Asics Cael V4.0 Wrestling Shoes

Launched in 2009, the forth version of the Cael line of products as suggested by V4.0 introduces another top quality product to wrestlers professional and amateur alike. The line of shoes comes in a variety of colours and sizes.

Customers' opinion:

Asics Cael V4.0 Wrestling Shoes are flexible and has great ankle support. Being lightweight also means more comfort for the wrestler when wrestling in the ring. The design of the shoes look great and suit pretty much most of the gears that wrestlers bring to the ring. A must buy!

The shoe boasts a number of features:
1) The integrated lace complies with wrestling rules regarding shoe laces, so wrestlers do not have to worry that the shoe is not allowed in competitions.
2) Shine up-lining material on the sockliner means that the insides of your shoe can also be exposed to sunlight. This removes odor and reduces the chances of bacteria/fungus in the shoe.
3) Open Mesh Forefoot and Tongue-Helps can help to control heat and moisture

For new wrestlers who have just started

You are worn out and tired from your initial weeks of training. You find yourself contemplating whether all of this hard work is worth it. The lazy side of your brain starts to come out with excuses that you could perhaps use to evade or even give up on wrestling training. But think again. Won’t it be a waste to just quit?

As mentioned in other articles on the site, a wrestler has to have a generous pool of determination and commitment towards the sport. All great wrestlers we know of today have put in years of effort in an attempt to perfect their in-game performance. Wrestling legends that we know of today such as Hulk Hogan, Rick Flair, and even Shawn Michaels have dedicated their lives to wrestling.

If you are trying to get on a wrestling team in high school or college, force yourself to continue and practise so as to get better. The trainings might be tough, but your efforts will pay off when you look back. The most important thing to remember is that you need to have passion in what you are doing. Tell yourself that quitting is not an option for you and that you can survive the demands of such a highly physical sport. Being a member of the wrestling team means that you will have opportunities to display your strength, teamwork and even in some cases leadership.

Wrestling training requires a lot of commitment. Depending on your coach, trainings might be 4 or 5 days a week, sometimes even more. This means less time for your academics, homework, social life. You might have to forgo hanging out with your friends so often or even family time for wrestling training.

The teammates that you train with will often be your great buddies or brothers simply because you have spent so much time with them training and enduring the pains and bruises after competing in the ring.

You must be able to accept criticisms that will enable you to improve your skills in the ring. Always ask for opinions and comments from your peers and coach and make sure that you correct those mistakes in techniques to improve.