Wrestling Blogs - Devin Carter
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February 8, 2008
Christiansburg Blue Demons Wrestling------
It's what we live for. What we look forward to every day. We put our hearts and souls into every sprint, every live go, every move. We work our asses off in 5 practices per week just to beat the kid across the mat from us. We travel all over the country to seek the ultimate competitor to challenge us to do better. Sometimes we get pissed at our teammates or coaches for beating us or making us do extra sprints, but we know it will help us in the extra mile. It's the thing we take most seriously in our lives. We pour our sweat onto the mat almost every day so we can lose unthinkable amounts of weight, just trying to be able to compete. After the state title, we work hard in the off season the next week to get better for next year. We do three different styles to get more experience. We race eachother and time eachother to strive to get better even thought we hate it. We make yearly goals that noone else would think we are capable of, and accomplish them. We handle the attitudes from our envious enemies and just brush it off. We strive for perfection, because anything less of that will have people questioning whether we are the best. We shed blood almost every practice, and it makes us work harder. We spend extra hours after practice to improve our technique or to lose a few pounds. We have mental toughness when most people would break down, cry, and quit. We compete when the pain of a broken bone rushes through our body. The only time we cry is when we have done the unimaginable. We put our passion and love of the sport before anything else in our lives. We take criticism from other teams, coaches, and parents because we are the best. We don't need a stick to throw something into a goal. We don't need full body pads to protect us from injury. We don't get foul shots for every time we get roughed up. We don't get penalized for tripping. We do it all year-round instead of quitting at the end of the season. We use our hearts, souls, guts, strength and mental toughness to survive. Most of all, we don't get sympathy for our loses and unacheived goals. We get a "suck it up" and don't expect anything more. We put our sweat and tears into everything that has to do with wrestling. We go above and beyond our natural skills. A sign of weakness is our opponents' confidence. We think of nothing else. We do it for ourselves and nobody else. We show no fear or mercy. We are not counted out when we are losing. We acheive. We came, we saw, we conquered. We are the Christiansburg wrestlers. We are the state champions.
CHRISTIANSBURG BLUE DEMONS WRESTLING------ SIX AND COUNTING..............
It's what we live for. What we look forward to every day. We put our hearts and souls into every sprint, every live go, every move. We work our asses off in 5 practices per week just to beat the kid across the mat from us. We travel all over the country to seek the ultimate competitor to challenge us to do better. Sometimes we get pissed at our teammates or coaches for beating us or making us do extra sprints, but we know it will help us in the extra mile. It's the thing we take most seriously in our lives. We pour our sweat onto the mat almost every day so we can lose unthinkable amounts of weight, just trying to be able to compete. After the state title, we work hard in the off season the next week to get better for next year. We do three different styles to get more experience. We race eachother and time eachother to strive to get better even thought we hate it. We make yearly goals that noone else would think we are capable of, and accomplish them. We handle the attitudes from our envious enemies and just brush it off. We strive for perfection, because anything less of that will have people questioning whether we are the best. We shed blood almost every practice, and it makes us work harder. We spend extra hours after practice to improve our technique or to lose a few pounds. We have mental toughness when most people would break down, cry, and quit. We compete when the pain of a broken bone rushes through our body. The only time we cry is when we have done the unimaginable. We put our passion and love of the sport before anything else in our lives. We take criticism from other teams, coaches, and parents because we are the best. We don't need a stick to throw something into a goal. We don't need full body pads to protect us from injury. We don't get foul shots for every time we get roughed up. We don't get penalized for tripping. We do it all year-round instead of quitting at the end of the season. We use our hearts, souls, guts, strength and mental toughness to survive. Most of all, we don't get sympathy for our loses and unacheived goals. We get a "suck it up" and don't expect anything more. We put our sweat and tears into everything that has to do with wrestling. We go above and beyond our natural skills. A sign of weakness is our opponents' confidence. We think of nothing else. We do it for ourselves and nobody else. We show no fear or mercy. We are not counted out when we are losing. We acheive. We came, we saw, we conquered. We are the Christiansburg wrestlers. We are the state champions.
CHRISTIANSBURG BLUE DEMONS WRESTLING------ SIX AND COUNTING..............
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