Another Fargo is in the books. There was a ton of great wrestling matches in both the cadet and junior divisions. Brandon Metz, who is verbally committed to North Dakota State, won his second heavyweight wrestling national title as well as … Continue reading →
Hello wrestling family! I have decided to start a weekly wrestling roundup. My goal will be to cover relevant wrestling news articles. Most of my posts are very focused on a particular subject, but the weekly round up will be … Continue reading →
Branched Chain Amino Acids can help wrestlers lose weight. Today, I would like to discuss the advantages of using branched chain amino acids to optimize a wrestler’s diet.
Continue reading →I started wrestleclub in 2012 with the thought of providing useful services and articles to the wrestling community. Since then, this website has increased in traffic exponentially. I want to say thank you to everyone who has visited this site and … Continue reading →
What is the meaning of wrestling? Merriam-Webster states the simple definition “is a sport in which two people try to throw, force, or pin each other to the ground”. The truth is a dictionary cannot give a true meaning of wrestling … Continue reading →
Every wrestler who steps on the mat wants to win. The reality is that even great wrestlers will lose occasionally. I see elite wrestlers lose all the time. For example, take the first bedlam dual of 2015-16. Kaid Brock had … Continue reading →
The key to winning matches is to learn chain wrestling. Have you ever watched wrestlers try the same move over and over again… only to have that move defended by his opponent? Learn how chain wrestling can help wrestlers win more matches. … Continue reading →
In a lot of high school wrestling programs, I notice the varsity squad gets a lot of mat time and the JV squad gets very little mat time. Little league, junior high, and JV wrestlers are the future of any … Continue reading →
I’ve come to the conclusion that there are worst things than losing a wrestling match. As wrestling parents, we want to see our children succeed. I think as parents, we push our children too much and our expectations are too … Continue reading →
In my previous post, I wrote about the proposed changes in the drop-down rule. Today I’m discussing the neutral stalling rule. Here is the verbiage of changes I found in the following article: NCAA Wrestling Rules Committee recommends making two … Continue reading →
