· Por Carson Matthews
Former Wrestler Reveals How to Finally Eliminate Impetigo for Good
The Locker Room Secret That's Saving Wrestling Seasons
When Gregory stepped onto the wrestling mat during his competitive career, his biggest opponent wasn't always the person across from him—it was the recurring impetigo infections that repeatedly sidelined him from competition.
"I missed three major tournaments in one season because of impetigo," Gregory recalls. "The doctor would clear it up with antibiotics, but within weeks of returning to the mat, it would come right back. It was devastating."
Gregory's experience isn't unique. According to sports medicine research, wrestlers are 7 times more likely to develop skin infections than any other athletes, with impetigo being one of the most common and contagious.
The Frustrating Cycle Most Wrestlers Face
For most wrestlers, impetigo follows a predictable and frustrating pattern:
- Develop painful, red sores (usually on the face, neck, or arms)
- Get diagnosed and receive antibiotic treatment
- Sit out mandatory 3-10 days from competition
- Return to wrestling
- Develop impetigo again within weeks
This cycle doesn't just impact individual wrestlers—it can derail entire team seasons when infections spread through practice rooms.
"I tried everything on the market—prescription soaps, defense brands, even bleach baths. Nothing stopped the infections from coming back once I returned to the mats." - Gregory, Former Collegiate Wrestler
The Mat-to-Skin Discovery That Changed Everything
After another frustrating bout with impetigo, Gregory decided to investigate what was actually happening on a microbiological level.
"I had our team's mats and headgear tested in a lab," Gregory explains. "What they found was alarming—the specific strains of Staphylococcus bacteria that cause impetigo were thriving on our equipment despite regular cleaning protocols."
Further research revealed an uncomfortable truth: most cleaning practices and personal hygiene products used by wrestlers weren't effectively eliminating the bacteria where it matters most—in microscopic skin abrasions where infections actually begin.
The Solution Every Wrestler Needs
Gregory discovered Ballboyz & Ballgirlz, a skincare system specifically engineered for what wrestlers experience on the mat.
"They analyzed the specific bacteria found on wrestling equipment and created compounds that don't just kill surface bacteria—they penetrate into the micro-tears in skin where infections start," Gregory explains. "This isn't just another soap—it's a complete protection system."
Ballboyz & Ballgirlz is the first skincare system specifically designed to break the impetigo cycle for wrestlers.
The Two-Part System That's Keeping Wrestlers Competition-Ready
The Ballboyz & Ballgirlz Fight Pack contains a complete system designed to both prevent and treat skin infections common to wrestlers:
1. Antibacterial Face Scrub
This powerful formula contains specialized compounds that penetrate deep into pores and micro-abrasions to kill the Staph and Strep bacteria that cause impetigo before they can establish an infection.
2. Antibacterial Body Scrub
Designed for larger areas where skin-to-mat contact occurs, this intensive scrub creates a long-lasting antibacterial barrier that continues working for up to 12 hours, even through intense training sessions.
3. Hyper-Targeting Pimple Patches
These specialized patches can be applied directly to existing impetigo spots or early breakouts to deliver concentrated antibacterial agents exactly where needed, accelerating healing while preventing spread.
Dramatic Results Across Wrestling Programs
The impact on wrestling programs using the Ballboyz & Ballgirlz system has been remarkable:
- 91% reduction in skin infections when used consistently
- Zero cases of impetigo reported in multiple D1 college programs using the system
- Significant decrease in competition time lost to skin infections
"After implementing BallBoyz as part of our required post-practice routine, we went from having 8-10 skin infections every season to just one minor case. It's completely transformed our program's ability to stay healthy through the season." - Head Wrestling Coach, Division I Program
The Simple Protocol That's Saving Wrestling Seasons
The Ballboyz & Ballgirlz impetigo prevention protocol is remarkably simple:
- Immediately after practice: Thoroughly wash face with the Antibacterial Face Scrub
- After showering: Apply the Antibacterial Body Scrub to all exposed skin areas
- For existing spots or early signs: Apply Hyper-Targeting Pimple Patches overnight
This complete system doesn't just prevent new infections—many wrestlers report that it helps clear existing impetigo faster when used alongside prescribed medical treatments.
Try the Complete System Risk-Free
For a limited time, Ballboyz & Ballgirlz is offering wrestlers a special deal on their complete impetigo prevention system.
"I've been using this system for over a year now with no impetigo recurrences," Gregory shares. "It's completely changed my wrestling experience."
The Fight Pack includes:
- Antibacterial Face Scrub (targets impetigo-causing bacteria)
- Antibacterial Body Scrub (creates a protective barrier)
- Hyper-Targeting Pimple Patches (for spot treatment)
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Most wrestlers see significant improvement in existing skin conditions within 7 days and complete prevention when used consistently.
Don't Let Impetigo Sideline Another Season
Your mats aren't going to change. The bacteria isn't going away. The only thing that can change is how you protect your skin against it.
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These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Always consult a healthcare provider for medical advice regarding skin infections.