Firsr jordan burroughs and now Dan gable. Never felt so spoiled as a wrestler

@HarshJain-it2bg

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Joe, Call L O U I S R O S S M A N N He is single handedly fighting the entire leftist media and corporations alone. And no media is helping him. ----------------------------------------------------- *Do your part* ------------------------------------------------------

@TheFn414

3 жыл бұрын

For realllll love this shit

@jordanbabcock9349

3 жыл бұрын

@Tom Evers I hardly know a thing about technology. I have a very mild interest in it. If that. I know of Rossman and what he fights for, and would love to see him on Rogan. He's fighting an issue that is important to all people, whether they understand why or not.

@moonbot7613

3 жыл бұрын

You forgot To include The Undertaker 😜

@MotivationalStormvideos

3 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/jImLj7GAhci-drg.html

My dad was working in China in 2009 - one day, while on the subway, a Russian walked up to my dad and while pointing at his Hawkeye cap he said “Dan Gable”...I think that was 37 years after Gable had beaten “Russia’s best” - running through the Olympics without a point scored on him - even years after Gable became the greatest coach EVER. For those who know, LEGEND. Around the world.

@kennytaco4474

3 жыл бұрын

@james Nas why you need to say that

@haydenator7566

3 жыл бұрын

Someone said the same thing on the other dan gable JRE clip

@dalehusbanduk

3 жыл бұрын

@@haydenator7566 couldn't possibly be the same guy

@haydenator7566

3 жыл бұрын

@@dalehusbanduk I just checked it is

@wrasslin4552

3 жыл бұрын

@james Nas douche.

I was in Gable's wrestling camp with the Olympic team in the mid 90s. That camp allowed me to immerse myself in the teachings of some of the best wrestlers to come out of Hawkeye country. I was volunteering every day for everything they wanted to show us. That time was when a switch happened in my mentality towards wrestling. Hearing Olympic gold medal winners telling me that I was good and strong for my size, it totally changed me for the better coming out of that camp. I can never thank my parents and coaches enough for taking me there. One day during camp, the Olympic guys were having a morning practice and one showed up late. I watched Gable tear this kid's ass apart for what seemed like forever. He was not getting away from him, and Gable had just had another surgery prior to camp. That just showed us how much of a badass that man was even then. Fast forward to the end of the camp and our coach tells us that we're going to Dan Gable's house in the evening. We all go there, get a tour and see a whole basement full of trophies, medals, news articles, and more along with wrestling mats in the basement (which I wanted so bad at my house.) Then in the livingroom above the mantle is Dan Gable's Olympic Gold Medal. One of our teammates who will remain nameless, goes to touch it. All of a sudden, it starts to fall. We all had fast hands from being Varsity wrestlers, but I have never seen so many hands grab that box within an inch from the nail that held it. Now at 42, I can say that was the most memorable wrestling trip that I got to experience. Remember: Whenever you start to feel tired training, think of your opponent still practicing and keep going.

@paleo704

3 жыл бұрын

Man based on reading that, he doesn’t sound like a very nice guy

@stevemoore6853

3 жыл бұрын

@@paleo704 Totally far from it. You gotta take into consideration that person who showed up late, he deserved it. Wrestling is not a nice sport. It's grueling to the point where you do become 2 different people on and off the mat. He's a nice man off the mats, but on the mats, he's a genius general. Same goes for many people in wrestling, boxing, or MMA. It's an individual sport, and it commands respect. When you think of the story in itself, you need to take into consideration that in a grueling atmosphere, in the end, you are invited to that man's home. That's the nicest thing that you can do. It's highly respectful and it's a gentlemen move. How many people can say that they went to some sports camp with Tom Brady, Alex Rodriguez, or David Beckham and went to their home for dinner and a tour of their home? That's pretty damn nice to me.

@MBBurchette

Жыл бұрын

Let me guess, it was Mike Mena who was late?

@stevemoore6853

Жыл бұрын

@@MBBurchette it wasn't him, but if I remember correctly Mike had a pretty cool motorcycle on campus. A lot of people had "crotch rockets" to ride around on. That, and it was so hot that summer, cows exploded. This was 26 years ago, so remembering every detail is harder these days. Also the Field House was a sweat box and the dorms we stayed in had no AC.

@roccosirishluck4892

Жыл бұрын

Did you get A RED T-SHIRT were they still doing that, like 1982? I didn't have the money to go, but my best friend and sparing partner went and got the red shirt. He got so much better and taught me so much when he got back from there. He was mediocre when he went... when he got back, his intensity made me excel, he stayed in my weight class that year and got to the point in one wrestle off where I only won 8-0, but it felt so much closer... I used to pin him in wrestle offs before that, and he didn't make JV some times before camp. When he went up a weight class his senior year, he went form JC to placing in the Masters of southern California. I was not a four time state champ, or a legacy wrestler, but I did place in state in Folkstyle and freestyle for junior and senior year, and I had one very physical match in the semi finals at state my senior year, that got Jay Robinson's attention, so I got a one year (tackling dummy offer) to Iowa, with an option if I did well for more years. As it was all our dreams to wrestle in Iowa, for the great Coach Gable, in the 80s, I was tempted to take that over the other 4 year deals from various schools...but, I got my high school sweetheart pregnant, and was working by the end of the summer... I took 2nd in the regional qualifiers in the northeast at 26 years old and coach all-Americans and even wrestled in junior college at (53 years old) just before the pandemic. Wrestling taught me how to succeed anything... greatest sport in the world to learn about yourself and how to exceed all of our limited beliefs in ourselves.

My coach always told me if you weren't sweating before you walked on the mat you didn't warm up enough and he was right

Omfg Dan Gable on JRE! This podcast just can't get any better can it? Any wrestler knows how legendary this man is and the "Iowa" mindset he created. My high school coach had the honor of wrestling for him back in the day.

@kobunneyome4758

3 жыл бұрын

I know I was so happy to see this!!! I said oh shit I'm watching this!

@emssmiley2002

3 жыл бұрын

I went to his wrestling camp every summer, and still have me "Dan Gable" Asics in the attic from high school

@HarshJain-it2bg

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Joe, Call L O U I S R O S S M A N N He is single handedly fighting the entire leftist media and corporations alone. And no media is helping him. ----------------------------------------------------- *Do your part* ------------------------------------------------------

@Evan-ns3jt

3 жыл бұрын

mine too man, dan gable spread greatness around the country

@Thecruisingtyflosion

3 жыл бұрын

@@Evan-ns3jt I looked into it a little bit, my coach was teammates with the Brands brothers. He never made it seem like a big deal, but man that is a very cool story to have.

Dan Gable on JRE is a dream come true. Hell yes.

I’ve had the honor of meeting him many times from living in Iowa, he’s tough as nails and just an incredible human being. Going to his wrestling camps growing up, as well as Cael Sanderson were amazing. I felt blessed to be in the presence of legends.

It's wild how much he still thinks about this one match. I've heard him bring up the loss out of the blue and mull it over out loud while he was doing live wrestling commentary.

@napalminthemorning8309

3 жыл бұрын

Wrestling is his war, he's a conqueror, and for lack of a better metaphor, that match was his Waterloo. The hidden joke being that he is from Waterloo, Iowa himself. Anyway.

@Boudica234

Жыл бұрын

So Dan lost because he didn't have time to warm up. And he got screwed over by the referee. Nice of Dan to accept his loss with humility and not make excuses.

@jimboslice9472

8 ай бұрын

larry should be commentating not dan. larry is #1

Larry Owings brother was my my highshcool wrestling coach. One day an old guy shows up in a faded yellow singlet. It was larry. So cool to see him role around and learn a few things from him. It was kinda crazy to have the only man to ever beat Dan Gable in our litte 150 kid school.

@paleo704

3 жыл бұрын

Very cool

"I swear it upon Zeus an outstanding runner cannot be the equal of an average wrestler" - Socrates

@Dignanator

3 жыл бұрын

Damn I didn’t know my wrestling abilities made me a greater human being than Usain Bolt

@R1GAMBLER

3 жыл бұрын

@@Dignanator now you know, and knowing is half the battle. 🟥⬜🟦

@thelonelyelite1

3 жыл бұрын

@@R1GAMBLER the other half is violence

@treyheller6276

3 жыл бұрын

Another piece of evidence proving Socrates was wrong sometimes

@sjrilla3210

3 жыл бұрын

Lmao FR.

Dan The Legend, he loses the match, but by doing so, breaks the will of the opponent.

@MrTurkishb

3 жыл бұрын

amazing, just kind of glossed over it. What a man

@itzian713

Жыл бұрын

Larry owings was a good guy though, sad for him::

Thank you Joe. Dan Gable is the man. Talked to him once at ‘87 ncaa. He inspired a ton of us

honestly the first few times i was on camera i was exhausted by the time i was done. being nervous zaps your energy. you're frustrated and you forget to even breathe. ive never heard this explanation of why he lost but it makes complete sense

@chuchorodriguez1893

3 жыл бұрын

Sounds like excuses

@illyme20

3 жыл бұрын

@@chuchorodriguez1893 It is, and he’s excused.

@_.junior

3 жыл бұрын

@@chuchorodriguez1893 No it’s not an excuse, it’s science. When you’re nervous you use your energy and a lot higher rate than if you were relaxed, meaning you’ll fatigue a lot earlier. Most wrestlers know this because they’ve felt it. Even national champs have had the same thing happen to them ITS COMMON.

@jims512

3 жыл бұрын

"Adrenaline Dump".....been there

the man, dan gable. you were a constant inspiration to me. the quote that always gave me gas on the hard days was this: "what did dan gable do the day after he won the national championship? he trained." i must have spoke that quote to myself thousands of times. i retired from mma with an undefeated record. thank you, dan.

@HarshJain-it2bg

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Joe, Call L O U I S R O S S M A N N He is single handedly fighting the entire leftist media and corporations alone. And no media is helping him. ----------------------------------------------------- *Do your part* ------------------------------------------------------

@Stranger_In_The_Alps

3 жыл бұрын

You never made it to the show tho

@blackout2430

3 жыл бұрын

@@Stranger_In_The_Alps Better than being somebody who never got in the game and just leaves comments on KZread

@BobbyxZx

3 жыл бұрын

@@Stranger_In_The_Alps i quit on my own terms, the show wasn't worth the price of entry to me, honestly, and now i'm 40 and still in crazy good shape. and i don't have all the injuries to contend with, i'm still a badass, training every day that whole time. who needs the fame? i get to live the life. i could take a pro fight on six weeks notice today, and come out of retirement. what the hell can you do?

@Stranger_In_The_Alps

3 жыл бұрын

@@BobbyxZx let’s not kid ourselves. You quit because you arent good enough. Just because you beat a couple untrained scrubs in some rinky dink town, doesn’t mean much. To your credit, you were smart enough to realize this. You don’t have the speed or mental fortitude to do what it takes to win at an elite level. And you know what? That’s okay. You can be garbage at mma and still excel in other areas of life. Feel free to message me for more tips, I’m always happy to mentor a newbie with my life lessons

inateresting, I appreciate Dan's honesty to admit the loss 'haunts' him to this day, but that it was good for him.....golden man, golden words. thanks Joe!

Great to see Gable on JRE. True American champion in every regard. I went to his summer camp in Iowa a couple times in the 90s. Learning drills/technique directly from Gable, Brands bros, Lincoln McIlravy.....doesn't get much better than that.

@HarshJain-it2bg

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Joe, Do Your Part, Call L O U I S R O S S M A N N He is single handedly fighting the entire leftist media and corporations alone. And no media is helping him. ----------------------------------------------------- *Do your part* ------------------------------------------------------

@dorrisgonnawreckyou7111

3 жыл бұрын

Not a humble loser though, has to make excuses lol, claiming hes exhausted because of his interview and no warm up lmao, nonsense.

@GSP-76

3 жыл бұрын

@@HarshJain-it2bg lol, who in the "leftist" media is hurting Louis?

@HarshJain-it2bg

3 жыл бұрын

@@GSP-76 If I have to spell it out, I think you should spend just a little more time seeing previous developments.

Hearing his name always makes me feel proud to be from Iowa !! What a Beast !!!

Dan Gable is the MAN!

@ImBransolo

3 жыл бұрын

Sure is. techd my grandpa at midlands

@jamesmayle4712

3 жыл бұрын

The entire point of life: Jesus did not come to be served, but to serve. Mathew 20: 28. We are no different. This entire life is a representation of the spiritual warfare going on. Good vs evil. God isn't a flying man in the sky, but the actual representation of Love, Hope, Joy, Peace, Light, etc. Not metaphor, but literally, like an extra demintional wavelength of thought, emotions, and intent. The devil is the opposite wavelength, pain, fear, hate, anger, darkness, etc. Human life is serving one of these two. Not a man in the sky, actual sentient collective universal Love. However, humans are primatives, we make mistakes. It's in our nature, since the fall, to go down the wrong path. This means at some time each one of us has served darkness to some degree. God understands our limited understanding of our own actions, so he gave us forgiveness, though sacrificing himself in human form as Jesus Christ. It is our duty to accept that sacrifice, get the forgiveness, and be better, helping others be better, and spreading this wavelength of Love, Hope, Joy, Peace, Light, etc, thoughout the universe. But God had to make a way for us to get to this place spiritually, this is why evidence is not allowed. Evidence will make you believe, using the fear of absolute punishment to change your behavior, but that won't make you better, just scared. Faith makes you better. It is what redeemes us, not our works. Faith is the hope that things get better, that justice always prevails, that we're at least loved by our creator. But it has to be Faith in Jesus, because of his sacrifice. And there can't be evidence to point us to him, because Love had to be fair. If there were a code in our DNA, what about everyone born before genetic sequencing? If there were a book with the solar system thosands of years ago, what would stop an evil person from hiding/destroying it? If it were something you had to go to, what about the geographically isolated, imprisoned, or enslaved. If it were a train of logic, what about the uneducated, or mentally slow? Not to mention all the people born before schools. Love cannot give to one without giving to the other. So the key to salvation had to be something everyone has access to. The only thing is Faith. This is why God puts it upon your heart to learn about these things, even if it's only to criticize, or hate. God is everywhere, because Love is everywhere, and so is the devil, because hate is everywhere. They're in your head all the time, regardless of weather or not you accept that. They whisper inside your heart, giving you ideas. But more than that, they're inside everyone's heart. This is how they get things done. They corrordanate us like pieces on a chess board. The only difference is, we get to chose who's side we're playing for. At the end of our life, we go to that team's home base, Heaven, or Hell. A place where all that exists is those wavelengths. Hate, pain, anger, fear, darkness; or Love, Hope, Joy, Peace, Pleasure, Light. The choice is yours to make. But you cannot go to Heaven with hate in your heart. You must forgive, repent, and spread joy for those around you. These are sentient eternal controlling forces in our universe. Heaven and Hell are very real places, I've seen them. Those steps prime your soul for a meeting with God. Very literally. Once you've done all four, in that order, you get divine revelation, with all the evidence you'll ever need. They are, forgive your parents, break down before Jesus, ask for forgiveness, and read the Bible. Step four takes three books to get the revelation. I recommend Genesis, Mathew, and then either Luke, Psalms, or proverbs. The order of the steps is important, step 1 has to come before step 3. I can state that for an absolute certainty that these steps always work. Please, take your salvation seriously. See for yourself. Do those steps. Jesus Christ is Lord. It's all True

This guy is 72 and looks and sounds like he is in his fifties.

@nicholasmaniccia1005

3 жыл бұрын

and doesn't have a real bone left in his body

@goldenduck6109

3 жыл бұрын

Nah he looks about 70, a good 70 though

@dextermorgan6665

3 жыл бұрын

Mid sixties but very energetic and a good aura hung at heart ha

@channi58

3 жыл бұрын

He can't walk though hips gone

@biblesaurus6862

3 жыл бұрын

He can barley walk

As a Minnesota kid, this guy is a LEGEND. wonderful clip.

@williamgillberg2027

3 жыл бұрын

As a young buck from Old Town Arizona this guy is legend

@williamgillberg2027

3 жыл бұрын

As an Arizonian raised in the city of Tombstone this guy is a legend

@carljacobson7156

3 жыл бұрын

Former U. of Minnesota Wrestling Coach Jay Robinson was on the 1972 US Olympic Wrestling team with Dan Gable - AND was one of his Assistant Coaches at U. of Iowa for about 8 years

@williamgillberg2027

3 жыл бұрын

@@carljacobson7156 good ol Jay

what a treat! Met Dan at sports camp as a kid. Iowa born and raised.

@brent9393

3 жыл бұрын

Iowas a great place to live, and there's nothing better then a packed carver arena watching Iowa wrestle

“You shoot you score, they shoot YOU SCORE!” -Dan Gable

I remember learning about him during my high school wrestling years. Man is a legend!

Dan Gable is like the Babe Ruth of wrestling.

@theking7634

3 жыл бұрын

no

@opcode114

3 жыл бұрын

Babe Ruth is not even close to this level

@ajberry3358

3 жыл бұрын

Dude has a literal grip named after him because it’s so damn effective. He’a without a doubt one of the most influential grapplers that will ever live.

@fitness..moveyoullgetit5832

3 жыл бұрын

@@opcode114 "In Ken Burns' documentary Baseball, noted journalist and author Dan Okrent said Ruth was “the best lefthanded pitcher of the 1910s, without question, in the American League.” Indeed, among AL lefties with at least 1,000 IP in the decade, Ruth had the lowest ERA (2.19) and highest winning percentage (.659) while ranking fourth in wins, tied for fourth in shutouts and ninth in strikeouts. In six seasons with Ruth, the Red Sox won three World Series titles. In 107 seasons without him they have won four. Ruth is the only player since the turn of the 20th century to lead his league in Triple Crown categories as both a hitter and a pitcher and he did it in the span of three years." His home run record is even more impressive considering stadiums were much larger back then compared to the puny Stadium sizes of today..a comparison of Ryan Howard's 58 home run season showing it would equal about 30 homeruns in Yankee Stadium, when Babe Ruth was playing: "Here's Ryan Howard and his 58 dingers in 2006 according to hit tracker I have marked in red, the ones that appear would fall short of '28 YS. There are 27 out of 58 non-dingers, with four more right on the fence line. If we assume half would be dingers, that's 29 of 58, exactly 50% that wouldn't have been four sackers. Certainly not all of the 29 would have been outs. Some doubles, and even being Howard, yes, a triple or two. With outfields playing back further, more fly-outs than doubles and triples combined imo."

@opcode114

3 жыл бұрын

@@fitness..moveyoullgetit5832 I’m not denying Ruth’s records or accomplishments. As a youngster i was a little smug about the fact that i knew ruth was far better pitcher than he was a fielder and hitter, and one of the greatest pitchers in baseball’s history. However :) , the phrases “One of the greatest American wrestlers”, “among the top...” are not phrases used to describe Dan Gable’s wrestling achievements. He stands alone in his dominating career. And has done so for 40+ years. His records are available almost immediately with a search so i wont post them here. P.S. I prefer Gehrig

In can relate I don't think you feel tired. You just feel slow and when you notice the crowd you know your not focused.

My brothers wrestled for Canby Union High School with Larry Owings. We celebrated with him in our home town when he beat you. Congratulations on your career. 🎉

Dan Gable what a great man,great interview.

Still awesome after all these years. Much respect.

Dan Gable is the Michael Jordon or Tom Brady of wrestling. He was a great coach also.

@kirkjohnson9353

3 жыл бұрын

I never heard of him. It's impressive how many in the comments love this guy.

@em_dee10

3 жыл бұрын

No, Michael Jordan and Tom Brady are the "Dan Gables" of their respective sports lol

@bgyptt

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry Cael Sanderson takes that title.

@golupchee

3 жыл бұрын

Not to take anything from Dan Gable, but MJ/TB of wrestling would be Alexandr Karelin. 887wins and 2 losses

@budfox2337

3 жыл бұрын

I will not even get into what he won as a wrestler. Aa a coach, his teams won 15 Division I titles. Game Over !

Awesome that you had the privilege to sit down with the legend himself

I grew up in Iowa. I was in junior high school when Dan was in his Senior year wrestling for Waterloo. He was a legend to all of us before he got to ISU. He inspired me and so many of us not just for wrestling skills but living life going forward. That's the reward wrestling does for you. He's the greatest athlete but even greater human being! Thanks Dan, it was a great time to be growing-up in Iowa and you never disappointed me. You taught me motivation in every aspect of LIFE.

This podcast was awsomee. I knew who Dan gable was from the whole gable grip technique but I didnt know the man. What a special podcast this was imo. Thank you Joe and Dan.

Waterloo West High alumni baby, gable representing the 319 baby!

The boogyman checks under his bed for Dan Gable

Don’t know much about wrestling but this guy is really genuine. Heard about Rulon Gardner as a great wrestler.

Warm-ups are absolutely critical before intense competition.

Larry is a great man, he’s the man that spilled the ink. Met him several times here in Oregon, never met Dan Gable, but always been my all time hero. I wanted to wrestle for him so badly but unfortunately you have tremendous wrestling talent, I had tremendous dreams. I also know that Mr. Gable used to get man handled in practice by Bob Buzzard, and Bob was no joke as a coach here in Oregon. He had some amazing stories about Mr. Gable. Hopefully I will meet him one day.

"I went undefeated in high school, 181 -1 in college, and then I got good." Dan Gable

So this is who the grip is named after.

I always feel best during my 2nd or 3rd match. He is absolutely right about warming up hard.

All it takes is once love this moral.!

the concentration of amazing mid-west wrestlers is astounding & they don't mess @ ! he was a product of ALL of that intensity & mastered it

Dan was spot on at the end there and it is a lesson everyone on social media should learn..you ask or fame and fortune but are you mentally ready for fame and fortune. To add to it, it is one thing to receive a million dollars, it is a whole different world to flip that million.

I had a high school teacher who was also the wrestling coach. He only stayed at my school for one year, and must have gotten a better offer from another school, because he was an excellent coach. The heavyweight division sported the Illinois State 2nd place finisher (from my school) to Nemsky the Champion. That teacher/coach said he knew Mr. Gable, he may have even went to Iowa State around the same time. I've never forgotten him or Dan Gable.

Dam Gable was a legend that every wrestling mat heard the name of in the 1990's. He will always be remembered.

@chrisc3697

3 жыл бұрын

try 1980's

4:01 -- I attended a clinic in NJ featuring Gable in 2003. He was in his early 50's I think at the time, maybe a touch older. The clinic was for kids, young kids through high school. I was only there watching from the bleachers with a couple of friends who were high school coaches. Before the clinic, like 20 minutes or more prior to the start, Gable was in the back of the gym warming up with the kind of intensity that most Senior level athletes don't even attempt. He was taking shots, doing jumps, slapping his arms and legs like a madman... He was really working himself into a lather. And all of it was just so he could be prepared to teach techniques and drills at a clinic for kids.

@MK007-YT

2 жыл бұрын

Would you really expect anything less from Dan Gable....?

Dan Gable is a genuinely good human being!!

Dan Gable used to do wind sprints until he literally passed out. That gives you an idea of how hard he trained. Also, there's a story of how when he'd first gone to college he decided he'd earned a break and was drinking a beer in the student union. Somehow, his mother heard about it, when down there, and slapped him across the face.

God damn that snippet of the interview was so good I might have to go to Spotify

Warm-up was a physical and mental thing for me. Without it, I could see being susceptible to the weaknesses that I would build myself to push past mentally and physically.

I've always been told to get your second wind before the match starts, it does make a big difference.

Dude what a cast.

He’s talking about his second wind. When you get to that place, you’re moving through your heart. Before that, everything is through the head. Heart beats head every time.

From here I'm going to that goddam spotify

@mattmorrison9379

3 жыл бұрын

Spotify works well imo

@skyblue9991

3 жыл бұрын

He'll get us all one way or another... lol

Love me some Dan Gable 👍😎

@taylermodvesa3927

3 жыл бұрын

dan cable

This is one of the most interesting dudes I’ve listened to on this podcast.

What an absolute legend. Thought this guy was dead tbh. The Gable was my favorite pinning move in wrestling. What a humble man too

I love his pilsophy he's a great legend n motivator

@theupsndowns8161

Жыл бұрын

And definitely in the moment

Great guest

I saw that match in a barber shop in Washburn, Iowa. My Dad, brother and I were there. The whole barber shop was watching it. No barber was cutting hair. Everyone stopped and watched it on a black and white TV up high in the corner. Everyone one was shocked and it was dead quiet after. Took a while to recover and get back to normal. You couldn't blame the ref, couldn't blame anything or anyone. He lost. Great lesson. Complacency and taking opponents for granted no matter your record can bite you and you won't see it coming

@rje024

3 жыл бұрын

I use to live in that area. My family's origin is from Jesup and Gilbertville. I moved away from Iowa. People ask me if I wrestled when they find out if I'm from Iowa. It's due to him. Man's a legend

Ayyyy met this guy!

I met him once, I was speechless.

Kurt Angle next week pls

There’s always a Larry Owings lurking in life

My old wrestling coach was Larry owing’s teammate

Nice video

I can testify I took a few pictures with gable throughout my years and he always warmed up to take pictures . At 16 I was like what is he doing but this is hilarious now , I guess he warms up for everything since losing that match.

Finally the Man !!!

Dan looks like he could still pin 99% of the people on the planet.

@SomethingFunny454

3 жыл бұрын

IDK he's kinda got a Parkinson twitch going on......

@pcproffy

3 жыл бұрын

He has said his body is wrecked these days.

@SnailHatan

3 жыл бұрын

Lmao no. He looks like any other old white dude.

@djcastano1180

3 жыл бұрын

Facts. My old wrestling coach Art Ziegler was about 60 at the time this occurred. We are in the weight room one day, and the biggest football player in school walks in “Zig, I bet I could take you. You’re just too old”. Zig shot single leg, raised kid up, flipped him into trash can. Kicked trash can down and rolled it across the gym floor and said “get out of my gym”. That wresting strength and skill doesn’t go away.

@roccosirishluck4892

Жыл бұрын

He can! He did, when he coached NCAA champions, after he had two hip replacements. Warrior, doesn't even begin to describe Gable! Trailblazer and Legend and more...

had to watch out for those kgb mind games back in the day....

I don’t mind spotify but man would timestamps be great...

Dan Gable was a true badass. Interesting guy.

wrestling is a crazy sport, hardest sport in the world

Iowa represent.

Now here's the Real GOAT!

I wrestled from elementary school to senior year of high school. I was by no means a high level wrestler and didn’t make it to college wrestling. Love the sport but didn’t take it as seriously as I could have. Looking back my best matches was when warmed up to point of almost being tired. Wish I included warming up more like Gable stressed in the importance of in this video.

I have a shitload more respect for dan then i had. But i always had alot for him. I did hear that he lost match because it was first time he gave an interveiw.. i wish i coulda been coached by this man !!!

Can you imagine the amounts of sweat that dan gable helped shed from himself and his teams he coached!! TALKING SWIMMING POOLS OF HARD WORK.

@nonenone2669

3 жыл бұрын

Eeeew lol

This is such a crazy piece of wrestling history. Gable was so damn dominant that it’s just insane that he would go undefeated all his career then lose the very last freakin match

I know exactly what he's talking about. I was a competitive runner. You knew if you could hear the spectators halfway through the race you weren't in it properly and probably wouldn't finish well. You never heard them or noticed them if you were in it body and mind, running your best. You can only hear/notice them if something is wrong with your focus or body preventing you from competing fully.

My coach back in high school modeled our training after Mr. Gable’s philosophy. I still remember him telling us about the brands brothers and doing pulls ups and beating the hell out of each other next to the Brands Brothers poster. I miss getting my ass kicked.

"Let's wrestle ! Let's wrestle ! Let's wrestle !!!!!" - Dan Gable

About time.

I’ll be honest I don’t know this guy but I love his story

I know this feeling all to well. Was touted to break the state track meet mile record. It was a guarantee in everyone’s minds because I had done posted the time in multiple meets leading up to it. I didn’t practice or warm up like I usually did. Was talking to parents coaches the news. As soon as the race start it was the first time ever I felt weak tired like I didn’t have it, two minutes later I’m having a panic induced asthma attack and collapsed on the track... HUGE learning experience.

Lesson learned... don't be too over confidence and takes thing lighty..👍

As they say, the most dangerous fights are the ones you’re supposed to win.

you need a podcast with John Smith

My guy making excuses without making excuses hahaha what a guy

He is a god in the state of Iowa. He's one of the few people that nobody has a bad thing to say about. Cheers from Johnston Iowa.

You should have Larry on to get his side of the famous match. I’ve got the contact if you need it!

Shout out to all the real '80's rockers who got on stage wearing their Dan Gable wrestling shoes 🤘

Greatness

This guys does a full workout as a warmup lol

Joe, I'm only hear because Spotify doesn't have a comment section yet, but dude you have to have Khruangbin on, best band out of Texas currently, PLEASE.

Spotify is great

I had a wrestling coach tell me not to go on the mat til I'm sweating. Really helped

Dan Gable is the GOAT. Can’t change my kind.

When will Spotify fix their app and make it possible to watch video on a smart TV? Watching the podcast on a phone is awful.

@md5820

3 жыл бұрын

You can always mirror the screen.

@jayscott2945

3 жыл бұрын

Spotify sucks

@georgimihalkov4781

3 жыл бұрын

@@jayscott2945 It's worse than youtube for sure.

@mranonymous9737

3 жыл бұрын

I have premium and still have to listen to Joe’s ads

@georgimihalkov4781

3 жыл бұрын

@@mranonymous9737 I had premium and I was getting ads from Spotify. An absolute joke 😂

I F’N LOVE DAN GABLE!