Gene Zannetti talks with Finn Andersen about placing seventh at states as a freshman, how wrestling mindset training helped him stop overthinking and wrestle with an open mind, his comeback win in the blood round, and why nothing has to be perfect to succeed.

Timestamps:

0:33 - Reflections on freshman year at Delbarton

2:14 - Overthinking in middle school vs. open mindset now

3:09 - Predator mindset and letting go of perfection

5:07 - Adapting to high school wrestling mentally

6:37 - State tournament weekend breakdown

8:05 - Staying calm in the comeback blood round match

10:02 - Digging deep for 7th place match

11:03 - Freestyle plans and staying ready

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Gene Zannetti talks with high school wrestling phenom Bo Bassett about being the only high schooler signed to Real American Freestyle, why his dad is called "the whisper," controlling the controllables in championship matches, and keeping Christ at the foundation while preparing for Virginia Tech and chasing Olympic dreams.

Timestamps:

2:47 - The only high school wrestler signed to Real American Freestyle

9:43 - Controlling the controllables: run back to center, body language, attack rate

11:53 - Pre-match routine stays the same in high school, college, or professional level

14:45 - My energy scale: I need to be at a 7, ready to roll from first whistle

18:13 - Outside noise on social media, turn negativity into motivation

21:21 - Ready for a war every single match, no matter the opponent

26:00 - A setback sets you up for your greatest comeback

28:35 - Energy management watching your brother wrestle before your match

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Gene Zannetti talks with Yale Street Wrestling Club coach Donnie DeFilippis about why kids need to visualize being in the state finals long before they get there, how parents destroy their kids' belief by talking negatively about opponents, and why making excuses for injuries turns losses into crutches instead of learning opportunities.

Timestamps:

5:39 - Visualization is so important

6:37 - Envisioned myself in the state finals for over a year as a freshman

17:47 - If you don't really believe in your kid, how do you expect him to believe in himself

20:33 - Set your goals high; coming up short, you've still won

21:34 - Making excuses about injuries

35:07 - Imagine writing your own movie, you'd pick the toughest road and win

42:16 - The difference between hurt and injured

55:00 - You're gonna miss these moments, don't focus only on winning and losing

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