Outland Trophy Candidate
288 Ibs.
Seinor OG . points in a season. him into an All-American type player. size and a solid 3.67 grade point average strength coaches were so excited that it pounds. made me excited.
Mike reached 6-5 280 pounds. lege recruiters could talk to Mike until lot of improvement. miss. I've made it policy not to miss no season’s end. matter what. Over the last five years, I've 400 and ran a 5.35 forty. been sick a few times in the weight room. then come back. door. high school football coach. recovered quicker.” play. state semi-finals. far. he was Captain and had the ultimate dream season.
School was ranked 6th in the nation capping the season with a stunning 53-0 State Championship victory. Football honors poured in as he was the top prep-offensive lineman in the State of Missouri in 1988, a Parade All-American and an honorable mention All-America by USA Today. also a first team All-Stater both as an offensive and defensive lineman. Finally, Mike Bedosky’s name appeared on USA Today's list of top 100 recruits in the country.
Mike was also a great high school wrestler with a 20-1-sophomore record and a second in state finish in both his junior and senior years. set school records for most career pins, Mike Cleans 350 Pounds And Also Does Power Snatches As An Auxiliary Lift Besides, I liked the Missouri coaches.” including a plyometric training area.
50 states and more than 100 countries. west of the Mississippi. sports. and excellence.
ACT score of just under 25. foot strength and conditioning facility, and was on the Phillips 66 Big Eight All- Academic Team.
Flight Scholar or both. tial in a wide variety of areas. nated for National Football Foundation’s Fulbright Scholars. also have the highest test scores in the results achieved are exemplary. The stu- Scholar-Athlete Award. ping 84%. have GPA’s above the 3.0 mark. year, Bedosky was a Freshman First Team All-American, will achieve a degree in education with a teacher in grades 7 through 12.
Trophy Candidate.
NFL happens, it happens,” reasoned Mike.
Mike feels that it is important to lift and run in-season. “My body feels coach football. I'd also like to be a high involved in wrestling.” can be done on our own. train,” states Mike. school coach, I would absolutely lift inseason.
University of Texas -El Paso.
Saturdays. each year the Tigers steadily improve in all areas:
Squat.
Clean and Push Press. psyched and visualize. pounds.
243 to 270 in the same time period.
Bedosky has the best Push Press of any Tiger at 350 pounds.
Mike Squats 600 Pounds! because he's my coach. But to be honest, it seems kind After working with Mike for the past five years, I have gotten to know him very well, on and off the field. Mike hates to lose and he possesses a tremendous work ethic and desire to be the best in everything he does. Mike hasn't missed a weight training session in five years and the results of of his efforts are obvious. His competitiveness and "never say die" attitude help propel Mike to a leader- ship role on the team. Off the field, Mike is a thoughtful and caring person. This was evident when Mike led team members in a sandbagging effort this past summer to help flood victims.
It has been a pleasure for me to coach and athlete like Mike Bedosky.
-Dave Toub: Missouri Tigers Head Strength Coach Mike Working on Sprint Skills. shoot for and you're either successful or water, juice or a soft drink. the need or purpose to drinking alcohol, plus the group I ran around with in high yourself. school never drank.” to when I prepare for a football game.
Iwatch a heck of a lot of film to pick up tendencies. the plays. played, but now, since I’m Captain, I tone it down a little but not much.” in life are God and family. a prayer before a game. notes.
AND NEVER SAY DIE.” the world. mind helps your technique. successful. and so I grew up an only child. every year. That means a lot to me. because of a drinking or drug problem. happen.
“I don't drink period.
Dad had some drinking problems. to having my own family.” through problems caused by drinking.
The first time you're offered something, article possible. it's a little bit of a hassle, but then it work and dedication for achieving success. and do it the best you can. big goal setter. you're about. and alcohol free and for his perspective alcohol, even in college.
Mike Bedosky's Stats Squat - 600 Ibs.
Clean - 350 Ibs. Bench - 350 lbs. Push Press - 375 Ibs. 40 Yard - 5.2 Vertical - 26" Arm Reach - 103" Standing Long Jump - 9-0 Pass Blocking With A Medicine Ball and Bag.
Then Duplicates The Movement With A Machine and Dumbbell Inclines. on God and family...
From BFS Magazine — Winter 1993. Part of the BFS Magazine Archive (1980–2014).
