Cradle (wrestling) - Requirements

Requirements

With enough strength, fitness, and practice, a well-conditioned and keen wrestler executing the cradle can secure a pin. If the wrestler who cradles his opponent cannot get the pin, there is also the opportunity to gain two or three near fall (or back) points in collegiate wrestling. Given enough foresight and experience, a cradled wrestler can still exert much of his strength and energy to escape from the hold. This leaves later opportunities open for the cradler to gain an escape or even a reversal over his worn-out opponent. Wrestlers with long arms often have an increased chance of properly executing a successful cradle.


Grappling
Grappling Based Martial Arts
  • Aikido
  • Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
  • Catch Wrestling
  • Chin Na
  • Eagle Claw
  • Folk wrestling (numerous styles)
  • Fujian White Crane
  • Fu Jow Pai
  • Glima
  • Judo
  • Jujutsu
  • Kinomichi
  • Sambo
  • Shoot wrestling
  • Shuai Jiao
  • Ssireum
  • Sumo
  • Wrestling
General Techniques
  • Bridge
  • Collar tie
  • Eye-gouging
  • Fish-hooking
  • Holds
  • Hooks
  • Ippon Seoinage
  • Muay Thai clinch
  • Nelson hold
  • Overhook
  • Stacking
  • Sprawl
  • Sweep
  • Takedown
  • Transition
  • Underhook
Grappling positions
  • Back mount
  • Clinch fighting
  • Collar-and-elbow position
  • Cradle
  • Crucifix position
  • Guard
  • Half guard
  • Knee-on-stomach
  • Mount
  • North-south position
  • Over-under position
  • Pinch grip tie
  • Side control
Submission types
  • Chokeholds
  • Armlocks
  • Wristlocks
  • Leglocks
  • Small joint manipulation
  • Spinal locks
  • Joint locks
  • Compression locks
Organisations
  • ADCC Submission Wrestling World Championship
  • World Jiu-Jitsu Championship
  • FILA Grappling
  • North American Grappling Association
  • Grapplers Quest

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