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WHY WRESTLE?
WHY WRESTLE?
Wrestling prepares a person to fight the game of life.
The wrestler is the one athlete that must meet his
opponent and do battle completely on his own; no one
can substitute: no time outs are possible. He has no
one to check, screen, block, or assist him in any
way; there is no one to blame for his mistakes.
When he wins, he must show quiet pride and modesty.
When he loses, the responsibility is his.
The wrestler is the one athlete that must meet his
opponent and do battle completely on his own; no one
can substitute: no time outs are possible. He has no
one to check, screen, block, or assist him in any
way; there is no one to blame for his mistakes.
When he wins, he must show quiet pride and modesty.
When he loses, the responsibility is his.
Wrestling is a true sport. In other sports, when contact is made, they blow the whistle to stop the
action; in wrestling, when contact is made, we're just
getting started. No other sport requires more sacrifice
then wrestling. The individual, through self-denial,
offers more of his character than ever be
explained here. It is something he carries with him
throughout life, and through every trial, test, and
tribulation.
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