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katrina

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Returned from the clash in Rochester..... Son got to wrestle once and he pinned his guy.... Whooo Hooo..
Now the bad news is that our 130 varsity wrestler hurt his shoulder. Now #1 son is wrestling varsity..... Wish us luck as we go to Ainsworth.... His goal is to get out with out getting stuck... The kid he wrestles is a state and runner-up champion... Hopefully he comes out with a little pride...
Go Badgers !!!
 
ought to be a good judge of how far he has come, or how hard he needs to work.....

best of luck to him.


perhaps he ought to point you out to the kid before the match, and whisper "If I don't win, my mom will kick your ash!"
 
To funny Jigs!!!!!!!!! Ainsworth coach and I went to school together... He's such a sweetie and was in high school....We'll just let the chips fall where they may... If C doesn't get pinned, we did good....I'm thinking a good bench mark too....
 
Hey Katrina, I was going to PM you about this, I watched a thing on CMT last night about college wrestlers, something about real life. Watch it if you get a chance, reminded me of stupid things we did to make weight, diuretics, ExLax, starving, dehydrating, running in rubber suits, spitting into cans, it is nuts, I lived throught it, some don't. This kids point was, why don't we as wrestlers go up a weight instead of going down one, we can eat, lift weights and gain strength, we will have endurance and the strength to beat up on somebody who is starving themselves to death. We will not be scaring our bodies for life, we will enjoy ourselves during wrestling, not enduring. I never wrestled my senior year because I was sick and tired of beefing up for football and then spending the winter eating nothing, to the point of passing out, then spending spring lifting weights to get back into shape for football. Taking your body to the extremes is not good for anyone. This kid in this documentary said,"eat a good breakfast of things like wheat germ, honey, eggs (Kill more chickens that way) give yourself some energy to live on, something to get the metabolism going, every morning, eat alot of fruit some lean meat and you can kick anybodies butt in the next highest weight class cause they are starving themselves and they have no more energy and they want this thing to get over so they can eat again. I wish someone would have had that mentality a long time ago.
Pass this along if you would, it all makes more sense to me and I would not have to see anymore kids trying to kill themselves to make weight, especially young kids who are still growing. My sermon for the evening. Amen :wink:
 
sw said:
Hey Katrina, I was going to PM you about this, I watched a thing on CMT last night about college wrestlers, something about real life. Watch it if you get a chance, reminded me of stupid things we did to make weight, diuretics, ExLax, starving, dehydrating, running in rubber suits, spitting into cans, it is nuts, I lived throught it, some don't. This kids point was, why don't we as wrestlers go up a weight instead of going down one, we can eat, lift weights and gain strength, we will have endurance and the strength to beat up on somebody who is starving themselves to death. We will not be scaring our bodies for life, we will enjoy ourselves during wrestling, not enduring. I never wrestled my senior year because I was sick and tired of beefing up for football and then spending the winter eating nothing, to the point of passing out, then spending spring lifting weights to get back into shape for football. Taking your body to the extremes is not good for anyone. This kid in this documentary said,"eat a good breakfast of things like wheat germ, honey, eggs (Kill more chickens that way) give yourself some energy to live on, something to get the metabolism going, every morning, eat alot of fruit some lean meat and you can kick anybodies butt in the next highest weight class cause they are starving themselves and they have no more energy and they want this thing to get over so they can eat again. I wish someone would have had that mentality a long time ago.
Pass this along if you would, it all makes more sense to me and I would not have to see anymore kids trying to kill themselves to make weight, especially young kids who are still growing. My sermon for the evening. Amen :wink:

When I was in 7th grade our varsity 98# wrestler got hurt I was on the JV Squad at 95#s I got bumped up to 98#s.My 1st match was against a really good wrestler the injured guy was my brothers best friend and I was scared to death of him he told me If I lost the next time he came over he was going to kick my butt well when the match started I got the takedown and pinned the other guy in 17 seconds I was on cloud nine after that.Our school wrestleing program got cut after that year.
 
sw, You're right.. Nebraska new rules is that once you certify at a certain weight, you can not loose more than two pounds a week..... Thus no binge eating and then trying to loose....( the way I understand it.) And a wrestler has to have 7% body fat... Ours only lost about 5-8 pounds.. It's beening at that exact weight.. Not a pound over or under and be the strongest you can be.....
 

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