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So you're saying with your parenting ability, you would be unable to correct and discipline your child for using foul language once they've been exposed to it? I never said my child would curse, but you'll kill yourself trying to shield them from any possible offensive content.

I do recall her tearing up some JV tournaments.

Thank you y2, I remember her giving one of our better wrestlers from Yorktown a tough match back in the day.

Just hit me, last name Downing

Agreed 100%. I believe there was a girl from Pendleton Heights(?) in the 90's that was a tough middle weight. Katie something?

Hey awood, can we work together and make a list of worse things in the world than foul language? I'll start. Locking innocent children in cages and neglecting them until they die.

Won't someone think of the children *clutches pearls* News flash, I have children, I presume you have children, they have access to the internet and humans in general, they hear foul language, get over it.

Outstanding write up, brought back lots of memories from the last 20 years of team state

Ok

Most kids cut because they think they could perform better at a lower weight class, period. Not because of some pressure from parents or coaches. I've been around wrestling for 25+ years and this has always been the case.

You seem easily triggered for a conservative

Please GTFO with that "liberal society" garbage that has absolutely nothing to do with the discussion at hand

That didn't really answer my question. Is drilling 9,500 single legs vs. 10,000 single legs a big difference compared to exposing some kids to new techniques that may benefit their style/ body type? I mean, if they don't like it, they don't have to use it, but they can't use it if it's not taught.

So, because you happened to be successful without any Greco experience, no kid would ever benefit from exposure to even the basics?

So you can't train both? More wrestling, regardless of style, is better than less wrestling.