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    A couple of basic & interesting articles about the Penn State wrestling program & what their guys are doing during the season to control their health & weight.


    Making the cut
    Weight management keeps Lions healthy
    http://www.collegian.psu.edu/archive...eps_lions.aspx

    Always managing their weight
    http://www.collegian.psu.edu/blogs/b...ir-weight.aspx

    The weigh-in procedure: What wrestlers do the day of a match
    http://www.collegian.psu.edu/blogs/b...-what-wre.aspx




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    Interesting read. I think this is pretty commonplace among successful D1 schools.

    Pretty indicting of Sunderland if he really let guys cut their weight that badly and wasnt able to figure out that might be why he had an illness/fatigue/injury problem.

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    Sounds they are doing a good job, though this system assumes that all wrestlers are in 'reasonable" weight classes for their body size. I can't imagine, say, Mo Lawal using this system to get to 84 kg.


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    My team should really read this. It's so annoying to hear them talk about how much they have to cut or how much they cut last night like its a game.
    I'm so sick of hearing about it.


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    isn't that just the way it is? ;-D

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    whether it is crazy enough to have a chance of being correct
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    My own feeling is that it is not crazy enough.

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    Lance Armstrong

    beat cancer
    won 7 consecutive Tour de Frances


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