Korey Jarvis Trained Hard To Combat Slow Start In Wrestling | Bodies of Work | CBC Sports
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Channel: CBC Sports · 2018 · Sports
Growing up in Elliot Lake, Ont., Korey Jarvis wasn't the most athletic looking guy in high school. But he trained to make his body optimal for wrestling, becoming a six-foot-two, 256-pound gold medallist on the national team. Jarvis competed in the 125 kg weight class in Rio 2016. Did you like this video? Visit CBC Sports: Bodies of Work for more: www.cbc.ca/sports/bodiesofwork Subscribe to CBC Sports: http://bit.ly/CBCSportsSub CONNECT WITH CBC SPORTS ON SOCIAL Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CBCSports Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cbc.sports Twitter: https://twitter.com/cbcsports Google+: http://bit.ly/CBCSportsGooglePlus Read CBC Sports Online: http://bit.ly/CBCSportsWebsite Korey Jarvis Trained Hard To Combat Slow Start In Wrestling https://www.youtube.com/user/CBCSports
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