Peekout--Fake Opposite
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In this peekout the blue wrestler controls a chest-lock.
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The red wrestle circles in his "bear crawl" to his left.
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In a quick succession of movements, the red wrestler fakes to his left side by throwing his left elbow back.
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Then, he immediately changes direction by returning his left hand to the mat and throwing his right arm back.
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As he throws his right elbow back, the motion clears his head from underneath his opponent's chest-lock.
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Notice how his right leg comes up into a trail leg position much like finishing a shot.
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Once the weight of the chest-lock is cleared the red wrestler turns the corner for the score.
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Watch as the red wrestler finishes strong by driving his opponent to the mat.
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A peekout is an important part of "short-offense" drilling for any wrestler.
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A wrestler can drill this move on their own in their mat-motion drilling.
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