Profile of Bighouse (1)

NEW UPDATE/ January 8, 2021

I have to stand on the sideline again! 2-3 weeks ago I lost my balance while in the shower, falling, wrapping my torso around a wall which is part of the shower, I BRUISED MY LEFT RIBS. MY DOCTORS TOLD ME TO STAY AWAY FROM CONTACT SPORTS, INCLUDING WRESTLING!
Adding insult to injury, while trying to get our wheeled, big trash can out of a ditch which waste management parked it, I tried pulling it up a slight incline, falling 4 times until I got it on the driveway! I AM A COMPLETE WASHOUT!

I will not participate until such time the COVID 19 pandemic is eradicated and my orthopedic surgeon and neurologist allow my participation in contact sports. MY BALANCE ISSUES WILL KEEP ME FROM PARTICIPATING.

I am staying on MF for many of you are my friends.

My wife and daughters discovered my new hobby and emphatically disapproved directing me to stay clear of MF.
I refuse to be treated like a child, so feel free to contact me on my email. If you want it, message me on MF. I will stay on MF indefinitely.

My beautiful wife and I have made, what will be our last move (NH to TN) into a 3 Bedroom Ranch style home with an attached 2 car garage. We have a small garage in the backyard that will become “My Man Cave”! We live in Jackson, TN.

I retired from The US Army after 20 years in June 1995. While in College ROTC, I learned hand to hand combat at College and at ROTC Advanced Camp. One of my fellow cadets, a young lady took me to task for 3 falls - she won!
While a middle school student I wrestled with my gym class half a semester and loved it. I watched men’s pro wrestling and women wrestling since I was 14 yo. I was glued to the TV every Saturday afternoon watching wrestling. I went to WWF matches once; and VCR tapes with women wrestling.

I retired from The US Army as a MAJOR after 18.5 years of commissioned service and received credit for 2 years of commissioned service under Early Retirement with 18.5 years, receiving credit as a Fully Retired Army Major.

I retired as a Commissioned Professional Scouter on April 1, 2020, Daniel Webster Council, 25 years of commissioned service.

I was bound and determined to get in better physical condition on July 26, 2019 as I weighed 275. Through diet, walking, push-ups, as of today I weigh 218, loosing 57 pounds. My ultimate goal is to get to 200 lbs. by May 1, 2021.

I am staying away from gyms until COVID exits our lives.

I walk and do push-ups and a host of exercises.

When I first was introduced to MF, it was a dream come true. Once I bought some gear, I was ready. It took longer than I liked to have my first match. I enjoyed my first match.

Several weeks passed until I met this incredible man who enjoyed wrestling me as much as I enjoyed wrestling him!
This man, who would become a very close friend. He has earned the right to become my wrestling buddy who showed me how to perform moves while showing me the sensuality in 2 men wrestling. The entire time together was a mountain top experience.

It’s been 2 years on MF with only 2 matches. My first opponent abruptly dropped me as a friend and erased our record of wrestling. The men faced were both a challenge and pleasure to wrestle. As with COVID began, any chance of wrestling is on hold until everyone receives the vaccine. For me being 65yo I really need to be careful and cautious.

My new doctors and specialists have the same opinion; when our environment improves and masking / PPE are no longer needed, then I can play in a safe environment.

My doctors and specialists all agree I am fit to continuing all physical activity after COVID.

KEEP SMILING!
STAY IN SHAPE
WASH HANDS/MASK UP/NO LARGE GROUPS
ONLY DO TASKS YOU CAN SAFELY DO

Before we know it, we’ll be on the mats or in a ring!

BE CAREFUL OUT THERE

Jack