How is Catch Wrestling Different from Other Styles of Grappling?
Oct 13th, 2011 | By | Category: Catch Wrestling  I just finished
the final Catch Wrestling Camp of the year will Billy Robinson
this past Saturday and Sunday. Similar to every camp, I was
given a vast amount of new material to work on along with a lot
of corrections to make in my wrestling.  I am often asked about
what some of the common differences between Catch Wrestling and
other Grappling styles are. Can you describe how some of the
techniques are different from what you would learn in Judo, in
Amateur Wrestling or Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu? Having a Black Belt in
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and having wrestled in High School here is
my list of 9 very unique grappling aspects found in Catch
Wrestling. Keep in mind I could list many more and if you’d like
feel free to leave comments and we can discuss them.  1. The
Pivot. The pivot is one of the most unique aspects to this style
of wrestling. It’s similar to the back step, found in amateur
wrestling or ju