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Our son had two documented concussions and two that weren’t. He continued playing in college and after a broken bone in his foot and a fractured wrist, he decided enough was enough. Thankfully the concussions were not severe as McFarland Clinic in South Ames has a concussion specialist and he passed all the tests the following day. Some of the questions they asked though, I would have thought they would have told me to make an appointment!
Upper elementary and Jr high. They've been doing the local school stuff but they have inquired about wanting to do more. We're up by CF...so immortal seems logical, unless I'm missing something
Sebolt's style training is fine and even great for guys 16 years old or older. There are 1/st graders training this way and that leads to health problems and burn out pretty early. He has not produced the high college AA guys yet. AWA or M2 would be better examples of doing development right imo.
Don't forget about Stritmatter who was a D2 champion (2x I think) before transferring to Iowa. He has had some great college guys come through his club in PA.
I feel like moen is doing great at all levels. Obviously immortals is doing good thing also and have been for awhile now. Big game is also growing but I believe connections with sebolt. You can achieve high levels without these clubs but look at the state tournament and I bet it would be hard to find kids that didn’t train privately at some point in time.
I had a very similar experience with little league baseball.
Went to watch a relative and immediately after the games the parents were all hammering drinks in the hotel lobby.
It was an “a-ha” moment.
My 6th grader received an invite a couple of weeks ago to the Folkstyle nationals this weekend in CF. He really wanted to go but his middle school team shut down after districts and his wrestling club practiced the same night as his baseball team, so we said no more this season. He's been doing 2 sports since last summer, it was time to slow down.
He would go full time wrestling if we let him but youth wrestling is like competitive baseball and soccer, we could be travelling every weekend across the country but his mom and I would burnout first.
He would go full time wrestling if we let him but youth wrestling is like competitive baseball and soccer, we could be travelling every weekend across the country but his mom and I would burnout first.
I don’t think Pablo has ever been with sebolt. He is a passionate dude and keeps it small. I think he has lost several athletes to other clubs. Being elite shouldn’t be so expensive. My son was a runner up this year without ever going to private clubs.
Tunink is still going I believe. He has coached so many of those hammers while they were young. I think he teaches a more laid back style without much care about winning AAU titles in elementary school.I prefer this with young kids but to each his/her own.
Anyone else watch the Fellers/Harrell match from folk style nationals? Not sure how the kid puts up with his dad. Adam is intense.
Tunink is at High Altitude Wrestling Club and has been great. Relax, have fun and score points is his philosophy. Granted my kids are at the young end of it all so that fits what works best for them.
