attacks. His problem (in my opinion) is he is content with slowing the match down and winning it with 1 or 2 takedowns. That strategy is very dangerous in that in constantly leaves the opponent in the match and amps up the pressure because 1 mistake will cost you the match. It's a tough cycle to break, but he needs to go out there and just shoot, shoot, shoot. Learn to open it up. If he takes that approach and loses, then fine. He's losing a bunch of matches right now anyway over guys that he is absolutely better than. If he can just trust his stuff more and open up his offense, he'll likely find some success and then go into the later periods not deadlocked in 1 point match. How to get him to do that? That's for Robie and staff to figure out. Me? I put him in a series with his practice partners and put him on a clock. Every 10 seconds, shoot. Over and over again. don't focus so much on technique. Get him in the pattern of wrestling that quickly in his mind rather than these slow, lethargic matches that he feels so comfortable in.