bronko91

“...It’s just nice to win one.” is still my favorite line from the entire series.

What is the biggest obstacle to overcome in regards to giving future generations the tools they need to succeed? Thanks for your time!

Then what gauge should a school/institution use to monitor a child's progress? If not for testing, what quantifiable means are available?

I think that's an amazing thing. When I was 15 year old I had a spinal fusion at the L5-S1 juncture following a diagnosis of spondylolisthesis. I was a top 20 wrestler in the state at that time at a school that prides itself in wrestling, with scholarship potential. It was devastating. I was told it was the last I would see of the mats. But I just could not accept that. I had the surgery in January and trained my ass off in PT and in workouts that my friends on the team would meet me after they got off practice for. Fast forward 10 months and I was released to start the home opener. I was no longer scholarship caliber, and I would never be again. But I am proud to say I am now an assistant coach for my old high school and the head coach of the areas youth wrestling team. These injuries can be detrimental, debilitating and demoralizing, but they are in no way life sentences. Any one can achieve anything they set their minds to. Keep trucking, brother.

Hey guys! Thanks for taking the time to do this. For the layman's, what implications does this have for future technologies? In what ways can we harnesses this energy to benefit is down the road?