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Coaching Wrestling Successfully

by Gable, Dan · Recommended by 1 person on 1 podcast

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Anything you can read on Dan Gable that's another guy who's.
Urijah Faber · This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von · Nov 2018 Listen at 46:38

Why people recommend it

Coaching Wrestling Successfully by Dan Gable is an instructional sports book written by an Olympic gold medalist and legendary wrestling coach that details the techniques, mental discipline, and training philosophies required for elite athletic achievement. On an episode of This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von in November 2018, mixed martial artist Urijah Faber discussed sports motivation and high-level training regimens during his interview. When discussing figures known for their extraordinary dedication and competitive drive, Urijah strongly recommended reading anything authored by or written about Dan Gable. He pointed to Gable as a prime example of an individual whose commitment to his sport was virtually unmatched, suggesting that studying his methods and career could provide valuable lessons in discipline and perseverance. The recommendation emphasized Gable's lasting legacy as a cultural icon in combat sports, whose intense work ethic and coaching principles continue to inspire athletes and coaches striving for greatness across various disciplines far beyond the sport of wrestling itself.

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