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[William Beckerson]

I think I found a way to keep the kids in line.

Go here and read this because I'm too lazy to repost it. It's point #10.
http://www.thepersonunderthestairs.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=70

And no Zyzyfer, this isnt a cheap ploy to get people to my site.

[denz]

awesome.

denz

[sparkx]

Good idea..I usually slap the figure four on any kid that steps out of line.

[The Great Wall of Whiner]

I think a piledriver or DDT is just as effective in a small classroom.

I tried a suplex once but the class was too small. The kid ended up being upside-down against the wall behind me.

Classes need wrestling ropes so we can throw bad kids against them and then apply a clothesline or dropkick when they spring back.

The best however is the sleeper. I think many students already apply this to themselves however.....

[William Beckerson]

Usually our sleeper hold is our grip on the sujo bottle in the morning.

They all seem to think elbow drops are pretty keen at my hagwon. Kids are goofy.

[Zyzyfer]

Wrestling in the classroom rocks. Kids are amazed that I know about throwing the victim's arm over my shoulder as I set them up for the perfect chokeslam.

Now, if only I could do a powerbomb without making it look like sexual harassment...

[William Beckerson]

I have that same worry when I pick a kid up for a power slam.

[sickboy]

I was giving this kid an arm bar the other day, and it was having no efect on him. Hes a grade 3 student, but damn, I was shocked. Then, as I was about to modify it into a cross face chicken wing, this other kid said me too. So I did the same arm bar, and almost broke his fucking arm. Glad he wasn't my student!

[rapier]

I used to wrestle them constantly. Now I just threaten them with the director, who is a bit of a savage. I don't have to expend all that energy anymore. Let the Korean's system work for you.

[Dan]

where's all the "you should never ever hit a child" people