You guys should come to Deep South duals next summer. We had teams from 17 states. A couple of world team guys and several nationally ranked dudes. Birmingham Alabama. We run teams from youth through high school. Bring all your guys
Jason Layton we had a blast. It’s held every year and it’s growing a bit. Even with the covid situation we had a great turnout. I can get you the tournament director’s info if you need me to. Otherwise I believe he has it posted on Trackwrestling in plenty of time to get involved.
It's a joke, everyone gets called Scrub (If they go to Dynamic), I don't know if you go there personally, I do though. It's something everyone gets called, it's just a inside joke for everyone that goes
If your coach feels you are being a scrub, that is precisely what you are being. It is not the words that need to change from the coach, it is your attitude.
Conzo keep doing you if your dad says something bout pinning to early here’s something to tell him 1. You save energy for the later matches which will be much tougher. 2. You practice in practice and you work hard in practice so the matches are a walk in the park. All the work is done in practice so you can dominate in the matches 3. You never know what can happen. Someone could get injured and so on
I looked for this comment. As a dad I don't get this at all. I agree with you 100%. Work hard in practice so the matches are easy. Someone needs to let the dad know its not about him.
If it is someone who is easy, work 3 different take downs, maybe a turn for near fall. Then pin at your will. Really want to prove domince the tech pin a kid in the first period. Easy kids are your advance practice. You know within the first 10 seconds if it a easy kid.
@@michaelragains4938 I'm saying, it doesn't matter if they lose right now, they're kids, so why not take advantage of a chance to work move against a truly live opponent if you know you're gonna win. You will actually get better. High School and College is a different story. That Dad was trippin though.
8:30 was the most beautiful fireman's carry I have ever seen in youth wrestling. Very good job kid, keep it up. He seems very wise and seems very into knowledge based part of the game (gonna get good fast)
Just as a cautionary tale to certain parents out there, Combat sports is all about tough love, but there’s more motivating things to say to your kid than “You couldn’t hit a fireman’s to save your life!” There’s at least a better way to say it. Sure it might drive him to pull one off, but then he’ll only be trying to achieve things to spite his dads negative voice inside his head, which tends to lead a lot of kids to crash and burn as adults Maybe “You can’t hit a fireman’s carry, yet, but if you keep practicing your hardest, you learn. I believe in you so go prove me right! Just giving this warning because I’ve seen a lot of intense parents with some misguided coaching techniques. And I’ve seen how those techniques can play out very poorly
i was disgusted by the whole thing too. theyre obviously not emotionally mature enough and to add the demanding parents. and worst of all, they're cutting weight. I wonder how many of these kids end up stunting their growth
@@mtg1470 yep definitely. from someone who started wrestling at 5. luckily i had a great dad who never yelled at me for losing and only taught me things. i’m now 13 and one of the best wrestlers in california. love what i’m doing because i had a great dad and it’s why i’m not burnt out. but the other dads at tournaments i see are mean to there kids. it’s sad
To go 3 years in high school and make d1 college is extremely rare. The thing we forget is 90 percent of d1 wrestlers wrestled since middle school or before (most of em since grade school). That is how guys like spencer lee, David Taylor, Burroughs, Dake, Sanderson, all came up.
The dad that calls his son Marsha is a jerk. He probably doesn't realize that his son likely is upset because his dad is going to be disappointed. Perhaps he will see himself differently when he sees himself. Probably not. I'm not one for coddling but to call his son names is disappointing.
@@larrabeejohn6130 I don't think he is a terrible disgusting person but he is definitely misguided. Hopefully he sees himself and his roll differently after seeing himself. I'm guessing but I am sure he loves his son.
@@kidonaboat been watching a few more episodes today. You don't see him much in the vids anymore. Now we don't have to witness it but I certainly feel bad for his kid. I've seen this behavior for years with my boys going to youth tournaments. Once they hit HS most those kids are gone or irrelevant.
You lost me at the parent cursing at his son. It’s all about winning with you people. Lame. You’re at a tournament in July of 2020, the height of COVID. The competition was probably not up to par. These kids are babies, crying after loses and acting out. Again, lame.
Tilts, legs, crab ride, etc. The moves that the older guys on our team use to have success, as opposed to the stuff that will work before the competition gets better.
the kid that Tyler wrestled that was from the Iowa hammers i beat about a week and half ago and I beat him 12 to 5 and my friend Elijah was in his corner
I know the team the kid lost to at 9 minutes about black fox is in my area they are a Colorado team. I am going to wrestle year round for them 😈 next year
When I was younger (8-10u) I thought all of the cool wrestlers would have a meltdown after a loss. Well, in my state bubble match I lost and I thought it would make me look cool if I started crying and punching the mat. Going into high school, it made me realize that having an opponent better than you is inevitably beneficial for not only growth but also by expanding your experience in learning to read new opponents. Hopefully no more tears from your dominant team
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You guys should come to Deep South duals next summer. We had teams from 17 states. A couple of world team guys and several nationally ranked dudes. Birmingham Alabama. We run teams from youth through high school. Bring all your guys
Dewayne Mizzell let’s talk, that sounds fun
Jason Layton we had a blast. It’s held every year and it’s growing a bit. Even with the covid situation we had a great turnout. I can get you the tournament director’s info if you need me to. Otherwise I believe he has it posted on Trackwrestling in plenty of time to get involved.
It was great! Keep up the good work!! Gonna show this for my wrestling kids :)
@@JasonLayton You should make this a series
“I’m 11. I don’t have any life choices” lol
That’s my line
At that age any kid who steps on the mat shouldn’t be called a scrub.
I start calling them scrub at the beginning of their careers, and continue calling them scrub after they are better than me :)
It's a joke, everyone gets called Scrub (If they go to Dynamic), I don't know if you go there personally, I do though. It's something everyone gets called, it's just a inside joke for everyone that goes
If your coach feels you are being a scrub, that is precisely what you are being. It is not the words that need to change from the coach, it is your attitude.
"I get all the chicks!" "I always reject them" "I dont need no girls"
That was the funniest the I heard all day
This vid makes me appreciate my dad even more than I already did
Conzo keep doing you if your dad says something bout pinning to early here’s something to tell him
1. You save energy for the later matches which will be much tougher.
2. You practice in practice and you work hard in practice so the matches are a walk in the park. All the work is done in practice so you can dominate in the matches
3. You never know what can happen. Someone could get injured and so on
I looked for this comment. As a dad I don't get this at all. I agree with you 100%. Work hard in practice so the matches are easy. Someone needs to let the dad know its not about him.
If it is someone who is easy, work 3 different take downs, maybe a turn for near fall. Then pin at your will. Really want to prove domince the tech pin a kid in the first period. Easy kids are your advance practice. You know within the first 10 seconds if it a easy kid.
@@michaelragains4938 I'm saying, it doesn't matter if they lose right now, they're kids, so why not take advantage of a chance to work move against a truly live opponent if you know you're gonna win. You will actually get better. High School and College is a different story. That Dad was trippin though.
I'm so excited! I hope you like it...
Team Dynamic‼️‼️
8:30 was the most beautiful fireman's carry I have ever seen in youth wrestling. Very good job kid, keep it up. He seems very wise and seems very into knowledge based part of the game (gonna get good fast)
"I don't want to wrestle. That doesn't make any money." Lol 😂 Love it.
Just as a cautionary tale to certain parents out there, Combat sports is all about tough love, but there’s more motivating things to say to your kid than “You couldn’t hit a fireman’s to save your life!”
There’s at least a better way to say it. Sure it might drive him to pull one off, but then he’ll only be trying to achieve things to spite his dads negative voice inside his head, which tends to lead a lot of kids to crash and burn as adults
Maybe “You can’t hit a fireman’s carry, yet, but if you keep practicing your hardest, you learn. I believe in you so go prove me right!
Just giving this warning because I’ve seen a lot of intense parents with some misguided coaching techniques. And I’ve seen how those techniques can play out very poorly
These parents are far too negative to their kids
My 7yo loves this!! I tell him all the time do the big boy moves youre trained for! So frustrating see head locks and cradles all day!!
I love this! Beazy approved #KyWrestling your videos have helped me so much! I really appreciate you coach!
Love all your stuff. Appreciate the episode!
All the way in Cali waiting
Same ☹️
SAME!
Don't fret fellows-its starting to open up in Cal,camps are just now popping up
Great job, Jason!
0:25 that was me walking in the back lol in the red singlet
Most realistic and best youth wrestling video yet! Thank you Jason!!!
Woody just watched this entire episode and said this is where he wants to be! LoL
I wrestled 7 years,3 in high school,4 in div 1 college...I’m glad I didn’t wrestle when I was this young..it’s an easy sport to get burnout.
i was disgusted by the whole thing too. theyre obviously not emotionally mature enough and to add the demanding parents. and worst of all, they're cutting weight. I wonder how many of these kids end up stunting their growth
@@mtg1470 yep definitely. from someone who started wrestling at 5. luckily i had a great dad who never yelled at me for losing and only taught me things. i’m now 13 and one of the best wrestlers in california. love what i’m doing because i had a great dad and it’s why i’m not burnt out. but the other dads at tournaments i see are mean to there kids. it’s sad
To go 3 years in high school and make d1 college is extremely rare. The thing we forget is 90 percent of d1 wrestlers wrestled since middle school or before (most of em since grade school). That is how guys like spencer lee, David Taylor, Burroughs, Dake, Sanderson, all came up.
Hey Jason, it's Niason. I bet ya, i'mma be on episode 2. I will be on the grind. TEAM DYNAMIC!
Looking forward to having you back in action champ!
I enjoyed the show. Thanks for all your hard work.
This wrestler seems like a really nice kid 8:35
Solid‼️💯
Great job! Really good view into youth wrestling. Keep up the great work!
The dad that calls his son Marsha is a jerk. He probably doesn't realize that his son likely is upset because his dad is going to be disappointed. Perhaps he will see himself differently when he sees himself. Probably not. I'm not one for coddling but to call his son names is disappointing.
Kids dad is a terrible disgusting person
@@larrabeejohn6130 I don't think he is a terrible disgusting person but he is definitely misguided. Hopefully he sees himself and his roll differently after seeing himself. I'm guessing but I am sure he loves his son.
@@kidonaboat been watching a few more episodes today. You don't see him much in the vids anymore. Now we don't have to witness it but I certainly feel bad for his kid. I've seen this behavior for years with my boys going to youth tournaments. Once they hit HS most those kids are gone or irrelevant.
“What do you shoot?” “What’s that mean?” “See you’re not that good”🤣🤣
Omg I hate it when that dad wih ft the American mask yells at his kid for pinning him so fast it’s better for his record when colleges look at it so
This is awesome! We hope to have you back in South Dakota again.
Thanks coach Knight! I love it out there.
Alex, I’m back! Time to start. Reality TV is the best.
Matt got so mad when he loss but he lost to a powa kid and those kids are like grown adults
If you wrestle you would know who they are
Awesome!
Great job Jason
C'mon man...coach with flag mask. They are kids!
Awesome 👏
You lost me at the parent cursing at his son. It’s all about winning with you people. Lame. You’re at a tournament in July of 2020, the height of COVID. The competition was probably not up to par. These kids are babies, crying after loses and acting out. Again, lame.
Man, I miss coaching.
Be interested in seeing how many make it to high school and continue in college. Hopefully a update in 5 years
Hello i would like to ask few question related kids wrestling education.
How can i get i touch with you.
Your programs is amazing.
Thank you
Please send an email to WrestleDynamic@gmail.com
Where you’ll at Georgia in this tournament
Shawnee OK!
Oh ok I though I saw you’ll at the Georgia tournament
This was awesome
Jayson, where are you located with your club?
We are located at 37 Dunton Ave, Deer Park, NY
Jason Layton turning underdogs into champions. Straight up Molding legends!!!
Cool show
Those are some tough kids.
What are the big boy moves?
Tilts, legs, crab ride, etc. The moves that the older guys on our team use to have success, as opposed to the stuff that will work before the competition gets better.
Nice video keep safe
When does episode 2 drop?
Weekly episodes begin in October.
Gotta be careful with being hard on these kids u don’t want them to been warn out by high school
Try telling that to these parents 😁 I try my best to be the voice of reason. Hopefully we won’t burn them out 🤞
@@JasonLayton most your parents are toxic people. They need to stop living through their kids and get their own life. Disgustingly sad
@@larrabeejohn6130 honestly. It's not Tyler's fault his dad was JV lol.
This is the one Dylan called out on his ig
the kid that Tyler wrestled that was from the Iowa hammers i beat about a week and half ago and I beat him 12 to 5 and my friend Elijah was in his corner
Young Jose Moore Steven Clark Thomas
Wrestling makes money from big tournaments
I have two boys 4&8 live Jn Nassau county long island mark my words I will see you very soon....
We have programs for 3 and up, the sooner they start exercising, the better!
I know the team the kid lost to at 9 minutes about black fox is in my area they are a Colorado team. I am going to wrestle year round for them 😈 next year
love this
I dont understand why these kid cry so much 😂 bro is crying while fighting
Dude, hold that meat on a stick like corn on the cob
Cool video. Just the right amount of raw. Looking forward to next episode. Alerts turned on.
Teach Ethan to skate, he's a pro-hockey player in a kid's body...re.) Brad Frickin' Marchand.
Team crybabies
You can love or hate this comment but we need to teach youth to not be arrogant. It is extremely ugly and unsportsmanlike.
When I was younger (8-10u) I thought all of the cool wrestlers would have a meltdown after a loss. Well, in my state bubble match I lost and I thought it would make me look cool if I started crying and punching the mat. Going into high school, it made me realize that having an opponent better than you is inevitably beneficial for not only growth but also by expanding your experience in learning to read new opponents. Hopefully no more tears from your dominant team