2020-21 Falcon Wrestling – Weekly Schedule
Week Five: December 14th – 19th
Theme: Toughness: Forged in the Fire
This Week’s Practice Schedule:
Monday: A Group – WR Room (3:20-4:50) B Group – WR Room (5:00-6:30)
Tuesday: A Group – WR Room (3:20-4:50) B Group – WR Room (5:00-6:30)
Wednesday: A Group – WR Room (3:20-5:00)
*C Team – Double Dual @ Home / *Girls – Mixer @ Paola HS
Thursday: *V/JV/G – Double Dual @ Prairie View HS
Friday: *V/JV/G – JOCO Quad #1 @ Bishop Miege HS
Saturday: *Varsity – JOCO Quad #2 @ Blue Valley HS
Competition/Events:
*Wednesday: CTeam Double Duals; North Gym: Setup (4:00); Wrestle (5:00)
*Wednesday: Girls Mixer; Paola HS: Bus (3:30); Weigh (4:30); Wrestle (5:30)
*Thursday: Double Dual; Prairie View HS: Bus (2:30); Weigh (4:00); Wrestle (5:00)
*Friday: JOCO Quad; Bishop Miege HS: Bus (3:30); Weigh (4:30); Wrestle (5:30)
*Saturday: JOCO Quad; Blue Valley HS: Bus (7:00); Weigh (8:00); Wrestle (9:00)
Culture:
Quote: “The only way you gain mental toughness is to do things you’re not happy doing. If you continue doing things that you’re satisfied and make you happy, you’re not getting stronger. You’re staying where you’re at. Either you’re getting better, or you’re getting worse. You’re not staying the same.” – David Goggins
Tend The Root: We must choose toughness every day. Human beings are hardwired to seek comfort and to find the path of least resistance. Each time you willingly choose the more difficult path, or the right path, you callous your mind. To become tough, we must callous our mind over and over again. It’s easy to do the right things – but it’s easier to not do them – toughness is what allows us to make the correct choice. Stay vigilant of your choices and continue to choose toughness. This doesn’t ensure victory of every battle – but it promises an opportunity to win the war! The toughest swords in battle did not become that way overnight. They are not made of some special & unique metal. Instead, the swords that swing true on the battlefield are the ones TOUGH ENOUGH to be forged in the hottest fires, and pounded over and over again.
