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January 2011 Read More →
Getting to Know Jake Avre:
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WRESTLING WAS THE FINAL EVENT OF WHAT OLYMPIC COMPETITION? WHAT SET OF THREE BROTHERS WAS SEEDED #1 NINE TIMES AND WON SEVEN NCAA TITLES? |
It has been an awhile since camp has been over and you should be in the heart of your wrestling season. Remember to stop and reflect on the six fundamentals life/wrestling skills that you learned and we reinforced while you were at camp. Take a couple minutes to ask yourself how you can incorporate these skills into your current life and training... Discipline, dedication, sacrifice, hard work, responsibility, and accountability.
This quote is often incorrectly attributed to Hall of Fame coach Vince Lombardi. In fact, it was first said by Henry (Red) Sanders in 1950 and received national recognition when it was used in the 1953 movie Along the Way. The combination of the movie and Coach Lombardi's adoption of the quote immortalized the words and presumably, even the logic. But, is winning everything?
Nelson Baker, 15 from Byron, Illinois 
worked as a
J Robinson Intensive Camp counselor for seven summers, traveling across the country to train thousands of campers each year. From 2003 to 2008, while wrestling for the University of Minnesota, Manny was a three-time NCAA Qualifier, NCAA All-American, and a member of the 2007 NCAA Championship Team.
Intensity can mean many different things. Often, it can be defined as a high level or degree at which you do something. In strength training, intensity is often labeled as your maximum lift — 100% intensity would be your max. In competition and wrestling practice, it often refers to the effort you put forward.
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