COLUMBUS, Ohio — Former Ohio State wrestler and Olympic gold medalist Kyle Snyder will continue his training at the facilities of a Big Ten Conference rival. Snyder announced Thursday on Twitter that he will continue his training at Penn State’s Nittany Lions Wrestling Club. Penn State is designated as the U.S. Olympic Regional Training Center. Snyder, who won gold at the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, said he believed the move was necessary to maximize his training in preparation for the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo. A three-time individual NCAA Champion at 285 pounds who led the Buckeyes to the 2015 team championship, Snyder opened his post with his appreciation for Ohio State coach Tom Ryan and other coaches. “I have a responsibility to my teammates, to my country, and to God, to tell myself the truth and act upon that truth,” Snyder said in the post. “The simple truth…
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