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post 1656558403 02-20-2022, 07:32 PM
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What Weight class did you wrestle in college or high school

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post 1656558503 02-20-2022, 07:35 PM
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119 sophmore 125 junior 135 senior. Had to cut only 8 lbs last I could remember.
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I never wrestled, but i have been kicked out of most jiujitsu schools in my city due to erections and involuntary ejaculations during practice.
post 1656558743 02-20-2022, 07:41 PM
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171 (174) lbs, 41-14, 32 pins senior year. I never reached my potential, never lifted in high school, had chit for conditioning, and hated practice. Only thing I had going for me was speed. If my son takes up interest I'll definitely build him up to his full potential, it's a crime not to.
Virtue is its own reward.
post 1656559163 02-20-2022, 07:51 PM
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Originally Posted By GTLpilotbrah⏩
119 sophmore 125 junior 135 senior. Had to cut only 8 lbs last I could remember.
Wrestling gets harder at the lower weight classes
post 1656560533 02-20-2022, 08:24 PM
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Originally Posted By Johnez⏩
171 (174) lbs, 41-14, 32 pins senior year. I never reached my potential, never lifted in high school, had chit for conditioning, and hated practice. Only thing I had going for me was speed. If my son takes up interest I'll definitely build him up to his full potential, it's a crime not to.
did you wrestle heavyweight? thats a good record
post 1656561443 02-20-2022, 08:42 PM
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Originally Posted By Astra5H⏩
did you wrestle heavyweight? thats a good record
Heavyweight was between 215 and 275 so no. I still get the urge to step back on the mat in my 30s every time I watch UFC.
Virtue is its own reward.
post 1656561703 02-20-2022, 08:49 PM
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Originally Posted By Johnez⏩
Heavyweight was between 215 and 275 so no. I still get the urge to step back on the mat in my 30s every time I watch UFC.
I know it sucks that there isn't recreational gym for wrestling i think it's because its expensive and wrestling can become dangerous as you get older
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Originally Posted By Astra5H⏩
I know it sucks that there isn't recreational gym for wrestling i think it's because its expensive and wrestling can become dangerous as you get older
At my old high school in California during off season there was freestyle and Greco Roman wrestling that anybody could do regardless of age. One could wrestle in the "open" class. I tried looking that chit up here in Nebraska, everything is geared towards kids here tho...
Virtue is its own reward.
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Originally Posted By Getter_done⏩
I never wrestled, but i have been kicked out of most jiujitsu schools in my city due to erections and involuntary ejaculations during practice.
Lold. What belt were the guys giving you erections?


Rolled with a cute girl before and had to do everything in my power to not brick up srs
watchout your comments boyo ↓
post 1656562633 02-20-2022, 09:07 PM
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Originally Posted By Johnez⏩
At my old high school in California during off season there was freestyle and Greco Roman wrestling that anybody could do regardless of age. One could wrestle in the "open" class. I tried looking that chit up here in Nebraska, everything is geared towards kids here tho...
same here in Illinois but my family didn't have money at the time so I couldn't go to the tournaments. I heard that it is alot more fun bc you can do throws and shieet
post 1656562753 02-20-2022, 09:09 PM
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Superheavyweight


Won most of my matches via chair shot. We were into no holds barred chit growing up but if you nailed a kid
With the chair, he was generally down for the 3 count
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58,63,69kg . never won any championships.on my very first tournament i didnt see anyone from my team,no coach,no teammates and some rando gave me his singlet right when my last name was called,it was smaller size and tight af.i won that match despite all mental shock.brb peed like 5-8 times before first scrap.brb on weigh-ins everyone looked much bigger and stronger.
brb didnt show up for second match,pussied out mentally.
final thought is that coach very important part of training.i didnt have anyone to cheer me up or tell me have to work harder etc.

fortunately my sons will get all support they need to not be pussi like their dad.
post 1656562903 02-20-2022, 09:12 PM
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Originally Posted By yieldtonothing⏩
Superheavyweight


Won most of my matches via chair shot. We were into no holds barred chit growing up but if you nailed a kid
With the chair, he was generally down for the 3 count
I think heavyweights have it much easier, all you need to do is t6 be fast and take shots tbh. The lower weight classes have much harder
post 1656563003 02-20-2022, 09:15 PM
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Originally Posted By puristhndrwrth⏩
58,63,69kg . never won any championships.on my very first tournament i didnt see anyone from my team,no coach,no teammates and some rando gave me his singlet right when my last name was called,it was smaller size and tight af.i won that match despite all mental shock.brb peed like 5-8 times before first scrap.brb on weigh-ins everyone looked much bigger and stronger.
brb didnt show up for second match,pussied out mentally.
final thought is that coach very important part of training.i didnt have anyone to cheer me up or tell me have to work harder etc.

fortunately my sons will get all support they need to not be pussi like their dad.
I never won any tournaments I always came in second. still mad to this day all that hard work was for nothing smh
post 1656563083 02-20-2022, 09:16 PM
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Originally Posted By puristhndrwrth⏩
fortunately my sons will get all support they need to not be pussi like their dad.
This is the way. I know them feels. :-/ My son is gonna rek chit if Title IX doesn't kill programs here.
Virtue is its own reward.
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103, 112, 119. Had to cut a chit ton senior year.
post 1656566383 02-20-2022, 10:44 PM
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171 and 189. Cut to 160 once and gassed out in the semi finals I was so drained. My eyes were like sunken in and everyone looked at me like “Dude....you’re sucked out, you need to hydrate.”

My junior year I won prep school states. Pinned my opponent in the first round in the finals my junior year. He was my first win my freshmen year where I pinned him too. Then senior year comes around and we meet in the finals again and he nearly teched me. He got the last laugh and it kills me that this guy has a plaque somewhere with my miserable face holding the 2nd place trophy.

That was 14 years ago and I have the DVD another dad took of my finals loss to that guy. Have it on my desk and to this day I’ve still never watched it. I just can’t let it go and don’t think I ever will.
post 1656566513 02-20-2022, 10:48 PM
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No, that's too much toxic masculinity to be a school sport in Australia.
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Originally Posted By Evil_D⏩
No, that's too much toxic masculinity to be a school sport in Australia.
Seriously? There’s no wrestling in Australian high schools?
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Originally Posted By andrew28⏩
171 and 189. Cut to 160 once and gassed out in the semi finals I was so drained. My eyes were like sunken in and everyone looked at me like “Dude....you’re sucked out, you need to hydrate.”

My junior year I won prep school states. Pinned my opponent in the first round in the finals my junior year. He was my first win my freshmen year where I pinned him too. Then senior year comes around and we meet in the finals again and he nearly teched me. He got the last laugh and it kills me that this guy has a plaque somewhere with my miserable face holding the 2nd place trophy.

That was 14 years ago and I have the DVD another dad took of my final's loss to that guy. Have it on my desk and to this day I’ve still never watched it. I just can’t let it go and don’t think I ever will.
Yeah dude i started when i was in soph year and lost all of my matches but then junior year came along and i won all of my matches at 145. Then senior year came along and i wrestled between 138 145 but mostly wrestled 145. Idk i didn't do very well my senior year because wrestling in Illinois is competitive as hell. In my regionals there was 3 people who placed in state, so I was farkked
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Originally Posted By Astra5H⏩
Wrestling gets harder at the lower weight classes
Depends how low you go, at like 103-119 its all dumb freshmen

Usually is good wrestling until 215lb class where its just lazy tubbos who suck

Also, I was 171 first half of senior year then cut to 160 for 2nd half
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Never wrestled but been training UFC for a couple months and confident I could beat Johnny Walker with my 1-2
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Originally Posted By batmanman⏩
Depends how low you go, at like 103-119 its all dumb freshmen

Usually is good wrestling until 215lb class where its just lazy tubbos who suck

Also, I was 171 first half of senior year then cut to 160 for 2nd half
Id say 126-160 is hard asf
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Originally Posted By batmanman⏩
Depends how low you go, at like 103-119 its all dumb freshmen

Usually is good wrestling until 215lb class where its just lazy tubbos who suck

Also, I was 171 first half of senior year then cut to 160 for 2nd half
Basically the same here.


I wrestled 160 junior and senior year. Went into senior year with 171 locked down, but we had a hole at 160 so my coach asked me to drop down. My "minimum healthy weight" that year was 160.0, so I was pushing sub-7% bf just to make weight. It was miserable and I was back up to 175-180 within a few days of the season ending.

160lbs was like 15 years and 70lbs ago for me.
And relief washes over me in an awesome wave
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Originally Posted By Astra5H⏩
I know it sucks that there isn't recreational gym for wrestling i think it's because its expensive and wrestling can become dangerous as you get older
you could probably find an mma gym where the no gi coach was an ex wreslter my grappling coach had a wrestling background and taught us a whole lot of wrestling ****
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Originally Posted By ProEra⏩
you could probably find an mma gym where the no gi coach was an ex wreslter my grappling coach had a wrestling background and taught us a whole lot of wrestling ****
idk i don't like bjjj or grappling i like Folkstyle. But freestyle is a lot more fun bc you get to throw people shiett
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Originally Posted By Astra5H⏩
idk i don't like bjjj or grappling i like Folkstyle. But freestyle is a lot more fun bc you get throw people shiett
Fully agreed. I tried so hard to like BJJ because wrestling gyms/clinics just don’t exist for some reason outside of high school or college wrestling rooms.

BJJ bored the fuk out of me with my opponent grabbing my gi and sh!t. Didn’t like that. And even in no-gi, BJJ is like 80% you being in the missionary position with another dude. And this is coming from a guy who defended wrestling anytime one of my high school friends or associates called wrestling gay.

Freestyle in the off-season was fun because I loved wrestling in neutral. I did my classic shrug and got behind this one guy and threw him right over my head for a 5 point throw that his shoe fell off, lol. I had no idea at the time why the entire gymnasium was laughing until my friend showed me the footage, lol.
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Originally Posted By andrew28⏩
Fully agreed. I tried so hard to like BJJ because wrestling gyms/clinics just don’t exist for some reason outside of high school or college wrestling rooms.

BJJ bored the fuk out of me with my opponent grabbing my gi and sh!t. Didn’t like that. And even in no-gi, BJJ is like 80% you being in the missionary position with another dude. And this is coming from a guy who defended wrestling anytime one of my high school friends or associates called wrestling gay.

Freestyle in the off-season was fun because I loved wrestling in neutral. I did my classic shrug and got behind this one guy and threw him right over my head for a 5 point throw that his shoe fell off, lol. I had no idea at the time why the entire gymnasium was laughing until my friend showed me the footage, lol.


I love the turns you can do. Gut wrenches hurt like a bitch :45
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