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Section 1 Wrestling Article Archive & Submission Page




Not only will you have free access to these original content articles, you could be the author.  I encourage the visitors of Section One Wrestling to write and submit their original content articles for inclusion in this article library.


Scroll down the page and you'll find out how to submit your articles, submission rules and a few article writing tips.



All-Time Section 1 New York State Championship Place Finishers


Section One Mom Defines Wrestling and Each Athlete's Individual Commitment 


How I Measure Success in Wrestling – By Marc Zurla


Putnam Valley Senior Jessica Kelvas Places 5th in the Nation


Jessica Kelvas Wins State Wrestling Title



Treadmill Training Secrets – Treadmills: How do they compare to road running?




 NFL Players Who Were Former Wrestlers


Celebrities & Famous People Who Wrestled


2007 NYSPHSAA Section 1 Wrestling Enrollment & School Size Breakdown



AB Band System – Soviet Wrestling Secret Weapon: Resistance Band Training


SmartVest - Wrestlers Weighted Vest Contrast & Dynamic Resistance Training




February 2008 - Section One Wrestling.com Superman of the Month


January 2008 SectionOneWrestling Superman of the Month


December - Section One Wrestling.com Superman of the Month


July - Section One Wrestling.com Superman of the Month


June - Section One Wrestling.com Superman of the Month


May - Section One Wrestling.com Superman of the Month


April - Section One Wrestling.com Superman of the Month



Do You Lack Foot Speed? - Try Perfecting the Low Single



Aerobic vs Anaerobic Training: What's All the Controversy About


Strength & Conditioning, Types of Muscle Contractions and Exercises


What's the Difference Between The Aerobic & Anaerobic Energy Systems



Wrestling Weight Control System - 38 Diet Tips & Facts for Wrestlers


Carbohydrate Loading – Pre-Event Sample Carbohydrate Loading Guide & Chart


Wrestling Competition Nutritional System - The Right Foods - The Right Way


Diet aka "Dreaming I'm Eating Today" - Confessions of a Weight Cutting Lab Rat


Hydration Strategies - Symptoms & Signs of Dehydration


NCAA Weight Management Resolution – NCAA Weight Management Education


Weight Loss & Diet Tips - Can You Target Weight Loss?


Cardiovascular Training for Wrestlers – Conditioning for Wrestling = High Intensity Training


Cardiovascular Training for Wrestlers Pt. 2 – Types of Endurance for Wrestlers

 

Cardiovascular Training for Wrestlers Pt. 3 – Combining Strength Training & Conditioning


Try These Free Fitness, Body Fat & Weight Calculators


Components of the Human Balance System


How the Human Balance System Works


Balance Training the Frontal Sagittal & Transverse Planes of Motion



5 Worst Strength Training Exercises Every Wrestler Should Avoid & Why


Sports Psychology - Only Losers Play it Safe


Introduction to Sports Biomechanics


Wrestling Psychology – Developing Mental Toughness for Wrestling  


Sports Psychology – How to Maintain Motivation during Injury, Stress & Anxiety


Static vs Dynamic Balance – Why Dynamic Balance Is Life’s Equalizer



Why Do Many Wrestlers Get Sick? How to Protect Your Immune System





NCAA Academic Performance Rate (APR)  Effect on College Wrestling Recruiting


Surprise, Surprise ...Intermat Releases 2007 D1 Wrestling Class Rankings


This May Help Save EIU's Wrestling Program


Why Kids Quit Sports & 7 Things to do When Your Child Wants to Quit


Why Kids Hate Practice. Five Reasons Why, & How You Can Change It


YES - The New Generation of Youth Sports Skill Progression


How to Develop Your Young Athlete Into A Championship Wrestler


Strength & Balance Training for Kids, Pre-Teens & Adolescents Pt. 1




Strength, Balance Recovery Training & Wrestling Injury Prevention


How to Protect Wrestlers From Diseases & Viruses


Wrestling After Rotator Cuff/Labrum Surgery – Can Therapy Make You 100%?


Common Sports Injuries – Diagnosis, Treatment and Recovery Guide for Coaches


Sports Medicine - Introduction to Sports Medicine


 Injury Mechanisms & Types of Sports Related Injuries


Healing Process - Successful Rehabilitation & The Healing Process


Injury Process - Body Response to Exercise Stress


Rehabilitation Prograam - Primary & Secondary Problems, Diagnosis & Recovery


Sports Pharmacology in Athletes - Drug Action & Testing in Athletics


John Gioffre, Ex Harrison Athlete Wins Texas State Wrestling Title






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1. Articles must be submitted in a Word Document using a 12 pt. font, a minimum of 500 words and max out at 1500 words.


2. Pick the appropriate subject from the categories listed and stay on subject.


3. You must be the original author of the article and include your name.


4. Do not copy an article or parts of articles from other sources (plagarism).


5. Don't submit articles using CAPS, bullets, excessive bolding, slang and bizarre acronyms or colored text. 


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7. Try to keep your subject upbeat and positive.  Constructive criticism is healthy and accepted but, if you feel the need to submit articles of hate or intolerance towards persons, groups, places or things, then get a rabies shot, come back later and write about something else.  Anything that's "off the wall" will be rejected.


8. We won't accept articles loaded with bad grammar and spelling mistakes.  We just don't have the time to make numerous corrections.  Please use the tools available in your word processor to check for grammar and misspellings.  If English is your second language, please get someone to proof-read your work before you submit it. 


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Article Writing Tips


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