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ALL IN WRESTLING MINDSET

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Embracing Fatigue
When observing wrestlers who set a high pace, a common misunderstanding is that they “do not get tired.” This statement is misleading. Of course, physical endurance is vital in setting a high pace. However, having endurance does not mean you will not get tired. Guys like David Taylor, Mitchell Messimbrink, the Brands Brothers, etc., surely get tired (just watch Messimbrink and Hamitti). The difference is they learn to function when they are tired. They are not afraid to get tired. They understand that is part of the sport and are willing to go into deep waters. They are comfortable with being uncomfortable.
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New comment Mar 18
It is crushing the sport and has for years?
How do we solve this? Well, truth is i'm not entirely sure but here are some things I beleive we can start to do to eliminate this lethal part of our sport. - For starters Understand Fight Ready Shape. Getting your body in optimal shape is the first part and its not cutting weight, its just doing things the right way. Such as eating healthy, drinking healthy, and consistently training all required aerobic and anerobic and strength parts of your body. - Next we should not create weight allowances or extra lbs for tournaments etc. What is the point of having a weight class if we are always bumping the weight up and encouraging likely even more weight cutting. - Cutting weight takes away from learning and a focus on development skill wise, so why wear sweats all day everyday. It distracts you with pain. Yes it builds some character and toughness but so does consistently putting your body in proper form to be fight ready. - Making competitions active with in 1 hour eliminates cutting too much weight as well. Having a quick weigh in is not hard, so why are we doing night before weigh ins etc... Eliminate this! - Allowing parents to pay extra to weigh in early is both not moral and does not help the cutting issues. - Allowing two hours for tournaments I believe is ok, but again if it was one hour people would cut less and they would be more focused on wrestling development. - Elite Level Cutting taking scientific approach to water weight loss is healthier than depletion, everyone needs very clear teaching on how this is done and how it works.
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New comment Mar 11
It is crushing the sport and has for years?
3 likes • Mar 11
Absolutely agree!! I think weight management is something we need to talk about more (specifically how to do it in a way that is healthy). I think wrestling can be used to teach healthy eating habits, instead of creating negative patterns.
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