Wrestling

This year wrestling season went by in a flash. I can remember being there the first day of practice with so many strange faces. I have met many amazing people throughout my years of wrestling and most of them happen to be from my own team. My wrestling season for my junior year did not have the outcome I was hoping. I know this falls under my wing; I know I should have pushed myself a little harder everyday of practice. The one thing wrestling has taught me is how to discipline myself and my body in ways I really thought I would not be able to. Like my coach says, "Wrestling is a sport of conditioning and positioning," the better conditioning one has, the better positioning they will be in on the mat. I have one season of wrestling left in my high school career, and I plan to leave everything on the mat. I know I have to work out in the off season to better myself for my last season in wrestling. I plan to do so with those who want to achieve more of themselves. Wrestling has helped me through a lot of obstacles in my life. Like Dan Gable said, " Once you've wrestled, everything else in life is easy." Only a true wrestler understands that.

When it falls down...

So I am sitting here in Enlgish class doing nothing -_-
It's bittersweet thinking the fact that I am wasting my time doing nothing when I could be doing something productive that will eventually help me out sometime in my life. Oh well though. Time will never stop so literally it's unstoppable. We can't fight time either because that's just not possible. There are too many questions that will be left unanswered when I die, which makes me feel all weird because even though there is an infinite amount of time you still cannot answer every question. For instance, when will time stop? haha. Something I believe that wastes the time of every human being is sleeping. My friend Jesus also has some input on this belief. When one is asleep they do nothing except rest. Do humans really need this rest, or does our mind just make us feel that we do? Since freshman year, my honors English teacher had given my class a lecture of all the things we could do by staying up late doing things that are productive. Since then, I have found myself to be staying up to around one or two in the morning working on homework or getting ahead in my classes or just doing anything I find interesting other than sleeping. My mom and dad think it is a bad habit of me but my brother seems to have the same routine and he says it has really saved him in college. So I will see how my sleeping patterns will help me out with working out as much time as I have in my life and only time will tell what will happen. Just another thought to throw out there and think about...

New Post!

This post is to Dylan:

Hi ! :p
I'll put a new one up sometime this week. When I have time to think!