move.  
It's name originates from the "arms-spread-wide" stance with "your-head-near-your-knee" posture that reminds me of a majestic eagle ready to drop a load while soaring!  It was also meant to alleviate the frustration Tyler felt after loosing this match. He didn't laugh about it for a few days, but now sees humor in it like I hoped he would.  After all, this IS just a game!   
He was ready to kill someone after the loss, so I sent him up on the deck to work out.  I figured standing around clenching your fists and trying to find something to kill wasn't very productive, so we focussed his energy into a workout!   I found him doing sprints, push-ups, deep squats, sit-ups, and v-ups when I got up there.  Emotionally he was pretty fried for a few hours.  I'M HAPPY I WASN'T THIS COMPETITIVE AND TOOK LOSSES WITH GRACE!  I never punched myself, lockers, walls, other people; I was as good of a loser as I was a winner!  Right mom? My sister Sarah can vouch for me if my mom can't!
He has rebounded nicely and the loss is chalked up as a good "learning experience".  Enjoy!
Tyler vs. Jackson Hole Round 1
Tyler vs. Jackson Hole Round 2 "The Crapping Eagle"
 
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