Social Room: Divya finds new way to be motivated for Tokyo Olympics, Adeline Gray shares unique techniqu to pin opponents

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Let us start with Indian star, Divya Kakran. The 2020 Asian Championships gold medallist has found a new way to keep herself motivated to win a Tokyo Olympic medal and her Instagram post substantiates it.

Divya Kakran:

 

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Tokyo 2020 ?

A post shared by Divya Sain ???? (@divya_kakran68) on Mar 10, 2020 at 10:36pm PDT

Adeline Gray:

One of the most influencer women wrestlers on social media. The five-time world champion, although settled for silver at the recently concluded Pan-American Championship due to an injury, she still found a silver lining from the competition- a unique way of pinning opponents.

 

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I found a few strange ways to pin people this past weekend. Took me a moment to recreate these moments in my living room. It was kinda funny, my dad told me what I did and I argued and told him no way that is how I got in that position. After watching the matches 20 times I got my sister and attempted to break it down frame by frame. When I learn a wrestling move I focus on where my head, hands, hips, feet and weight are. I focus on these areas until they become fluid and instinctual. It happens often that I am open and willing to adjust during a match then I do not remeber how I got there. Great and poor coaches call it feel. I have heard it described as the zone or blacking out. I’m just thankful my body and decisionmaking skills lead me to new ways to pin people. One of my favorite past times is making opponents and training partners feel like they are a turtle that can’t get off their backs. . . . . . . . . . #womeninsport #pin #graytogold #turtle #newmoves #thezone #panam #wrestling #freestylewrestling #motivation

A post shared by Adeline Gray (@adelinegray) on Mar 11, 2020 at 7:04am PDT

Jordan Burroughs:

The 2012 Olympic medallist shared his inside story from the 2020 Pan-American Championship.

 

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I cherish every opportunity that I get to compete, and this weekend was no different. It was pretty cool to scrap alongside a bunch of great men and great wrestlers. Big thanks to everyone that helped make this weekend yet another golden one. Me and the guys were able to bring home the team title as well at the 2020 Pan-Am Championships. At this point, every competition is about making little adjustments and constantly refining the small details. We are less than one month from the Olympic Trials. Feels good to be back. -JB ?: @justhoch ?:@tony_rotundo_wrestling

A post shared by Jordan Burroughs (@alliseeisgold) on Mar 11, 2020 at 11:12am PDT

Tamya Mensah:

The  68kg UWW No.1 wrestler took some time off the training to show off her abs with country-mate Jacarra Winchester.

 

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Without really working for these abs I obtained them. When I have a singular focus that I’m working toward in my head, and im really doing everything I can to make it happen, really amazing things fall in line on the way to that goal I’m so focused on. With @jacarra016

A post shared by Tamyra Mariama Mensah Stock (@mensahtamyrastock) on Mar 11, 2020 at 5:14pm PDT

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