Jax Forrest's two main techniques that he attempts consistently are his elbow control slide-by and variations of the fireman's dump (which he categorizes with lazy fireman, dump, and barrel roll).
This video analyzes the wrestling techniques of Jax Forrest, focusing on his most consistent and effective moves: the elbow control slide-by and variations of the fireman's dump. The narrator breaks down the mechanics and strategic advantages of these techniques, as well as how Forrest chains them together with other moves like the short drag and head snap. The video aims to teach viewers how to incorporate these effective wrestling strategies into their own matches.
Here's an explanation of the wrestling terminology used in the video:
Jax Forrest chains his short drag and dump techniques together effectively because they are mutually beneficial:
The defense against one technique can put the opponent at a greater risk of being hit by the other, making it a strong "chain wrestling" combination. He also demonstrates a combination where he attempts a dump and, if it's defended, he transitions directly into a short drag.
In wrestling:
A short drag is a technique where a wrestler grabs an opponent's arm and pulls it towards them. This is often done to off-balance the opponent, create an angle for an attack, or gain control of their arm to set up another move.
A dump is a general term for a takedown where a wrestler uses leverage and force to throw their opponent to the mat. The video specifically discusses variations like the "fireman's dump," "lazy fireman," and "barrel roll," which all involve getting around the opponent's body and using a lifting or rolling motion to complete the takedown.