"Success is not final, failure is not fatal, it is the courage to continue that counts" this is a quote from Winston Churchill. 

Wrestling is a sport that teaches discipline as well as many other skills.   High school wrestling is one of the most popular sports with the boys.   With a lot of training and focus you can become one of the best and maybe even be a state champion.

It’s obvious that wrestling develops a physically strong base, but it also teaches lessons that can be translated into other aspects of life once a wrestler’s career is over.  When you wrestle, you can’t rely on anyone but yourself. You have to be accountable for your own successes and failures. For this reason, wrestlers must be confident. Without a positive attitude, there will be no success. From the onset, wrestlers learn to count on themselves, gaining confidence on and off the wrestling mats.

Wrestling is a sport that makes you responsible like no other. Whether you win or lose, it’s entirely up to you. You are responsible for your training. You are responsible for making weight. You have to score. It’s all on you.