say you guys were to run into tony soprano in the street, no idea who he is, things start getting heated and he ask to take you outside and fight, are you beating him. ignore what happens to you after your gonna get put in witness protection as soon as the fights over. Tony is about 6'1 380-400 from my research and those stats are important edit: i meant he is 280-300 honest mistake
Alright so i'm 17 my pre-season stats where 6'0 220 now im 6'0 193 lbs and my first wrestling season just concluded with the school year and i have learned a lot about combat sports and stuff. Firstly how you fuel your body matters WAY more then i thought. I previously thought food is food as long as i am eating what i should and i am losing the weight i want it dont really matter but when i ate like junk people who i previously had no issue beating became alot tougher and my energy went way down, but while eating clean i could go live for longer and i could move much better, and put together moves without having to think as hard. Something i under estimated though was the cardio, later into the season it got much easier but just starting off was damn near hell, a humid, hot ass room gasping for air while my head is spinning. Something else is you really lose the ego and fear of losing, starting off i was worried about getting beat in sparring but as the year goes on i learned that losing is apart of the sport. Lastly the one thing that blew ass through the whole year was spin drills, it doesnt matter how fueled up i was, how good i wrestled, no matter what i had planned after practice, Hearing those damned words "Pick a partner where doing spin drills" could put that to a stop instantly