Shelby submits boys and takes SILVER!!! (video)

[Eddie Bravo]

[Andrew Maxwell]

Nice job!! Way to rep!!

[VJ Bella]

Your fun to watch Shelby!! Keep workin hard kid!!

[K Madden]

who the heck lets their kid grapple in a football jersey...jees

[Josh C.]

My liked it when you can hear the other coach say "she doesnt wrestle, watch out for her jiu jitsu" ...

[Mike Noronowicz]

pretty neat

[Justin W.]

that kid with the football jersey made me LOL for 2 minutes straight. nice progression for that girl from that last video. learning quick.

[Mike Dewitt Jr]

We are all trying to tighten up her game. Shellby has really good flexibility just a couple things and some basic understanding of wrestling from the feet and we got a world champ!!

[Harry Evans]

Great work. I have one piece of advice, though. Your guard, relative to your level and time training, is awesome. You are very aware of what is going on on the mat, but your body type and natural tendencies seem best at playing off of your back. So why bother wasting time/energy wrestling at the beginning of matches? When you fought the kid in matches 1 and 4, his only chance at beating you was 2 points at a time with take-downs. On the mat, he had nothing. So why risk starting 0-2? Even if you actually get the 2 points, or if he pulls guard, you are now on top, when you would probably be a little better off on the bottom. I'd say, at least until you do some wrestling work, practice pulling guard, so that when you are competing, you can focus on the ground battle.

[Mike Dewitt Jr]

Great work. I have one piece of advice, though. Your guard, relative to your level and time training, is awesome. You are very aware of what is going on on the mat, but your body type and natural tendencies seem best at playing off of your back. So why bother wasting time/energy wrestling at the beginning of matches? When you fought the kid in matches 1 and 4, his only chance at beating you was 2 points at a time with take-downs. On the mat, he had nothing. So why risk starting 0-2? Even if you actually get the 2 points, or if he pulls guard, you are now on top, when you would probably be a little better off on the bottom. I'd say, at least until you do some wrestling work, practice pulling guard, so that when you are competing, you can focus on the ground battle.

It's still considered 2 if you pull guard I think.