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SAN FRANCISCO — Junior guard Danny Cheek scored 11 of his 15 points in the fourth quarter, helping lead the Corona del Mar High boys’ basketball team to a 55-54 win over Montgomery of Santa Rosa in the Sand Dune Classic championship game at St. Ignatius Prep on Wednesday night.
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Wrestling is a fun and entertaining sport that has been around since 708 BC. One of the best parts of wrestling is that it is inexpensive to participate in and requires very little outlay of money for equipment. The biggest purchase that you will make is for wrestling shoes.

There are a few different aspects of wrestling shoes that you need to take into consideration when you are shopping. The first is to determine your size. In order to do this, first find out what your regular shoe size is. Wrestling shoes generally run one half to a full size larger than normal shoes. You will need to factor this in when searching for the right pair. Also, your shoes will most likely stretch after a few practices, and they should fit fairly snug.

There are several brands of wrestling shoes out there that have stood the test of time. They are all a good choice. These brands include Asics, Nike, Adidas, Infinity and Brute, and can all be found in most stores. Your shoes should last about one to two years, depending on the frequency with which you wrestle. Your shoe should be comfortable and have a good rubber sole and high ankle support. Higher quality wrestling shoes are made out of a breathable lightweight material. You should choose a split sole or a non-split sole shoe, though the split soles are generally more comfortable and provide better traction.

You can expect to pay between $30 and $125 dollars for your new shoes. If you are new to the sport or have a very small budget, you can find a decent pair for around $30. As you get better and more involved, and your budget increases, you can look for a more expensive pair.

When shopping for wrestling shoes, it's a good idea to go to a store and try on several pairs. Some may be more comfortable than others. Some brands may fit your foot better and some options may be completely out of your price range. The salespeople there are trained to help you and to know what will work for your needs, don't hesitate to ask them. Also, you may want to speak with other wrestlers or your coach to find out what styles work best for them. Armed with this knowledge, you should be able to find a great pair of wrestling shoes. Happy shopping!

Sydney Garrison is an avid cyclist and sports enthusiast. She is also a partner in an online bike rack store.

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