Rob Koll

The Snap and Shoot Takedown System provides an excellent opportunity for wrestlers to refine takedown skills, build strength and work on conditioning when no partner is available. I recommend this Takedown System to any program looking for ways to gain an advantage on the feet.

• Head Coach, Cornell University
• NCAA Champion
• 2005 NCAA Division I College Coach of the Year

Russ Cozart

The "Snap and Shoot" system is helping our kids tremendously. I don’t see how any serious program can afford to be without the "Snap and Shoot" in their wrestling room. I have found it to be especially beneficial a for injured wrestlers.

• Head Coach, Brandon H.S. FL.
• Coached a record 390 high school wins in row
• Three-time Masters World Champion

Jeff Buxton

"I have always been an advocate of training devices for wrestling. You will find all kinds of training gadgets in the Blair Academy wrestling room. I believe that wrestlers need to be able to train whenever they feel the urge. I also feel that injured wrestlers need training devices that will help them maintain a high level of conditioning and keep their wrestling sharp.

The "Snap and Shoot Training System" is the most incredible training device that I have seen for the sport of wrestling. It allows wrestlers to improve the most critical areas on the feet and achieve all that I have mentioned above.

I would not hesitate to tell any wrestler to get the "Snap and Shoot System" as soon as possible.

• Head Coach Blair Academy
• Coach of 20 Prep School National Championship teams
• Coach of 90 Prep School National Champions
• Eight time coach of number one ranked High School team

Jessee Reyes

I ordered the "Snap and Shoot System" before it even hit the market. When you consider how often wrestlers try to control or attack an opponent¹s head, odering the Snap and Shoot System was a no brainer for me.

Just the Head alone would be a great benefit to my program at Purdue University. When you add the "Power Shot Legs", this training device becomes an absolute necessity. I may sound a little selfish, but I do not want my competition to have this advantage.

I would recommend the "Snap and Shoot System" to any wrestler or any coach.

• Head Coach at Purdue University
• NCAA Champion at California State University at Bakersfield.

Bobby Douglas

Attacking an opponent's head has been one of the most difficult wrestling skills to master. No human partner will allow you to practice attacking his head with the power, repetition or percision technique needed to perfect this very important wrestling skill.

The "Snap and Shoot Training System" will raise the level of takedown efficiency to a level that we have not yet seen.

At such a reasonable cost, I don't see how any school can afford to be without this incredible training system.

• Head Coach Iowa State
• Former Olympic Coach
• 5 x National Champion
• Member of two Olympic Teams
• 2003 World Team Coach