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Amanda Stanec, a Ph.D in Physical Education, explains how she used a health-focused approach to help reinstate wrestling at a trio of at-risk high schools in the St. Louis area. This is a must-listen for anyone interested in stating compelling arguments for why we need amatuer wrestling in our school systems.
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Foley and Muir discuss the idea of Iowa Style and if it effects the development of youth wrestlers, set lines for the NWCA All-Star Classic and bemoan the existence of Homeland's Dana Brody -- the worst character in television history.
Former Cornell All-American (2004) and current F&M assistant wrestling coach Matt Greenberg joins the podcast to spit about wrestling's need for a "Moment of Clarity" and his enjoyment of the rich and diverse nightlife in Lancaster, PA.
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