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All posts tagged "carter nielsen"
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4.4KUSA GrecoCan 87 KG Reclaim Its Status as a Top US Weight Class in 2023?
Beginning with the 2016 Olympic Team Trials and lasting until selection for the Tokyo Games, 85 kilograms (and later, 87 kg) was...
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13.1KUSA GrecoHere We Go Again: 87 KG Back As USA Greco’s Most Compelling Weight Class
Think for a moment about how you might define “depth”. Traditionally, at least pertaining to a wrestling bracket, depth is used in...
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10.7KUSA GrecoCreating Setups: How Carter Nielsen Is Preparing for the Future
Sometimes it takes purposeful effort to keep up with Carter Nielsen (87 kg, Minnesota Storm). Especially on this night, because the 23-year-old...
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5.5KUSA GrecoCoach Lindland’s Weekly Report: Post-Winter Tour 2020
Five Point Move is proud to host USA Greco-Roman National Team head coach Matt Lindland each week for Coach Lindland’s Report. Here is...
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7.4KNorthern Michigan‘Marquette Matters’ With NMU Head Coach Andy Bisek — Jan. ’20
It is hard to miss Northern Michigan University Greco athletes these days. Everywhere you look, you’re bound to catch at least a...
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6.0KUSA GrecoNielsen, Rau, & Sheridan Provide Update On Denmark Camp
It has been just about two weeks since US athletes touched down in Europe. One group went straight to Rome, Italy for...
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8.6KUSA GrecoThor Masters Day 1 Results: Fuenffinger, Schultz, & Woods Impress Early
The first day of action at Thor Masters 2020 brought mixed results for the US program, as one of its top stars...
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10.5KGreco NewsMonday Roundup: SR Camp Starts; USA Lineups for Rome & Thor; Herman Kare Entries
As indicated in last week’s Roundup, today marks the first day of “January Camp 2020” at the US Olympic and Paralympic Training Center...
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10.7KUSA Greco2019 Greco Nationals Update: Picture for 2020 Trials Becomes Clearer
Almost too much action to account for is what Day 2 at the 2019 US Nationals/Olympic Trials Qualifier had to offer —...
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6.7KUSA GrecoDepth Perception: Space Has Opened Up at 87 KG for the Nationals
For three years, 87 kilograms (formerly 85) was considered the United States Greco-Roman program’s deepest weight category. The quickest cursory glance, even...