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[skaman607]

yeah you wouldn't wnt shrunken nuts when you put on one of those singlets

 

[jeremys]

thats what i did last year. i tried it for a couple practices but then lifted and ate again.

 

[louden_swain]

thats what i did last year. i tried it for a couple practices but then lifted and ate again.

I believe you have already made your decision. There was no need to post.

 

[skaman607]

so why did you quit last year?

 

[jeremys]

I believe you have already made your decision. There was no need to post.

sorry, guess i was just hoping for somebody to tell me that it could work out both ways. but i kinda guessed it wouldnt work that way..

ska, i quit because i knew bbing and wrestling didnt mix, unless i planned on doing some extreme cutting

 

[gonelifting]

OK here goes... If your school will be recognized and you have a champ at a scholarship, then it`s worth it. I knew someone that had a full scholarship for wrestling. That could happen to you. I know that`s not in your plans but if it`s paid for it might change your mind= free college education.

#2 If you`ve been working out for years and will workout/bodybuild for many years to come, then you`d be surprised at how getting "ripped" and losing weight and lots of cardio (from wrestling) would do for your physique in the long run. Wrestlers are VERY fit people and if it does`nt work for you, getting back to lifting weights will be easy. Your body will be better prepared.
AND IF IT DOES WORKOUT FOR YOU. YOU WILL HAVE A FREE COLLEGE EDUCATION.

 

[Thaibox]

Go with whatever gets you more fired up. Your heart will let you know.

I never made good gains while I was fighting. I was doing cardio everyday. Put that together with my screaming fast metabolism and I was not growing much at all. But fighting made me happier than lifting at the time.

 

[BlkWS6]

Dude I wrestled 189's my senior year in highschool, and was probably in the best shape of my life. I also was very much into bodybuilding at the time, and lifted weights even after intense wrestling practices. I had decent size for my weight, and was more cut then I have ever been. I never had more fun then I did that year of wrestling. It is an amazing sport, and something I would do all over again if I had the chance. I know this isnt what you want to hear, but GO FOR IT! You have so much time to focus on bodybuilding man, you are 15!!!! Enjoy the sport, get in awesome shape and then continue bodybuilding when the season is over. Good luck.

 

[Citruscide]

I'm not sure if someone else mentioned this... but maybe you should remember something here. You are 15 years old dude. If you wrestle while in HS, you aren't going to drop shitloads of weight... and after a few years (turn 18) then you can totally blow up.

Not to mention, you'll have experienced wrestling on a nationally ranked team.

At 15, it's tough for anyone to know what their life is. If you are truly this devoted to bbing, then you'll know that at age 15-18 are not the formative years in your strength and bodybuilding training...

Just think about it.

C-ditty

 

[jeremys]

i think im gonna wrestle. i talk to the coach this morning.


im gonna need a nice plan lifting-wise and diet-wise to keep almost all my gains. i know im going to lose size and strength, i just wanna keep it all. call me greedy