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New wavers? Sorry couldn't help myself!
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A little Freestyle Recruiting for the South Bend FS/GR
warsawwrestling replied to Clint Gard's topic in Past Discussions
Warsaw will have some kids coming! Even here some Sloth kid was cleared to wrestle and was going to be there! -
David Eli of Elkhart Memorial commits to
warsawwrestling replied to Y2CJ41's topic in Past Discussions
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Are parents ruining wrestling?
warsawwrestling replied to Indywreslingfan's topic in Past Discussions
To a point! Some kids need that push from mom and/or dad. Defiantly think there needs to be some positive in there. I remember a story about the Stiners talking about their mom always on them about their wrestling. Also, believe it was about how much better kids were when mom's were the harda$$ rather than the dads. I have no problem with stern parents as long as they know when to let the kid breath and experience/learn from life lessons or matches. But I think you are referring to the ones that rip their kid for 15 minutes after winning or losing a match, practice them 2 hours at home after practice, or don't care if they are failing in school but get after them about sports! -
Are parents ruining wrestling?
warsawwrestling replied to Indywreslingfan's topic in Past Discussions
I think it can, mostly for new coaches (1-5 years) coming into a program. I have seen parents in bleachers working other parents to gang up on coaching staffs. I've seen it wear down coaching staffs to quit. I've seen it were a troubled parent's kid graduated and the parent moved on. It can set programs back, hurt numbers, and several other problems. I've heard threats from parents talking about taking kids to other schools, going to the papers, going to the school board, and even physical threats. Then even after their kid left told how other kids in the program will never see "the lights" at state! What I have learned from my experiences is that I would rather have a group of kids that have fun winning and losing together. Parents that support each other and each other's kids! If not I would prefer the parent and kid move on to another program! -
I know Kyle looked at 5 plus colleges ranging from D1, D2, D3, & NAIA. About an hour on campus, he had made up his mind. Took another 2 months to think things out, but kept coming back to Wabash! These young men need to look till they find something that suits them on and off the mat! Then spend a visit, a weekend, and whatever else it takes to make sure it's a fit no matter the level!
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warsawwrestling replied to Darrick Snyder's topic in Past Discussions
What you have to work in the off season? -
you are losing this argument 0 - 1
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I have a lot of respect for Yorktown and their program, but don't feel they have the depth that MD has. Yet.
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I was thinking it was only 1 class a year (makes 2 credits)
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Wrestlers and statistics go together like oil and sweat!
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Statistics and sarcasm nothing more perfect for the day of Pi
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So you are saying Rochester Regional is best. See how easy that was!
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Think I have heard of that guy!
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It is also worth noting how many matches he has. 51 it I recall.
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Well they aren't and they are....
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Haha. Jokes on me! Or should I say static!
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Shoulders were. They only awarded takedown.
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Samuels did lat drop in first 30 sec. Didn't get back points cause it was out of bounds. Thanks
