How to become the champion - my advice to wrestlers striving for the top.

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[@taivang4332]

love your videos, they've taken me a long way.

[@vec206]

I try to go to as many practices as i can and wrestle as much as possible but during the summer i feel like i still have a lot of free time i want to dedicate to improving my wrestling. Anything you would recommend doing alone. I would like to be a state champ, but i started wrestling very late in 10th grade. All advice is appreciated, thank you.

[@JasonLayton]

Trail running in the mountains/hills is great if possible. Studying technique. Watching live wrestling, at all different experience levels. Reading about the beliefs of great leaders and winners.

[@bigtime4492]

I have never wrestled but I would like to try it

[@asnyder6012]

What wrestler(s) did you look up to/follow when you were wrestling (i.e. Who influenced your style the most)?

[@JasonLayton]

Looked up to: Ben askren, Jesse Jantzen, Cael Sanderson, Gene mills.
Learned directly from: Chris Edmunds, Tom Ryan, Artie Weidler, and a lot of other great coaches.

[@nathanzarbo9976]

@@JasonLayton Artie Weidler? The guy who’s name is on the weights? haha

[@JasonLayton]

@@nathanzarbo9976 ??

[@HulkVahkiin]

This advice should go to all combat sports. You want to be the best? Study the best

[@AhmedTennis]

Any more tips please because I am a freshmen and it is my first year, my goal is to be a state champ?

[@JasonLayton]

Watch lots of technique and matches, wrestle a lot, and most importantly, learn how to drill like the best.