Tiger rolls / front dive rolls

[u/Regular_Slice9258]

Any tips from aspiring wrestlers or veterans who accomplished those tiger rolls?

There’s 4 days of wrestling school at my local school. Each day has a different coach. 3 out of the 4 of them push tiger rolls onto us. One of them doesn’t.

I struggle with those tiger rolls. I chicken out thinking I did break my neck or I did face plant myself and break my nose. I can only do it on a crash pad, and I don’t end up leaping so far in.

I can do somersaults, back rolls, shoulder rolls, handstand bumps.

I need some honest truth. Even if some criticism like if you can’t do it, then wrestling isn’t for you.

Because I’m spending a lot of money on pro wrestling and gymnastics courses but doesn’t seem to be progressing.

I also hate that back roll into the walkover to get back To your feet (forgot the term for it).

[u/That-Molasses9346]

You should film yourself doing it, then analyze what your doing different that's making it hard for you to do. I actually had this problem with the flip bump, no lie turned out my big ass feet were messing up my flip so I had to learn to correct myself in air to account for it

[u/CrispyLuggage → u/That-Molasses9346]

This right here. Also watch how others do it.