THE GRIND! NEW YORK STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS (Semi-Finals Part 2)

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[@jaesosa4660]

Gavins dad had me rolling 🤣🤣🤣

[@RCHeliPilot]

Looking back at my son’s childhood wrestling, the best piece of advice I gave him before a match was, “go have fun!” The one time I can remember I said that to him was at Fargo at age 17...a few hours later I said to him, “Congrats Fargo CHAMPION!” Dads, don’t forget to keep it fun for your kids!

[@Rob-xq7to]

I Love this series. I have a 6 year old in BJJ & wrestling. Watching these parents also helps me keep myself grounded and make sure I dont act like they do sometimes.

[@laytenmarsh5597]

Your videos are the best

[@phule3625]

i love how supportive and loving the parents are to the kids

[@aheri9530]

Just a few! not everybody, just look Gavin's dad

[@Caluardo]

@@aheri9530 Dave's actually improved a bit since earlier episodes, it's Mike (Tyler's dad) that hasn't

[@TwinkeFTWGAMING]

The parents are fucked

[@trevorstuyvenberg4378]

You can tell the way he handled that loss Ethan wants it so bad. I’m eager to see next match between them

[@FormulaFocus-t4s]

Camryns vibe is awesome man

[@camrynhoward651]

Thank You

[@KLGB25R]

I LOVE following "The Grind" and look forward to each new episode.

[@АлександрРудницкий-н3д]

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[@hulaGUNZ]

love the 80's vibe soundtrack!

[@Gemellli]

Great episode!

[@bradenlake5593]

I love you guys but u never post, can you please post more!!!

[@ApexProductions.]

It’s so funny that the ref ripped Antonios hand of the kids face

[@lmbros106]

Great episode I just finished wrestling in the king of the ring duals in Indiana

[@alexanderpekoff8457]

Let’s goooo enjoy the episode everyone

[@wassuupnick]

You do a great job with the filming, thanks for keeping it entertaining!

[@alexanderpekoff8457]

@@wassuupnick Thank you!

[@eliasgonzalez5108]

Love the vids i cant get enough, what's the schedule for posting days?

[@JasonLayton]

We are currently releasing on Sundays, but there isn’t any regularity. We wait till we have good content and won’t force it.

[@gregyfishy2204]

ethans,” i’m sorry dad” made me feel bad

[@jillurmalik1]

“The grind” needs to clear up the issue with the crappy parents that are making kids passions into chores 😂

[@Its_Mr_Yacks]

These kids are insane at there age. The moves they are doing at such a young age are crazy

[@codys7079]

This is so great

[@kidonaboat]

Seems the parents need more coaching then the kids. This kid will grow to hate wresting.

[@JasonLayton]

I'm working on it. I take responsibility for the disconnect between our coaching philosophy and the parent's understanding of how to build a champion wrestler. You will see my strategy for fixing this in future episodes.

[@sherrysouth0]

I agree 💯👍

[@aheri9530]

100% agreed, even Gavin's dad need Anger Management class cause I am pretty sure if he does not hit physically the kid, emotionally this kid is devastated, just look he is in tears while wrestling, looking at his violent father.

[@aheri9530]

@@JasonLayton question coach, why almost all the kids cry if they lose? You should teach them that losing could be a possibility, and they will mature if they accept that possibility. I am a Teacher and when we play or have a match, they accept the result even winning or losing, and nobody makes fun of each other, they respect the result. I like the tournaments.

[@JasonLayton]

@@aheri9530 that’s just the way it is in youth wrestling, it’s different than other sports. It is so emotional, plus losing is physically painful, so most kids cry when they lose (I cried the first 3 times I lost). They will eventually gain control of their emotions though, the crying stops in the teenage years.

[@finestlex]

I don’t think it helps having the dads coach, but you can see how disappointed Gavin gets after his first move stopped and just gives up doesn’t help his dads screaming random stuff at him I know it wouldn’t help me, but I’m just a spectator.

[@47Plus03]

I’m saying ! They aren’t warriors at that age, they need love. I hope he doesn’t ruin the sport for the kid.

[@aheri9530]

100% agreed.

[@KLGB25R]

Gavin’s dad should buy himself a nice set of compact binoculars - I like Nikon Prostaff 3S - and watch from the other side of the gym. His bellowing and histrionics have considerable negative impact on Gavin’s confidence and performance.

[@aheri9530]

Agreed. Gavin's self-confidence is on the ground, cause he is wrestling on tears.

[@sergioc5385]

I'm here !!!!! Woohoo !!!! 🏎️____

[@guyinawheelchair9648]

Nice!!🤼‍♂️❤

[@vaporousgecko4704]

I wrestled Trevor in the finals for Journeymen and I lost to him 5-4

[@Cmedina1]

lets goooo

[@fabioaraujo1477]

Awesome 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

[@zacharycaldwell6277]

When’s the nyway states video going to come out I know you were there

[@snapstring3134]

I hope the poor action from some of the parents doesn’t discourage those young wrestlers 🤼‍♂️ from pursuing this sport in later years.

[@kimberlyhaas1]

the kids need to watch some of dylan sie palmers matches and some of stevo poulins matches from when they where young like these guys

[@sethgoodman5039]

Are you guys going to winsconson for kids nationals

[@antoneedays2863]

Yeah,..! you get it kids get the championship trophy 🏆

[@803.eliiii8]

studddsss🐐🐐

[@tommyprince7690]

Are u guys going to post the war a the shore tournament

[@MC-yy7lo]

Yes but a few episodes are before that.

[@jacobsparry8525]

Many of times the parents are the funny ones for watching or disappointing I do guess depending on what is your point of view, remember it they are sposed to haved FUIN,

[@KingNico100]

🎉cool day

[@debbiebryant7640]

This year

[@kingstonstrouse6836]

Ayyy

[@wassuupnick]

Where’s the good Ethan commentary??!

[@cadenproducts9706]

when will the next episode be

[@sadcowboysfan2114]

what tournament is the next episode gonna be?

[@JasonLayton]

Same one... State Finals.

[@sadcowboysfan2114]

👍🏼

[@coaltonkilburn9233]

Yesirrrrrr

[@lilydizon1180]

When is the next episode going to be posted

[@JasonLayton]

I think on Tuesday, not sure yet.

[@cvk9563]

"I'm sorry dad" that's when you know you need to change your parenting

[@JasonLayton]

The camera cuts, but if you listen closely you can hear his reply…

[@JasonLayton]

He says, “sorry about what?” We we’re very proud of the way Ethan wrestled in that match.

[@cvk9563]

@@JasonLayton ohhh ok I just played it back I didn't here that the first time my bad

[@wassuupnick]

Ethan’s dad is actually pretty laid back and very positive...if you watch any of the other episodes where they interact it’s always positive. The dad doesn’t ever seem to put any pressure on him.

[@johnhauser1207]

@@wassuupnick Thanks for the compliment. Ethan puts enough pressure on himself. All of them do. They just need to know that if they don't quit the match and try their best it is good enough. That will follow them in life. Some times you get 1 chance at something and if you quit because it gets a little hard you can regret it for ever. Better to learn that lesson as a kid on the mat.

[@brianandzane]

Some people like to bring all that emotional intensity to their kids match, that's fine. Some like technical support, but whatever. 😂 Well put Jason. Example: get off your knees, quit being lazy!!! Coaches example: Go cat back, knee slide, build your base and finish the takedown from your feet with a trip. Instead of yelling in a negative manner, the coach gives a positive action plan to move forward in the match. It works much better.

[@levidicksion4814]

11:15 this guy lol

[@alf768]

jason why do you let all the dads coach their kids during the state tournament? or even coach at all?

[@JasonLayton]

It's their children, so they can do as they like. Most parents would prefer me in the corner. I can't make demands like that (don't coach your child), as it would cause us to lose many of our wrestlers. Also, I am not always available to coach. Some parents do it right, some don't. Some wrestlers love having mom or dad in the corner, others hate it; it all depends on the communication style between the two.

[@galaxy2k647]

When I was at nationals I beat my first kid then I lost to him at my last match

[@itsnotme6258]

I bet you Gavin will HATE wrestling, and his parents will be the cause of it.

[@debbiebryant7640]

My grandson got fourth at state

[@47Plus03]

Gavin’s dad should try different ways of coaching. Obviously Gavin needs some love after an L not his dad scolding him

[@sammyholdem2492]

That Gavin embarrassed his mom. When you embarrassed mom you really know your acting like a baby

[@kaceemagee1084]

Dude Gavin needs to suck it up and stop crying in the middle of the matches and just stop crying in general

[@bryson.underwood]

No hate but how is Antonio 75 pounds at 12 that’s skinny

[@fortnitesucks214]

I know Gavin lol

[@jillurmalik1]

Why do kids get so emotional 😭 in wrestling (I don’t wrestle) isn’t it just a match? Someone plz explain

[@phule3625]

It for a state title. Thats usually the kids main goal every year. losing can be heartbreaking

[@buzzkillington5270]

I didn’t wrestle as a kid but I did recently start BJJ classes with my son. I can tell you it is very uncomfortable being physically dominated by another person and having your body put in positions that are painful. These kids spend hours waiting around for a match and that allows you a lot of time to build up pressure on yourself. Also compare it to a kids soccer match that lasts an hour, these matches are 100% intensity for only a few minutes. Other sports you are out on the field with your whole team but in combat sports, it’s only with nobody else to blame and all eyes are on you. I will also add that I had to lose/cut 9lbs in a couple weeks for my first tournament and that made me very irritable . This isn’t and expert answer, just my observations from my son’s first wrestling season. It’s a very tough sport but that’s why we love it

[@jaesosa4660]

@@buzzkillington5270 well said

[@jillurmalik1]

@@buzzkillington5270 I do BJJ as well at atos BJJ with my father funny enough but I’ve only completed once or twice but it’s nice to see it from another lens where do u train at?

[@buzzkillington5270]

@@jillurmalik1 I train at The Factory in Dillsburg PA. I’ve been training since January and I’m registered for my 3rd and 4th tournaments already. I love the competition and all of the work leading up to it but I’m a semi-emotionally mature adult lol. I think a certain level of emotion is healthy in wrestling. I remember a tournament last season when my son (6 years old) lost his first match due to some mental mistakes. He was mad about it and it was the first time I’ve seen him show any emotion over the result of his match (he has limited understanding of points system and basically just goes hard for a pin). He kept telling me that he should have beat that kid and he was right but I explained to him that the only thing he could do now was go win the other 4 matches in pool. He was able to use that frustration from the first match to beat some wrestlers that were more experienced than him and earn his very first medal. I think emotion is good but you need to learn how to harness it and use it for something positive. I don’t discourage my son from getting mad/crying or whatever else he wants to do but I won’t allow him to show disrespect to his opponent or referees. It’s fine to get emotional over things you can control and there’s always something you could have done better.

[@sammyholdem2492]

Less crying= more winning! Not a national champ in the bunch

[@Fullsendfilosophy]

They are uhhh 13... it'll be okay tough guy. Nobody has ever heard of your name. I've seen Jordan burroughs cry... yet I've heard of his name.

[@sammyholdem2492]

@@Fullsendfilosophy I'm just saying

[@MC-yy7lo]

@@Fullsendfilosophy actually mine just turned 11🙄🙄🙄

[@Fullsendfilosophy]

@@sammyholdem2492 I'm just saying nobody has ever heard your name... good thing you didn't cry though right

[@Fullsendfilosophy]

@@MC-yy7lo the difference between 13 and 11 is laughable if you think 2 years is a long time you're not very old

[@peterfoley5870]

Appalling parents