's Takedown Blueprint
- Learn How To Attack the Takedown With NJRTC Athlete And Princeton Coach Nathan Jackson’s Secrets To Shooting
- Wrestle and score from handfighting sequences like the cross clear, from lock ups like the over/under, and from the front headlock series where coach Jackson scores a ton of his points
- Get the same technical coaching that the nationally ranked athletes get from Coach Jackson at Princeton University.
- The CRAMM name comes from the amount of power Nate generates as he shoots, hitting like a ram and landing with a crash, a nickname that has helped define his style.
CRAMM Your Next Opponent With Nathan Jackson’s Takedown Blueprint. Learn How To Attack the Takedown With NJRTC Athlete And Princeton Coach Nathan Jackson’s Secrets To Shooting.
CRAMM your next opponent and fold them up with this system for attacking the takedown from two-time All-American, senior level wrestler, and Division-1 coach Nathan Jackson. Nate shows the takedown set ups, shots, and finishes that he uses to compete at the international level, with techniques that wrestlers of any level can use. With this three-volume instructional series, you can attack the takedown with these hard hitting moves and combinations.
The CRAMM name comes from the amount of power Nate generates as he shoots, hitting like a ram and landing with a crash, a nickname that has helped define his style. Nathan Jackson is notorious for his dynamic and technical leg attacks (especially his CRAMM double), and now you can see him teach the positions that have made him so successful. Now you can learn how to attack with that same power by using these details behind the best movements possible.
Learn Coach Jackson's Hesitation Double Leg
Wrestle and score from handfighting sequences like the cross clear, from lock ups like the over/under, and from the front headlock series where coach Jackson scores a ton of his points. In addition to the CRAMM takedowns, work from top for tilts and turns with Coach Jackson’s claw series that he uses for control. Every sequence gives you a full system for how to attack the takedown, and these step-by-step gameplans are perfect for wrestlers of any age or experience level.
Get the same technical coaching that the nationally ranked athletes get from Coach Jackson at Princeton University. As a coach and a member of the New Jersey RTC, Coach Jackson has been a big part of two fast-rising programs, and with this level of detail it’s easy to see why. Work through these systems for being an offensive wrestler with Nathan Jackson as he explains the entire CRAMM system for taking people down.
Attack From The Front Headlock With These Tricky Combos
Shoot and score with these crisp wrestling systems designed for shutting down your opponents and attacking with technique and leverage. With two All-American seasons at the University of Indiana and senior level success that includes international medals and wins over world medalists, these techniques are proven to work in freestyle and folkstyle at the highest levels of the sport. Get your copy now to learn across 3-volumes all the key details that can improve your wrestling.
So What’s On This Series
Volume 1
- Introduction
- CRAMM Double
- Hesitation Dobule
- Pull Single
- Cross Sweep Single
- Cross High C
- Cross Clear
- Cross Clear to Single
- Cross Clear to Post High C
- Cross Clear to Snapdown
Volume 2
- Front Headlock
- Front Headlock to Ankle Pick
- Front Headlock High Crotch
- Chasing The Angle
- Front Headlock Clear to Elbow Pass
- Front Headlock Clear to Go Behind
- Front Headlock Clear to Low Double
- Front Headlock Positioning
- Front Headlock Knee Pound Go Behind
- Front Headlock Pancake
- Front Headlock Ankle Pick
Volume 3
- Over/Under to Double Leg
- Body Lock Counter to Single Leg
- Over/Under to Crackback Single
- Over/Under to Knee Tap
- Over/Under Lat Pull
- Slingshot
- Over/Under to Sweep Single
- Claw Series
So What Does It All Cost?
$67
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CRAMM Your Next Opponent With Nathan Jackson's Takedown Blueprint
- Learn How To Attack the Takedown With NJRTC Athlete And Princeton Coach Nathan Jackson’s Secrets To Shooting
- Wrestle and score from handfighting sequences like the cross clear, from lock ups like the over/under, and from the front headlock series where coach Jackson scores a ton of his points
- Get the same technical coaching that the nationally ranked athletes get from Coach Jackson at Princeton University.
- The CRAMM name comes from the amount of power Nate generates as he shoots, hitting like a ram and landing with a crash, a nickname that has helped define his style.
CRAMM Your Next Opponent With Nathan Jackson’s Takedown Blueprint. Learn How To Attack the Takedown With NJRTC Athlete And Princeton Coach Nathan Jackson’s Secrets To Shooting.
CRAMM your next opponent and fold them up with this system for attacking the takedown from two-time All-American, senior level wrestler, and Division-1 coach Nathan Jackson. Nate shows the takedown set ups, shots, and finishes that he uses to compete at the international level, with techniques that wrestlers of any level can use. With this three-volume instructional series, you can attack the takedown with these hard hitting moves and combinations.
The CRAMM name comes from the amount of power Nate generates as he shoots, hitting like a ram and landing with a crash, a nickname that has helped define his style. Nathan Jackson is notorious for his dynamic and technical leg attacks (especially his CRAMM double), and now you can see him teach the positions that have made him so successful. Now you can learn how to attack with that same power by using these details behind the best movements possible.
Learn Coach Jackson's Hesitation Double Leg
Wrestle and score from handfighting sequences like the cross clear, from lock ups like the over/under, and from the front headlock series where coach Jackson scores a ton of his points. In addition to the CRAMM takedowns, work from top for tilts and turns with Coach Jackson’s claw series that he uses for control. Every sequence gives you a full system for how to attack the takedown, and these step-by-step gameplans are perfect for wrestlers of any age or experience level.
Get the same technical coaching that the nationally ranked athletes get from Coach Jackson at Princeton University. As a coach and a member of the New Jersey RTC, Coach Jackson has been a big part of two fast-rising programs, and with this level of detail it’s easy to see why. Work through these systems for being an offensive wrestler with Nathan Jackson as he explains the entire CRAMM system for taking people down.
Attack From The Front Headlock With These Tricky Combos
Shoot and score with these crisp wrestling systems designed for shutting down your opponents and attacking with technique and leverage. With two All-American seasons at the University of Indiana and senior level success that includes international medals and wins over world medalists, these techniques are proven to work in freestyle and folkstyle at the highest levels of the sport. Get your copy now to learn across 3-volumes all the key details that can improve your wrestling.
So What’s On This Series
Volume 1
- Introduction
- CRAMM Double
- Hesitation Dobule
- Pull Single
- Cross Sweep Single
- Cross High C
- Cross Clear
- Cross Clear to Single
- Cross Clear to Post High C
- Cross Clear to Snapdown
Volume 2
- Front Headlock
- Front Headlock to Ankle Pick
- Front Headlock High Crotch
- Chasing The Angle
- Front Headlock Clear to Elbow Pass
- Front Headlock Clear to Go Behind
- Front Headlock Clear to Low Double
- Front Headlock Positioning
- Front Headlock Knee Pound Go Behind
- Front Headlock Pancake
- Front Headlock Ankle Pick
Volume 3
- Over/Under to Double Leg
- Body Lock Counter to Single Leg
- Over/Under to Crackback Single
- Over/Under to Knee Tap
- Over/Under Lat Pull
- Slingshot
- Over/Under to Sweep Single
- Claw Series
So What Does It All Cost?
$67
