u/diamondscenery

Most young wrestlers in my opinion, when selecting their wrestling shoes, their choice is often based on its appearance. Now I’m not saying that choosing one wrestling shoe over the other will make a drastic and huge difference, its certaintly not and never will be something compared to the importance of strength and technique. However, I do think getting the little things right is in the best interest for majority of athletes, especially as the competition becomes more elite — and so, that is the reasoning why I pose my question. It couldn’t matter how the shoe looks or whether what brand it is, all I really care for is getting offered the best possible shoe that can make the largest impact that a shoe could make (which is likely minimal in the grand scheme of wrestling talent).

I'm in community college right now, and I just finished my first term in the summer, but in the fall I plan to take some courses called: "Developmental Algebra for Precalculus" and "College Algebra for Precalculus."

When Covid had happened in 2020, I was in 6th grade and, of course, like every other student, went online. I didn't pay attention in those Zoom calls, which I believe made me skip a whole section of math that would be important for me to understand later down the line in high school. If it matters to gauge my math level, I scored about a 470 on the SAT 8 months ago.

Now I have a much more dedicated drive to my education, and I wish to make my math skills the best they can possibly be. I do plan to look at guides on this subreddit alongside the suggestions and recommendations I hopefully get on this post. My main goal for the next 2 months of summer is to be more prepared for the classes I mentioned earlier, kind of getting a head start and getting into the habit of studying math.