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A big part of wrestling is cutting weight. Wrestlers cut weight all the time, but what are the effects of them cutting weight. Most of us know why wrestlers cut weight. They cut weight to wrestle a lighter weight class with smaller guys. Some wrestlers don’t know what kind of long-term effects that cutting weight is causing them. Although cutting weight may be worth it, there are also many negative effects that come from it. One of the main reasons I stopped cutting weight was because I was drained

INTRODUCTION Topic: wrestling Specific Purpose: To inform my audience of the culture of wrestling Thesis: with rightfully given respect, wrestling is one of the most demanding sports ever. (Attention Getter) your body is what you make of it, both physically and mentally. So why not make it the best you possibly can. (Relating) everyone has had to overcome challenges in your life, some being harder than others, but like I’ve always heard “once you’ve wrestled, everything else in life is easy”.

outdoors. Duke’s father Harry is very uncomfortable about this. He tries everything he can think of to change his son, But nothing works. Eventually Duke gets a girlfriend. Harry is very happy but far from pleased. One day Duke decides to try out for wrestling to make his father happy. Duke makes the team as an substitute. Harry travels to all of Duke's games even though he doesn't play most of the time. Duke makes his way up to the best wrestler in his school. He went the whole season undefeated. He was

to his dad and told him to “behave”. Hillary came over and grew fond of Dukes parents, especially his dad because he gave her a bracelet from New York. After this Duke did something just to surprise and please his father, Duke tried out for the wrestling team. He made the team as a substitute at 135 lbs. Harry never missed a match. Duke was undefeated and eventually became second best in the

"In wrestling, you're not necessarily going for permanent weight loss. Weight loss isn't the goal but a means of attaining the goal," said Holman. Health concerns Rachel Haas, a registered dietitian at Provena St. Joseph Medical Center, says she discourages

wasn't afraid of this kid. I was just letting myself think I was. I knew that I was not going to lose this match. When the clock ran out in the third period, the score was 9-8 in my favor. I did it. I defeated Jeff Petro in a tough 6 minutes of wrestling. It was Probably the toughest match I've ever had to wrestle. There I was with 2 wins and on my way to the semi-finals. Only 2 of my teammates had made it that far. My first opponent the next day would be Bryce. As our team left the Pepsi Center

Preston’s story is one that will strike you at heart, but make you question why you ever thought you had it rough. He was born into a family consisting of him and his mother. There were struggles amongst this family right off the get go. Preston’s life has been full of hardships but God has shaped his future into something beautiful. Preston’s mother was a teen mom who was impregnated at the age of 16 and gave labor at 17. His father was not present from the beginning of his life and has not made

The small stadium erupted as the referee's hand his the canvas for the third time and their hero sat up from leaning on the company's champion back-first with the leg hooked. The fair, young man's golden mane flipped from over his face as he majestically whipped his neck so that his fans could see the pearly white smile full of razor sharp teeth. The smash-mouth superstar roared with a bestial property as his teal eyes looked to be in an adrenaline rush. High cheek bones, a strong jawline, and an

Goodbye Germany Driving to the airport in the middle of the night, not realizing I’m leaving home and saying bye to the women I love the most. Inside the airport I had a reality check and knew that I was on my own now. While walking through security I noticed my flight was already boarding so I had to cut in front of hundreds of people. After I passed the security, it hit me I would not see my mom for a long time. Barely making it on my eight hour flight, it got harder and harder thinking about

take on the same role in our culture that wrestling did in French culture, as Barthes described in World of Wrestling. The public is somewhat aware of the fact that the accounts in these shows are embellished, but they in fact count on this extra acting out. We, as a people, love drama. The shows also have a clearly defined “victim” (which replaces the role of the “hero”) and “bastard.” But, these things have one key difference. While the wrestling matches that Barthes described were expected