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Terry Brands
Intense speed workoutJuly 14, 2008 The olympians are taken through a tough workout led by an NFL super bowl champion.
About Terry Brands | Organization: | Iowa | | Bio: | Terry Brands is one of the most intense competitors the United States ever put on the mat. He earned two World Championship Titles and took a bronze in the 2000 Olympics. In college Terry was a huge force… + See More +Terry Brands is one of the most intense competitors the United States ever put on the mat. He earned two World Championship Titles and took a bronze in the 2000 Olympics. In college Terry was a huge force… + See More - See Less -Terry Brands is one of the most intense competitors the United States ever put on the mat. He earned two World Championship Titles and took a bronze in the 2000 Olympics. In college Terry was a huge force along with his twin brother Tom. He was a 3x NCAA finalist and 2x NCAA Champion. Currently Terry Brands coaches the USA wrestling team. |
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Henry Cejudo wins the gold!
Mocco looks second best, working hard
Askren looks a little too slow, sleepy, lazy
Cormier sits out.
This video is awfully prescient, no?
Was this filmed by FLO???? Are you holding out on us because of Fargo???
hes an older guy and hes working out with a bunch of kids in their prime
theres no reason he has to do these workouts with these guys
hes a man the brands brothers are two of the craziest bastards i've ever seen
wow
Great quote Coach Gwood! Best of Luck to TEAM USA!! ALL OF YOU DESERVE THE GOLD!!
Also, if Cormier was healthy, why was he sitting in a chair watching the rest of the team train? Just because he felt like it? These guys are not constantly working out when they're injured. Hurt, maybe, but injured, most likely not. The USOC and USAW want to make sure that their best are as healthy as humanly possible come August 8.
"It is not the critic who counts: not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles or where the doer of deeds could have done better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood, who strives valiantly, who errs and comes up short again and again, because there is no effort without error or shortcoming, but who knows the great enthusiasms, the great devotions, who spends himself for a worthy cause; who, at the best, knows, in the end, the triumph of high achievement, and who, at the worst, if he fails, at least he fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who knew neither victory nor defeat."
Translation: Stop hating on America's best (Including the training partners). Your not going through 3 a day workouts and probably never have. The pain that they endure just to make it day by day would break 95% of the world. They still train whether their sick or injured, how do you think they got here.
No doubt Angel is a stud, belongs at the USOTC and has a long future ahead of him, but he's tagged on these videos as a practice partner for his brother, not as a contender for a weight that wasn't even qualified by this country in this Olympic cycle. At this point in time, Angel is not a real threat to the make up of the US world team at 60 kilos. Let's see what happens next year before you guys all start predicting his future. However, something tells me that Za, Gallick, Coleman Scott and Shawn Bunch won't be going anywhere soon.
Obviously Flo chose only selected parts to show in the video, but I don't think there was a single scene in which Askren wasn't slacking or quitting early. What he has managed to do the last few months is surely impressive, but looks like maybe his "Take on Hard work" for this workout is a little lax. I hope he does big things in August.
i see angel's name tagged in all these olympic workouts.... where's yours, buddy? where ever he ends up on the international level i bet my bottom dollar it's further than you.....
And where Mocco is shedding his gut, Hrovat seems to be packing it on.
p.s. I would not want to cross Steve Mocco
Thanks Joe, this was pretty intense.
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