Carl Fronhofer

Nakba: between 1947 & 1949, more than 700,000 Palestinians were expelled from their homes during the creation of Israel. 530 villages were destroyed. The displaced never allowed back. Both of my wives grandparents were among the 700,000. The catastrophe continues. Free 🇵🇸

Come join us Saturday, March 21 for our Beat the Streets Bay Area NCAA D1 Men’s Wrestling Finals Watch Party. Tickets are on sale now!

Sharing a really cool piece about one of the most passionate and dedicated athletes I’ve ever had the privilege to help coach @TabathaRicci youtu.be/CDFyBZLX66c

Wait…we need to limit the US First Amendment???

If we can’t have an NCAA sanctioned Dual Championship but want some more awesome consequential duals. What if every conference had to determine a dual meet champion with a championship match. Winning team earns AQ’s at all 10 weights to the ind. tourney, they choose their reps.

🩸 A Brother in Need — Help Find a Kidney Donor for Roman Fleszar! The wrestling community has always been built on grit, loyalty, and brotherhood — and one of our own now needs us more than ever. Roman Fleszar, a name etched in New Jersey and collegiate wrestling history, is in urgent need of a kidney donor. Roman is a two-time NCAA Division I All-American, placing 7th at 133 lbs in 2000 and 5th at the same weight in 2001 for the Hofstra Pride. Before his collegiate success, he was a three-time state finalist and two-time state champion from the storied Kittatinny Regional program in North Jersey — a true legend of Garden State wrestling. Now, Roman faces a battle off the mat — one that calls for the same toughness and heart he’s shown his whole life. Please share this post far and wide. Let’s rally together as a wrestling family and community to help find a living kidney donor for Roman. If you or someone you know is interested in learning more about donation or compatibility, please reach out — wrestling family, let’s show up for Roman! 💪🏼

@GoGreenWrestle Truth

Go outside. Make dinner. Talk to a real person. Call an old friend. Stop jeopardizing friendships Stop valuing your politics over your authentic relationships Not one single public figure that you are vilifying, fanboying or parroting gives one single f*ck about you. Not one.

🚨 OXNARD, LET’S GO! 🚨
Free youth wrestling is back at Oxnard High School starting Sept 3rd 🤼🔥   📍 Oxnard High School (3400 W Gonzales Rd, Oxnard, CA 93036)  📅 Mon/Wed/Fri
⏰ 5:30–6:30 PM (Kids)
⏰ 6:30–8:00 PM (High School & Advanced Youth)

🌟 A new season is here! 🌟
FREE youth wrestling is BACK and registration is officially OPEN! 📝 Use the link in our bio to find a program near you and register today. We can’t wait to see our wrestlers back on the mats — having fun, making friends, and leveling up this season!

@adamtirapelle TBH, not sure how great of a discussion it would be. In my experience there are people who live in reality with regard to this topic, (you) and people who don’t.

This would be a great Spaces discussion to have.

@GlobalWresOrder Part of me thinks the lack of information has actually helped them with recruiting. If they showed the BTS, everyone would realize they operate very similar to all quality programs. Some of the mystery that you would only learn by joining would be gone.

@GlobalWresOrder I agree it’s not good for fans or the sport. But the highest achievers in the world focus on what’s primary to success, if they believed content would benefit them they would put focus into it. If not, it’s just an afterthought.

Why does PSU wrestling not put out way more content? (BTS, practice, strength & conditioning etc) It’s weird how they’re always trying to play the hush-mouth, secretive game.

On the rise!

Back in the win column in a BIG WAY 🫡 @TabathaRicci delivered the TKO win at #UFCAbuDhabi! [ #InAbuDhabi | @InAbuDhabi | @VisitAbuDhabi ]

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Rd2 because I live this topic. Most of the youth in ‘elite’ training programs focused on one sport should just be playing multiple rec sports.

Lots of elite athletes have succeeded despite their development as opposed to because of it.

Xander from Beat the Streets LA’s Oxnard program with a powerful performance at Beat the Streets National Camp and Duals in Philadelphia, PA.

@adamtirapelle I’ve been saying the same thing even for ‘just’ really good HS wrestlers. The hold back and now double hold back doesn’t make sense in the long run. You can always redshirt as a freshman if you need the year to develop. Only so many miles before the tread runs out.

I know there's an academic element, but I don't know why Jax Forrest would go back to high school. Nothing exists for him at that level. Just extra mileage on his body.