Gene Zannetti talks with Kansas state champion Brogan Monly about coming back to Wrestling Mindset mid-senior season after early losses he had no business taking, how making the moment too big led him to wrestle not to lose instead of wrestling to win, the phone call with Coach Tillman the night of his worst loss that turned his whole season around, and his plan heading to Division 2 Colorado State Pueblo where the goal is to make the lineup and become a national qualifier.

Timestamps:

1:23 - Started mindset training in seventh grade, quit in high school, came back after rocky start

1:57 - Called Coach Tillman the night of his worst loss and turned everything around

4:10 - Lost 15 to 4 to a wrestler he should have beaten, texted Coach Tillman right off the bus

8:46 - State finals: down 7 to 5 with 30 seconds left, got off bottom and scored to win

10:35 - Wrestled the same rival seven times in high school, classification change put them in the same bracket

12:44 - Wrestling Mindset made a night and day difference, more aggressive, more relaxed, more fun

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Gene Zannetti talks with Utah sophomore state champion Uriah Anderson about how the biggest shift was taking the pressure off himself and stopping the need to prove something to his parents, using a double handshake as his reset button between periods, and beating a returning state finalist in the semis by staying loose and having fun in the match.

Timestamps:

1:17 - Reset button: double handshake between periods to refocus

2:04 - Semis against a returning state finalist came down to wanting it more and having fun

5:11 - Thought it was stupid at first but six months in started to fully trust his coach

7:53 - Calisthenics over lifting, wants to control his body like Jack Forest

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Gene Zannetti talks with Final X champion and World Team member Wyatt Hendrickson about why he said mindset was the key difference between making the world team and becoming a world champion, how deciding to be a national champion nine months before NCA's shaped every training decision that followed, the difference between confidence and cockiness and how his opponents can feel which one you are before the match even starts, and why discipline trumps motivation every time and he trains for his future self not his present comfort.

Timestamps:

2:35 - Last year the goal was just to make the world team — now it's to be a world champion

5:00 - You can't fool yourself at worlds if you didn't live the lifestyle in training

6:12 - Dad's lesson: the match is won or lost before you even step out on the mat

7:54 - Confidence versus cockiness: confidence has nothing to do with the other person

9:02 - So locked in before the Gable finals that he never heard what Gable said to him

11:59 - Wrestling your match not your opponent's match — same principle on the mat and mentally

13:18 - Training with David Taylor and Saeed Valencia replaced his ego with humility

16:15 - Discipline trumps motivation — he trains hard today so his future self can be proud

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