OK, so I've seen this move in a lot of freestyle/Greco-Roman wrestling (and some high school/secondary school wrestling in Canada), but not a lot in American high school wrestling.

It's a move that starts with one wrestler underneath wrapping his arms around the triceps/biceps of the wrestler that's on top, then reversing him while locking up both of his opponent's arms with his hands to take him to his back. If you do this move well enough, it's almost a sure pinning combination.

If anyone doesn't know what I'm talking about, the YouTube videos below show the move that I'm talking about:

Cory at Waterloo Oxford 2011 - YouTube

Jafry at Waterloo Oxford 2012 - YouTube

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Has anyone else seen this move? If so, what name (or names) does it go by?

Thanks.

I used this with a high percentage of pinning especially when I wrestled out of state. It's especially effective against a wrestler who doesn't often sprawl as a first defense for a shot. I often set it up with a "bad" shot with my head between the legs. if you like shooting a double this is a good alternative to a low lift finish.