Marty Morgan began his collegiate career at North Dakota State University where he won an NCAA Division II national championship as a true freshman. He then went on to become a three-time All-American, two-time NCAA finalist and the national champion at 177 pounds as a senior at UMN. In his junior season with the Golden Gophers, Morgan pinned 20 opponents to set a school record that still stands today. During his collegiate career, he pinned an average of more than one out of every three opponents he faced.

Morgan continued to wrestle after college, winning two Greco-Roman national titles and placing twice in the National Freestyles. He participated on two World Championships teams and one World Cup team. Morgan finished third at the 1992 U.S. Olympic Trials and captured second at the 1996 Olympic Trials. He also placed twice in the National Freestyle Open.

The former top assitant under coach J Robinson a the University of Minnesota, Morgan has now focused his career on being the head trainer for MMA star Brock Lesnar.

"MMAinstructional.com is a unique blend of several martial arts that I believe is a must for anyone looking for extra training strategies and techniques. In the wrestling techniques I cover a wide variety of stategies and moves that can be used for all body styles. Wrestling is an essential part of MMA and can be a great foundation to help develop other areas of grappling. I also teach a wide variety of attacks and defense to help a wrestlers overall technique. The ability to attack all levels of the body is critical, from lower leg shots to upper body throws. This site can give wrestlers, fighters and all other MMA enthusiasts an extra edge in their fighting strategies."

Marty Morgan
Head Assistant Wrestling Coach
University of Minnesota

Want more? Click Here to train with Marty Morgan.