Why would they rip this down? They didn’t even save anything. Such a shame.

Yep!

I showed this to my mother and she cried through the whole thing. She has many great memories of staying at their farm when she was young. Even some pics of her Grandparents too. Great job you guys😀

Luckily it wasn't

Sfu America it's nothing in World Cup wrestling Iran fuck you all

Back points damn near every time. Amazing...if not a fall.

Thanks for the sharing the flyover of the now gone Mitchell County Courthouse. The building was the cornerstone of Osage and Mitchell County. It is now part of our history. OH HOW SAD!!

Almost every takedown ends up with back points....just amazing!

What's this wrestlers name?

Can you make more farming videos please????

I have one question. Why is it when you stack your bales you turn them straight up and down ?

@Imthewbestintheworld He went to Luther.

@MrDogfoodhead This man coach's me, I've seen his double it's not forced. As a matter of fact they're the best damn double I've ever seen.

Thank you sooo much for posting this ~ I am visiting Iowa for the first time AND WANT TO STAY FOREVER ~ I live in Daytona Beach.... And was just in Cassadaga last week ! (Which is what this song is about !!!) Great job.... I am freaking out that you put the two together :)))) Perfect song ~ Great video :) Nicole PS Have you heard of OLINE Farms?

good deal derek, glad to hear it.

I think the issue was a bad battery... as strange as it sounds, once the battery was replaced, the idle problem disappeared.

Hi Glenn, thanks for your help. I actually took the side cover off and found that the battery terminals were loose so I tightened them up. The revving problem has dissappeared since .I could not believe that would have been causing it but now that you say so Iiy comfired it. Thanks a lot.

Hi Mr6Spirit. Not sure how I ended up on this video, but I used to have the same bike til I traded it in for a xc. Had an idle problem too - my problem was due to a bad cell in the battery - new battery, idle problem gone.

Hi Derek, I also own a Hammer S. I understand you had a video uploaded with your victory idle problem. I am experiencing the same problem and not sure what to do. Did you ever figure out the idle problem at all. Could you please share what the problem was? And do you still have that video so I could compare if it is indeed the same problem. Thanks a lot

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Levi your right is an awesome teacher, and a beast wrestling coach!!

Best teacher ever :)

Nice

Dam almost more than half those kids he took down could of goten there elbows hyper extended

i wrestle against most of these schools

wow mad props to this kid he is the best wrestler i seen

I'd say strength helps but teqnuiqe is all you need. It is my second year of wrestling and I was very committed through the off season of my first year (which wasn't very good) I'm bot very strong but I finished my eighth grade year with a 19-9 record minus byes and forfeits. I also placed second in the league tournament and will be going to districts in a few weeks. My point is, wrestling just takes good technique, hard work, and dedication to succeed.

The reason his double leg works so well is that he commits the move from start to finish and does not stop driving home the move until the desired result is achieved.

Cool, any chance of a drive by so we can here it cruising past...??

@pktchr Sorry about that, I have a horrible problem where I only listen to the melody/harmony of a song and not the actual words they're singing. :)

You dont need strength in wrestling at all you need three things. A good mental state, really good endurance (not same as strength) And technique. I would say Technique is the most important because in wrestling you mostly use your opponents weight against them.

would be exicting to see this guy competing in MMA ...

those new holland are sure nice.

What a badass.

for someone just starting to think about heading down that road (like me) I reckon that's a really useful intro to the topic. Thanks, and best wishes, Dave

@coachcosta69 your mind controls your body, learning and applying proper technique both come from a strong mental state. Stregnth will come naturally and therefore you don't even have to worry about it.

@coachcosta69 well everything you do requires muscles so lol 100% STR

the double legs are gorgeous

Beautiful.

@BootyBot I didn't say he didn't use good technique. He gets under his opponents well, but most of these takedowns he's just picking his opponents up and slamming them. Sure it takes technique to do, but not much. Sometimes it's one handed. Even if he doesn't get both legs in his double, he sure pulls really freakin hard. Maybe I'm wrong, but I'd say this guy is stronger than his opponents by a good margin and knows it.

@markhippyshire exactly what evidence do you have to back up the fact that he uses primarily strength and not technique? just because he's strong doesn't mean he doesn't primarily use technique. I smell bullshit.

I'd say it's like 100% whatever works for the wrestler. The guy is clearly strong as an ox, so he uses his strength primarily. However, he's not slow at all. Whatever works for the wrestler. It's not some rubric you can apply to everyone.

What college is this kid going too?

@coachcosta69 yea i agree but i would reword strength w/ conditioning :)

@coachcosta69 I disagree, I'd say it's more like Skill 30% Stamina 20% Size 20% Speed 15% Strenth 15% But it's like a 5 legged chair, if you're missing any one of those 5 things, you're not gonna be balanced, and you're not gonna be great. Example A 300 pound wrestler who can bench press 700 pounds but has no stamina and no speed will probably lose to a 200 pound average wrestler with good stamina. But at the same time, that 300 pound dude would destroy the olympic gold medalist at 110lb

@coachcosta69 dont forget speed.

@coachcosta69 You forgot stamina, flexibility, reflex ..... calculate that :)

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@Loupnasty mental toughness is different from thinking though.

@Loupnasty i dissagree. i feel 90 percent of wrestling is mental. my biggest problem wasnt my speed, strength or lack of technique, but rather the inability to get in the right mind set before a match, escpecailly tournaments. starting off too clam and cautious not only wastes time but also gives your opponent the first oppertunity to create some offence, while being to enraged can result in costly mistakes