Oh mao

You still going? If so is i going well?

NC Styles is it Reality of Wrestling

@@starseeker5231 don't pull a young bucks and actually shake his hand😂

+Brook Morgan same

Brook Morgan same

Have you done it yet?

Brook Morgan Same!

Daniel Philpott_2 I got a question how do you join a wrestling school

Good luck man. We all gotta start somewhere. Heck, Finn Bálor was in the same situation as some of the guys in this video and now he's one of the most popular guys on WWE's roster. Hard work and dedication are key. You can make it bro

Biggest thing? mouth closed, ears open, good luck, all the best!

My tip the moment you think you know everything, is the moment you realize you know nothing at all

SlimSheaD Are you currently training at a school now?

@@chihawks87 I think that's a real stupid saying just because you know everything you still l know some stuff

How was your communication during that match did you find it difficult at times?

Jonathan coleman are they videos of your matches

Daniel Philpott not yet I'm gonna start posting my matches

Ali Qazi sure what is it?

Jonathan coleman what’s your character?

Zakkie how long are the sessions?

FryingTon 4 hours on a saturday for 8 pounds a thirsday and monday for 2 hours is 5 pounds

Zakkie that's really good

I think it's in Ireland

+jaguar004 i would say no, since it's coordinated. dont get me wrong, pro wrestling is one of the toughest jobs in the world, but it doesn't really have much to do with self defense. however since it does require lots of athleticism it may give you a more physical edge

***** Are you really Chris Hero?

+jaguar004 I would advise if you are attacked,hit your assailant with a stunner,driving your shoulder up into his chin breaking his jaw and possibly causing him/her to bite their tongue off in the process

Clinton Odessa - Stiffed style pro wrestling . . . I get it lol :P

+jaguar004 Yes, A lot of pro-wrestling can be used as self defense. The most effective pro-wrestling moves for self-defense are the basics. They don't require strength. ex: if someone try to tackle (or spear) you, you can easily hook your arms around their head and swing them head first into the ground (DDT). If someone throws a punch and you, you can easily side-step and throw your arm-pit over their arm (above the elbow) grab their forearm/wrist, add your bodyweight and they are going down face first (reverse arm bar). Those are just 2 examples that work for anybody. no one's head/neck plus momentum is going to hold your bodyweight. no one's arm is going to do it either. Anytime you are above them, you have leverage and control (No strength required)

High in carb and protein low in fat.

Depends on your goals. Weight loss, low calorie diet and cardio. Weight gain, high calorie, high protein and either strongman style training or bodybuilding training, depending on whether you're focused on increasing strength or trying to get a better look.

Keegan Wood I Wouldn't worry about tha till you've got the fundamentals out of the way. Until then get your carbs for energy, protein for muscle repair and cut the bad fats out of your diet. If you're a beginner you'll build muscle doing anything.

You don't even have this thought when you wrestle for real. Forget about "How much time will it take', it will only take the time *you* will take to master enough shit to do one match. I've for myself spent several monthes learning back bumps up to a proper level. Pure pro wrestling training takes at the very least 5 years to be properly good enough, and it comes along muscle building and cardio training, as well as an amateur wrestling (or marial arts) background if you plan to wrestle for real. And don't try to join a promotion if you're not properly trained, else you'll do a couple shows and that will be it : not only will you embarrass the business and your promoter, but if you do shit at a show, the promoter who hired you will tell to all others how shit you are, and no one will hire you afterwards...

John Mahmud so it depends on the person? I'm not asking the question because I'm unwilling to put the time in, I'm asking because I want to be ready before I go to a promotion

+Sarah-Jean Lindsey Yes, it depends - mostly on how fast you learn, your strength and weaknesses, how much time you have to devote to training, etc. I'd say most people only have 2-6 months of training before their first show, though. Also, some training centers let you train for as long as you need (Or as long as both you and your trainer think you need) without a time limit at all which is nice.

Yes, it depends on the person. Some people are good at the sport, but are terrible at the show (selling, storytelling, construction, charisma, etc.) while others may have a good reaction with the crowd, yet have a hard time mastering the basic bumps. But I'd say that someone who's taking less than 6 monthes to get ready for a show isn't really ready. Some are good at both, yet have no physique. I'd say that a good solid year is a minimum if the school does respect his business.

Sarah-Jean Lindsay Realistically 1 year or 2 years maximum .

except in Mexico where everything is on the right.

+bo0tsy1 Thanks you.

and Europe.

Gaming Invading I think this is one many will tell you. LEARN YOUR CHARACTER AND PROMO!

Practice the basics and perfect them. Then you can add additional stuff around the basics.

CEE JAY depends where you go, different places have different prices

Usually around 3,000 but can go up to even 5 or 6 for about a 7 month program depending on the school.

I'm at a wrestling school in Scotland and it's only £30 a month

@@MrCherubWing GPWA?

@@MrCherubWing Here in England it is £8 per week so pretty close but I am paying more.

Ik this is late but start while you can because you ain’t getting any younger.

and nobody can become a respectable wrestler after only 2 days of training.

+Alan O'Regan27 usa aus 18

+Divinity of X Same. I want to wrestle for the WWE, but I have to train a lot before I tryout when I'm older. I heard that MCW for beginners costs $2000 which is a lot. It's like 2 hours away from me and I'm going to try and go there when I'm 16 next year. Some people have made it to the WWE from there and DX came and Lita came to MCW to visit also. I think it's crazy how much it is, but it should be worth it hopefully right?

I'm 13 years old and I started wrestling yesterday

I’m 14 started at 13 a year and a half ago

13 here in England!

I know right. They're not going anywhere with attitudes like that.

They're also very young and doing it for the first time. Discipline comes with experience. Other than that, I didn't see anything that was out of order aside from the one who kept interrupting Vic (the trainer).

the worst is that they're fans, who buy the f'n shirts... A fan isn't a wrestler, a wrestler isn't a fan.

+John Mahmud You can be both. Almost nobody would get into wrestling if there weren't a fan of it at one point.

You didn't get me. You can get into wrestling through having been a fan of a wrestling product at some point, I agree. But I'm talking about mindsets here : if you become a wrestler yourself, you can no longer have the mindset of a fan : you have to get the mindset of a wrestler, else you'll always be subpar? You have to throw away the wrestler shirts and figures, and become your own product. You can no longer be the fan of another wrestler : you have to get other people to become fans of you. . When you're a real wrestler (not a guy who gets into a pair of trunks avery sunday for a 15 people crowd), you cannot be a fan aswell. You can like a product, but you have to know that it's another product, a rival product. Those who in this video, wear wrestling T-shirts thinking it's a good start are unaware that it actually is a very bad start, because they promote another product than themselves. And as Mohamed Shathir said in original comment : that maes them look unprofessionnal.

SAMMYYY GUEEVVAARRRAAAAA

Why is that?

@@pistolwhip.4167 Just his overall attitude. He's being taught valuable information and knowledge to help him, and all he can do is flop around on the rope like some kind of slob. Very disrespectful.