• faster
• stronger
• bigger
• more mature

one’s body immediately prepares for fight or flight mode by doing this:

• start sweating profusely
• tense up
• adrenaline starts kicking in

If I encountered a mountain lion, I’d want these natural instincts to kick in.  When wrestling an opponent – I’d like to keep the adrenaline but ditch the others.

  How your buddy aids and abets the enemy

Your very bestest friend on your team may well be helping the enemy – especially by invoking the following warnings to you:   

• watch out, he’s strong
• he’s a state champ
• look out for his single leg
• don’t get hurt

Thanks, buddy.

He’s not really helping you…instead, he’s preparing you for defeat.

In order to conquer your most physically gifted adversaries, you must neutralize your friend’s negative warnings…or shut him up completely.

Warning:  If you can’t conquer this mental barrier, you will struggle forever to push through your imaginary ceiling to the next level, and beat the better athletes.

In a very short time (a few days at most, possibly tomorrow), I will be releasing my brand new report,  Human Nature:  What it is and how to use it against others to benefit your wrestling and your life.

In it, I dive deep into what makes us tick, how human nature holds us back, and how to exploit it to win more matches…as well as win more in life. 

By reading it, you will discover:

• how to shut down the feeling of impending doom
• tricks to make your opponent fear you (including mid-match tactics to trigger their bodies’ fight or flight response, giving you the edge you need)
• Using your own fight or flight response to your advantage

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