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5 Excuses Wrestlers Need To Stop Using After a Loss
By Dan SeidenbergFounder of wrestlingreality.com In wrestling there is no such thing as a tie; we are way too competitive for that, which means there is always a winner and there is always a loser, and as much as we all want to be on the winning end, it doesn’t always pan out that way. Fortunately, with every loss comes an opportunity to get better, but every time you come up with an excuse to rationalize defeat you are robbing yourself of this opportunity and the invaluable learning experiences that comes with it.
What’s the toughest wrestling weight class?
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Get rid of the Funk !
Safety tips: Get rid of the “Funk” on your lacrosse Equipment Your lacrosse equipment and gear protects you from injuries on the field….What is protecting you from harmful germs and bacteria that cause skin diseases such as MRSA & Staph? With lacrosse season in full swing, have you noticed a terrible smell coming from your lacrosse bag or equipment? That smell can be more harmful than you think! The smell is bacteria devouring other bacteria. Left alone your equipment is a breeding ground for harmful bacteria that may put you in the hospital and sideline you for the remainder of...
5 things every wrestler learns freshman year of college
by Dan Seidenberg Editor: Rebecca Sarnicola The transition from high school to college wrestling; some guys continue to dominate just like they did in high school, some don’t pan out the way everyone thought they would, and then there’s the coach’s dream come true-the walk on that no one has ever heard of becomes a hammer out of nowhere. Regardless of what category you fall into there are five things every wrestler learns in their first year of college, and the sooner you come to terms with them the better. 5. The difference between being hurt and injured If you’re wrestling...