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#27	Anonymous Coward May 3 at 4:29pm there both great clubs, great wrestlers come out of both those clubs, but i do see overtime takes more time to put lifting in there training reply
#26	Anonymous Coward April 26 at 3:34pm the twisters would beat overtimw anyday reply
#25	Anonymous Coward March 8 at 2:03pm overtime would kill izzy style. reply
#24	Anonymous Coward December 18, 2008 at 8:28pm Anonymous Coward said: “.. wrote: real mature " overtime sucks" i bet your a terrible wrestler that got denied from OT i do not support OT but i do no talk about them like you grow up” hahah ur a tool reply
#23	Anonymous Coward December 4, 2008 at 9:36pm very mature sir and do the kid who wrote that take it away cause ur afending the ladies who think ur "Imature" reply
#22	Anonymous Coward December 3, 2008 at 8:24pm real mature " overtime sucks" i bet your a terrible wrestler that got denied from OT i do not support OT but i do no talk about them like you grow up reply
#21	Anonymous Coward December 3, 2008 at 8:21pm overtime is by far the worst wrestling program there is the f u'cked over alot of good wrestlers on the team illionois freestyle dual team.......and all there coaches just care about there wrestlers at the team illnois camp.........i think ISI would kill overtime in a dual...jkjkjk.....but izzy stle would murder them from overtime kids are tools reply
#20	Namehere October 21, 2008 at 9:53pm Anybody notice that Coach Bormet looks like Heath Ledger without hair? reply
#19	Howes Nemesis September 22, 2008 at 12:10pm i heard that andrew howe is quitting the team at Wisconsin because he wants to pursue an acting career in hollywood. reply
#18	Craig July 15, 2008 at 5:56am They're racking up championships(greco & freestyle junior duals champs in 2008, a lot of Fargo All Americans). Overtime is getting it done for team IL it's that simple. reply
#17	Teehee June 9, 2008 at 10:28pm During the handfighting part, Flo's right leg is ready to be picked up. heehee reply
#16	New York January 21, 2008 at 12:10am seems like a pretty cool place reply
#15	St.edward November 9, 2007 at 6:57pm we brought our whole national championship team down there and it was great it was a real nice place and then sean came to see us in lakewood ohio hes a great guy reply
#14	New York November 7, 2007 at 3:56pm looks great wish we had a club like that around here. reply
#13	Nj Dad November 1, 2007 at 9:49pm Overtime is really tough but you also should mention team Raw 241 from New Jersey (Meade, Mason, Gardner, Jamelle Jones, Caldwell) and Team Quest from Western Pa. I have seen them at the Jersey Shore Duals and if I am not mistaken beaten some really tough Raw 241 teams although I dont know much about the club. reply
#12	Dimitar Georgiev October 26, 2007 at 6:18am I really like this Club-Overtime. Great team. reply
#11	Scott Findley October 25, 2007 at 7:58am is a stud!!! reply
#10	Scott Findley October 25, 2007 at 7:10am andrew howe reply
#9	Freshman Of The Year October 24, 2007 at 4:54pm whos that kid scratching himself by bormet when there talking to him? reply
#8	Esky October 22, 2007 at 4:11am Great Video. It is good to see these types of clubs taking wrestling to the next level. I watched the Jr. Nationals in Fargo this year and Illinois was a tough group along with the Iowa and New Jersey teams. I hope access to these clubs is not limited by funding or ability to pay. It would be nice to see all of our potential stars to have access to top notch coaching and wrestling in great tournaments. Outfits like Team Overtime are taking the sport to the next level and that is great. Other states will follow the example thanks to the exposure provided by Flowrestling. reply
#7	JPH October 20, 2007 at 8:34am This clubs wrestling room is a who's who of wrestling in the Midwest. Sean has trained Mike Poeta, Eric Tannabaum, Alex Tsirtis, Angel Escobedo and Mike Benefiel, just to name a few. These kids were all in the same wrestling room training when they were high school. This program produced 11 Junior Freestyle All-Americans last summer alone and three Junior National Champs. reply
#6	Anon October 20, 2007 at 5:11am great vid. I don't know if those #1 and #2 rankings are 100% accurate though. I think they were seen in your previous vids on the east coast. reply
#5	Gdog October 20, 2007 at 4:08am it is very neat knowing that i worked out there. reply
#4	Big Beast October 19, 2007 at 1:09pm conrad polz and andrew howe in the same room together is very impressive reply
#3	Anonymous Coward October 19, 2007 at 12:28pm This is ssssiiiiiiccccckkkkk!!!! reply
#2	Frankie Mc October 19, 2007 at 12:27pm Wow. Sean and all the Overtime coaches are awesome. They are great for Illinois wrestling. I wish Overtime was around when I was in high school. I can't say enough about the program, its simply the best. reply

Sean Bormet

Team Overtime

April 24, 2009

Overtime Wrestling is one of the premier wrestling clubs in the nation thanks to an organized and hard working mentality of Sean Bormet. The club has to turn kids away every year to such high demand for Seans services.
Overtime and Sean Bormet have systems in place that also coach the nations best wrestlers like World Bronze Medalist Donny Pritzlaff.

About Sean Bormet

Organization:	NYAC Freestyle Head Coach & Team Overtime
College:	University Of Michigan-ann Arbor
High School:	Providence Catholic High Schoo
Bio:	Sean Bormet came out Providence High School. A High School that wrestles in the famous Chicago Catholic League. Sean was a state champion and went on to wrestle at University of Michigan. At the University… + See More + Sean Bormet came out Providence High School. A High School that wrestles in the famous Chicago Catholic League. Sean was a state champion and went on to wrestle at University of Michigan. At the University… + See More - See Less - Sean Bormet came out Providence High School. A High School that wrestles in the famous Chicago Catholic League. Sean was a state champion and went on to wrestle at University of Michigan. At the University of Michigan he became a 2x All American and an NCAA Finalist. His last collegiate match he wrestled Pat Smith, 1 of only 2 4x NCAA Champions, in the finals. He lost in a tight match. After College he began training for the Olympics, however is biggest successes in the sport of wrestling would be what he did off the mat. Sean Bormet in 2000 began a club called Team Overtime. The club was modeled off of Ernie Monacco's "The Edge" in New Jersey. Team Overtime has since become the premier wrestling club in the nation. In 2007 USA Freestyle Championships Team Overtime lead Illinois to the overall team title in the nation. Year in and year out they have a waiting list to join their club. With a 94% renewal rate from their members it is not easy to get a spot at Team Overtime.

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Coverages Sean Bormet is part of (4):

Documentary of a Top Level Practice

Cadet and Junior Nationals

2009 US Open

2009 World Team Trials

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