ASU Wrestling: Inside look at Sun Devil conditioning

The sport of wrestling is known to have some of the most rigorous conditioning in all of sports.
Reporter Kellan Croxton spoke with several Sun Devils about what goes in to training at the highest level.

[@youngboiidripy6108]

Dudes not lying, u can gi for multiple runs but when ur wrestling u get tired like exhausted

[@workhard534]

STRENGTH, SPEED, CONDITIONING…AND…ITS ALL DONE WHILE MITIGATING CALORIC INTAKE

[@AlejandroHernandez-tb8ev]

Can you join the asu wrestling team and train with them. Or do you have to be accepted?

[@laughingtothebanklikehahah3618]

You can just walk in and ask the coach politely

[@MarkSmithhhh]

😆 🤣

[@adquate_wrestler]

I actually trained with these guys

[@user-uc2wm3uo6w]

Nu uh

[@user-uc2wm3uo6w]

I like u

[@chase86903]

0:40 I get the point he’s trying to make, but I really don’t think he could have used a worse example🤣🤣🤣
“Runners don’t need speed” like bro that’s the entire point of running😂

[@MarkSmithhhh]

I know I was thinking the same thing...good point but terrible analogy

[@tannerkay3590]

no, it was a good example. You run such large quantities in cross country that speed becomes some what irrelevant. So it's all about weather you can actually finish the 20+ mile race. And of course you have to pace yourself, but cross country is more known for endurance than speed. You're talking about sprinters, there are different types of runners. And he specially spoke on that, and spoke about endurance. Pay attention, and you won't look silly, sprinters are all about speed and explosiveness.

[@tommytopetty2334]

Mike McGee is a Beast!
Super fast drop knee style!!!