If you know–you know, “squeeze”.
Leading a practice as a CIT was a new experience for me, being in charge and in control of what everyone else was doing. I was a bit nervous and hesitant to take on the role at first but with the help of friends and coaches I was able to settles into the role and lead a good practice.
I want wrestling to be as widespread as basketball is today.
Wrestling has been an escape for me through some of my most difficult times.
The CIT program at Beat the Streets has given me the opportunity to share wrestling within the Boston community, and that experience of spreading the sport has been so rewarding thus far.
Anxiety is necessary for success. Worry about some things, prepare for anything, and succeed at everything.
I am proud of what we have accomplished and I hope we can still grow to be better.
Wrestling is a very demanding sport but it is also gives one of the best rewarding feelings.
My favorite wrestling memory is my first folkstyle techfall, I didn’t even realize until the ref stood us up.
When the distance is unknown, that’s when you find out who you are.
Seeing kids be open and passionate about wrestling really had an impact on me, because one thing I regret is not getting into wrestling earlier, but these kids now have the opportunities I didn’t.
Only regret i have about wrestling is not starting sooner.