In his sophomore season, he qualified for the 2009 NCAA Division I 157 lb Championship, where he posted a 0–2 record. As a freshman, Gaethje had an 18–9 record, including a third-place finish at the Oregon Wrestling Classic. He initially applied to a small college in Arizona as he wanted to stay close to his family, but instead accepted an offer from the NCAA Division I program at the University of Northern Colorado. Gaethje graduated from Safford High School with a 191–9 record. Gaethje also played football and baseball in high school. He still holds the seventh-most near falls (218) and the ninth-most team points scored (1057.5) in the history of the state as a wrestler. He attended Safford High School, where he was a four-time finalist and two-time state champion ( AIA). Gaethje began wrestling at the age of four. You'll be right back here." This motivated Gaethje to make a success of himself. I did 96 hours one week." Gaethje recalled that as he was about to leave the mine to attend university, two of his co-workers told him, "You'll be right back, you ain't gonna make it in college. I did it for three months straight and took one sick day, because I had to sleep. He said to Brett Okamoto of ESPN in 2020, "I worked seven days a week, 12 hours every day. When he was 18, Gaethje spent a summer himself at the Morenci mine. He also has a twin brother, Marcus John Gaethje, who worked at the Morenci mine for almost 10 years.
Gaethje's father Ray retired as a copper miner in September 2019, after 36 years working at the Morenci mine. His paternal grandfather boxed while serving in the United States Army. His mother was a postmaster while his father was a copper miner, as were both of his grandfathers. His mother, Carolina ( née Espinoza), is of Mexican descent from Sonora, Mexico and his father, John Ray Gaethje, is of German descent. Justin Ray Gaethje was born on November 14, 1988, in Safford, Arizona.
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He began his amateur MMA career while in college, turned professional in 2011 and joined the World Series of Fighting (WSOF) in 2013, where he became Lightweight Champion. He was a two-time Arizona state champion as a wrestler at Safford High School, and an NCAA Division I All-American during his time at the University of Northern Colorado. īorn in Safford, Arizona, Gaethje began wrestling when he was four years old. As of May 9, 2022, he is #3 in the UFC lightweight rankings. He is a former Interim UFC Lightweight Champion. He currently competes in the Lightweight division in the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC). Justin Ray Gaethje ( / ˈ ɡ eɪ dʒ i/ born November 14, 1988) is an American professional mixed martial artist. In "Training Mode" you can select specific intervals to work on if you are struggling with just specific intervals or types of interval.Grudge Training Center (2011–2016) Personally, I'd recommend getting used to both.
You can choose from Piano or Guitar Input for your answers, and you can chose to hear the notes and guitar or piano. It will start very easy and gradually get harder as you get more correct and can pass each stage. This app deals specifically with Interval Ear Training, both melodic and harmonic. For this info you probably want to check out my ebook Practical Music Theory (available from ) which will explain all the theory related to this.
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Many of you will probably want to understand how the names are found and how to work out the interval note names in every key. Easy to remember: Melodic Intervals make melody, Harmonic Intervals make harmony! In harmonic intervals the notes are played at the same time and in melodic the notes are played one after the other. There are two types of interval listening, harmonic and melodic. To put it very simply, you will learn to recognise the relationship between two notes (by distance), when they are played together or apart! Every musician should work on Ear Training (or Aural Training) and Interval Ear Training is a very important element of ear training.
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