It never mattered what kind of challenge an individual wrestler or the team was facing, Coach Fritz was always there and being supportive. One of the other things that Coach Fritz impressed on me is that you never, never quit because you are losing or because something is too hard. I am grateful to Coach Fritz for these and the many other lessons about wrestling and life in general that he taught me. He inspired you to give your all and expect nothing less than success for doing so. This question is one of the toughest to answer because wrestling is constantly changing, yet it cycles around just like fashions.
Techniques go in and out of style.
Obviously, because of today's transient society, kids have exposure to all kinds of world class athletes. Videos have really increased the flood of knowledge. Many tough wrestlers now don't have the opportunity to continue in this great sport because of the proportionality rule which has greatly affected wrestling. High school wrestling is plentiful and stronger than ever, yet there aren't many places for these kids to go. I just hope we can put a stop to the dropping of male sports and instead just continue to add opportunities for men and women according to the demonstrated need.