We at Defense Soap were extremely excited and proud to hear the announcement come from Corsier-sur-Vevey, Switzerland on April 2nd that our partnership with United World Wrestling had been made official. This partnership comes in the form of a two-year global …
For most wrestlers, the term “off-season” is a bit of a misnomer. Yes, we do take a break from a normal practice schedule and we aren’t training as vigorously with our conditioning, but by no means are we just taking …
Q1: What are your wrestlers doing to train for the next two weeks to prepare for NCAAs? What does practice look like this time of year? A1: We will take the next week to focus on a few different areas to peak …
Wrestling season can be cold, in more ways than one The typical folkstyle wrestling season falls between November and March. So, on top of our busy work and school schedules, grueling practices, and traveling around the country, many of us …
Club and camp season is around the corner With our conference, state, and national tournaments around the corner, it’s never too early to think about the offseason and a much-needed break as far as the grind of the regular season …
Last push towards the postseason The end of the season can be extremely stressful for wrestlers, parents, and coaches. It is our last effort to give ourselves an edge as we approach our league, state, and national championships. The end …
Keeping healthy by avoiding skin infections is a concern of every competitive wrestler. Skin infections such as ringworm (fungus), impetigo (bacteria), herpes (virus) and pink eye (conjunctivitis) are not uncommon in contact sports. The constant skin contact required for training …
Defense Clinical Report This letter is to certify and validate properties pertaining to “Defense” brand anti-dermatophyte (ringworm) and anti-bacterial soap. The evidence is presented for the recognition of these properties. Materials and Methods LyfoCults brand dermatophyte ATCC (American Type Culture …
Keeping wrestlers healthy by avoiding skin infections is a concern of every wrestler, wrestling parent, and coach. While skin infections such as ringworm ( Tinea fungus), impetigo (bacterial infection), herpes (virus) and pink eye (conjunctivitis) are not uncommon in contact …
Showering immediately after practice sounds like a simple enough way to prevent skin infections, but did you know that if you go straight to the shower and use an antibacterial soap only, you are promoting the growth of fungal infections? …