Who Do You Want Your Child to Become Because of Wrestling? – Part 1
Not what medals they’ll win. Not what their record will be. Who are they becoming in the process? For most kids, wrestling will make up a small percentage of
Not what medals they’ll win. Not what their record will be. Who are they becoming in the process? For most kids, wrestling will make up a small percentage of
"Crazy wrestling dad" "Crazy wrestling mom" These are terms others have used to describe fanatical parents. (Not me...I would never call anyone crazy) As we near the end of
It’s Sunday. The Falcons are on (or insert your team here). It’s a big game. Expectations are high. The team is driving for the game-winning touchdown. The quarterback drops
In wrestling, there are no timeouts. No time to feel sorry for yourself. No time to replay what just happened. No time to panic about how far behind you are.
As a parent and a coach, the process of being an elite wrestler used to mystify me. What do these NCAA and Olympic champions do that the others aren't? What
College wrestling recruiting can be overwhelming for parents and wrestlers. I just went through the process myself so here are some tips.
One of my wrestlers (a 6th grader) came into practice yesterday, two days after not placing in the state tournament, hungrier than ever. He wasn't satisfied with his results
Introduction I’ve seen the nervousness before the whistle blows, the emotional rollercoaster during close matches, the disappointment of losing, and the immense pride of big wins. I’ve seen parents
Competing is a critical step in the developmental process. That’s what wrestling is all about. This is not a sport like Taekwondo where progress is based on the teacher deciding
Whether your wrestler started off winning or found success after grinding for years, the expectations and pressure to win get elevated both from them and you. You go into tournaments