deezy
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Post by deezy on Sept 14, 2016 13:58:19 GMT -5
A former West Seneca student died this past Thursday, after suffering a medical emergency at a Moline, Illinois gym. Jonah Snyder was 20 years old. A family friend of Snyder says, he was at a school designed for training professional wrestlers. The Moline Police Department says Snyder was enrolled at the Black and Brave Wrestling Academy. The gym is run by Colby Lopez, better known in the WWE world as Seth Rollins. The Rock Island County coroner, Brian Gustafson says Snyder was training with eight other people at the gym, when he started to feel ill. According to the coroner, the trainers instructed Snyder to sit down. Snyder’s condition continued to worsen and trainers called 911. Paramedics arrived and Snyder went into cardiac arrest. He was taken to the Genesis Medical Center where he was pronounced dead. An autopsy done on Friday was inconclusive according to Gustafson. The Moline Police are continuing to investigate the death. Our thoughts and condolences are with the family as everyone in the wrestling community is sorry for their loss. four3four.com/271/student-dies-at-seth-rollins-wrestling-school/I wonder what he did to Rollins.... |
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Post by rinaldo on Sept 14, 2016 14:12:23 GMT -5
RIP.
No jokes, please.
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deezy
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Post by deezy on Sept 14, 2016 14:23:22 GMT -5
Either a heart condition or severely out of shape.
Wrestling schools should need a doctor's note for admission, it's cardio conditioning heavy.
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Post by kalgoroth on Sept 15, 2016 7:24:05 GMT -5
Either a heart condition or severely out of shape. Wrestling schools should need a doctor's note for admission, it's cardio conditioning heavy. I agree. I have had a pacemaker since I was 11 (I'm 33) due to having a congenital heart block since birth but there's currently nothing stopping me (apart from my own common sense - and lack of ability...) from signing up to go to a wrestling school, I imagine if asked I could simply say there's nothing wrong with me and most schools would probably accept that and take my money. I suppose the counter-argument is that it should be up to the individual to make sure they are in good health before signing up, these days it's no secret how intense training is. |
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Post by Christian Small on Sept 15, 2016 12:56:18 GMT -5
We also don't know how far along in training he was. We don't know if this was his first day or he was a month in. Many people say the first day weeds out a lot and it's not like the trainers forced him to keep going, they told him to sit out.
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