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Tyler Fraley of Colts Neck tops Kyle McNulty of Toms River North to earn 103lb Region 6 title March 1, 2010 In a match up of two of the state’s best 103-pounders, Tyler Fraley of Colts Neck defeated Toms River North’s Kyle McNulty 5-1 in a bout that was much closer then the score indicated. The championships were held at Toms River North High School. (Video by Michael Monday/The Star-Ledger) Tyler Fraley of Colts Neck tops Kyle McNulty of Toms River North to earn 103lb Region 6 title Wrestling Videos on Flowrestling Click here to download the free wrestling training media toolbar. It is

Alaska Folkstyle Wrestling match. Alaska’s #1 seed Randy Hanson vs #2 seed Lonny Booshu 125 lbs That was incredible. There are some excellent coaching points here in this match. Here are a few coaching points I saw: 1. Limp arm to get out of the wizar. 2. Hand control. Hand fight when standing up. 3. Typically you want to stand up first before you try any other move on bottom. 4. Head block. Your head is your first or second line of defense when the guy shoots. 5. Head in the hole. One of the best ways to score of your opponent’s shot. Please share any coaching points that you

Folkstyle Wrestling Match of the day. This is an incredible Scramble.  Watch how Gordon Wadsworth just gets after it when he gets in trouble.  Martin, of St. Edward has a questionable no call take down on the edge of the mat.  Should he have had two?  You be the ref. Wrestling Videos on Flowrestling Click here to download the free wrestling training media toolbar. It is the best way to follow wrestling.

The Iowa Hawkeyes wrestling team is currently as good or better than they have ever been. On Friday night, feb. 19, 2010 they beat Ohio State by a score of 36-3. Extending their win streak to 60 in a row. This kind of success is unheard of in the sport of folkstyle wrestling. This is made possible in part by their ability to execute to perfection the fundamental folkstyle wrestling moves. One of the best ways for young wrestlers to learn to be better wrestlers is through interactive multimedia training tools like Championship Access Folkstyle Wrestling. About 20 years ago Michael Clapier had