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    For all the people who currently wrestle or have wrestled before. How do you make the time to stay committed to wrestling,bodybuilding, and school? I would find it hard to eat every 2-3 hours with all the wrestling practices. I'm trying to make a tough decision of whether I want to stay committed to bodybuilding and get maximum gains or stay committed to bodybuilding and also wrestling, and get fair gains.
    The wrestling practices are held at:
    Monday - 3:30pm - 5:00pm
    Tuesday - 7:00am - 8:00am
    Wednesday - 5:00pm - 6:30pm
    Thursday - 2:15pm - 3:45pm

    *Note:School ends at 3:15pm for me except on Thursdays, which end at
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    Originally Posted by AYung
    For all people who currently wrestle or have wrestled before. How do you make the time to stay committed to wrestling,bodybuilding, and school? I would find it hard to eat every 2-3 hours with all the wrestling practices. I'm trying to make a touch decision of whether I want to stya committed to bodybuilding and get maximum gains or stay committed to bodybuilding and also wrestling, and get fair gains.
    The wrestling practices are held at:
    Monday - 3:30pm - 5:00pm
    Tuesday - 7:00am - 8:00am
    Wednesday - 5:00pm - 6:30pm
    Thursday - 2:15pm - 3:45pm

    *Note:School ends at 3:15pm for me except on Thursdays, which end at
    2:15pm.

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    well i do alot of MMA, and it has plenty of wrestling in it. To keep up with the fighting 3-4 times a week and the weight training, i do really intense barbaric workouts which only last an hour but train plenty of muscles. This way i can do full body workout in just 2 days. Plus we also do alot of bodyweight training in the martial arts. On top of all of that, i also run and swim. Just use creatine, eat alot and sleep alot and you will be set. You might have to do mulitiple workouts in a day though.
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    Sorry to sound dumb, but what does MMA stand for?
    Yeah thats what I mean, the wrestling workouts would affect my bodybuilding workouts. Thus, probably hindering my gains for the worse. It costs $40 to join the team. Thought, I would be the only asian on the team, hehe.
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    Different Approach

    The strength gains not mass gains that I made in wrestling were incredible. I would lift weights right after practice in the weight room 2-3 times a week. You should be looking for strength not mass in wrestling. The lower you can get your weight the more competitive you are. Stop trying to gain weight, do that after the season, you will have a huge strength base to build on. The weight will come easy if you have this base. At your weight you should try wrestling 103 or 112lbs. You would probably be successful. This is what I did in wrestling. My senior yr. of high school I was 6-0 and wrestled 130lbs. but had tons of strength. This is just a suggestion.
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    this year im wrestling also, the made me captain. its my senior year, im wrestling 189, 5'10 i cut all the way down from 220 to make it since august.
    i think my strength to weight ratio is pretty decent
    1216 at 189
    thats 365 on bench
    315 on incline
    450 on dead
    275 powerclean
    lifts havnt gone down after cutting either! and i didnt have much fat on me when i weighed 220.
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    Im skinny enough as I am, so your saying I should stop bulking and cut down 20lbs? Well I could easily lose the weight but gaining back 20lbs could take me a year. Thanks for suggestion, I dont know I will will join for sure yet. Afterall, I am currently broke and I have to get my mom to pay the fee somehow.
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    Originally Posted by AYung
    Sorry to sound dumb, but what does MMA stand for?
    Yeah thats what I mean, the wrestling workouts would affect my bodybuilding workouts. Thus, probably hindering my gains for the worse. It costs $40 to join the team. Thought, I would be the only asian on the team, hehe.
    mixed martial arts, includes stand up fighting, grappling, weapon disarming, physical workouts and mental work.
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    just do it, eat alot every meal...you dont have to eat 6 meals a day you know..I eat 3 just lots of food each one.
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    I believe in a bodybuilding perspective, it is much beter to eat 6-8 smaller meals throughout the day. This is to keep refilling your body with nutrients and decreases the chance of muscle breakdown. Anyways I decided that I want to join, so long as my parents provide me with MONEY!!!!
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    Originally Posted by AYung
    I believe in a bodybuilding perspective, it is much beter to eat 6-8 smaller meals throughout the day. This is to keep refilling your body with nutrients and decreases the chance of muscle breakdown. Anyways I decided that I want to join, so long as my parents provide me with MONEY!!!!
    no i know what you mean, but bbing isnt everything in sports. I used to think it was, but boy was i wrong. I know it means that, i was just stating that if you dont have enough time to eat, than do that.
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