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    I remember those long‚ horrible terrible days spent at wrestling camp. The combined smell of over 50 boys working out IS hard to forget‚ after all. I was a mediocre wrestler at best (still am in fact)‚ but even I knew these guys were on a tier far higher than I could ever hope to reach. While I was there‚ I got all beat up‚ exhausted‚ and even cried. I knew I wouldn’t be able to keep up with these guys. But I’d’ve rather died than not try. And besides … HE had seemed so happy talking about it.

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    Few sports encompass the battle of human bodies and wills quite like the sport of wrestling does. Two opponents of equal size‚ with little equipment‚ and no goal other than to physically dominate your opponent. Ask any wrestler‚ however‚ and they will tell you that this “physical” battle is 90% mental- more about breaking and outlasting your opponent rather than feats of physical strength. Press that same wrestler a little further‚ and they will admit that the toughest battle is not actually with

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    Comparative Essay 2 In the short stories “Arm Wrestling with My father” by Brad Manning and “Shooting Dad” by Sarah Vowell‚ both authors depict scenes communicating their individual relationships with their fathers. Manning uses description and narrative to depict his relationship with his father‚ he explains that he carries a competitive nature along with his father and he feels oppressed by him. Manning show that within his struggle with his father he grows a physical relationship with him and

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    Wrestling With Civil Disobedience Introduction It is prevalent that citizens around the world feel the need to follow their moral compass rather than the laws their state administers. When faced with a certain dilemma that causes any citizen to choose between following his moral conscience or following the rules mandated by the state‚ he is prone to following the law out of fear of the consequences if he chooses not to comply. However‚ there are those who prove to be an exception to this assumption

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    Southern Conference champion‚ another as a Southern Indiana Wrestling Conference‚ and Sectional champion. The best feeling out of all of them was me standing up on the first place at sectionals. I had dreamed about being number one on that podium for so long and it had finally came true. I learned that hard work‚ and dedication will pay off in the long run as long as you never give up. It all started at SIWC‚ also known as Southern Indiana Wrestling Conference. Coming into the conference I was ranked third

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    he saved wrestling. He was in the second grade. His dad was taking him to a wrestling tournament in Des Moines. All the people in the area were starting to quit wrestling and started to play basketball. It was Dan’s last chance to save wrestling before he would be the only wrestler left in the area. His family had wrestled for all their life. Dan want for his kids and their kids to wrestle like he had‚ so wrestling would still be in their family. The only thing that could save wrestling was if Dan

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    110 2 February 2011 Real Pro Wrestling Specific Purpose: To inform my audience of The professional sports league called Real Pro Wrestling. Central Idea: Real Pro Wrestling was a professional sports league that differed from modern professional wrestling. Important factors include how the league started‚ who watches it‚ who competes in it‚ and where it is today. Introduction What do you think of when somebody mentions‚ “professional wrestling”? Most likely you think WWE‚ Hulk

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    My First Wrestling Match Have you ever felt so scared that you were going to throw up and faint? This describes my mother at my first wrestling match. This also describes my feelings. It was my first wrestling tournament ever; the anticipation was so thick you could cut it with a knife. This match would come to be known as one of the most challenging adventures in my life. I had never wrestled before or seen a wrestling match. Coach A. told me to try wrestling because I tackled like a

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    Wrestling has always been a huge part of my life. When I was in the seventh grade‚ I decided that if I didn’t make the cheerleading team‚ I would join the wrestling team. I was a cheerleader for four years‚ and two of those four years I also managed the Medomak Middle School wrestling team. My father is the coach for the Medomak Valley High School and Pee-Wee wrestling teams‚ and he has been for quite a number of years. My younger sister Emily has been wrestling since she was 4 years old‚ so it has

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