This is a good question, Shawn. The Free Workshop is the same content that we do on Day 1 of training. So it's a very accurate look into what regular training as a pro wrestler looks like. The Fantasy Camp we offer from time to time is a different beast. To summarize it, I would say if you are the person most interested to try climbing to the top rope once, to say that you did it, the Fantasy Camp is for you. It's a one-and-done type experience, as opposed to an entry point into training. Which of those sounds like a better fit for you?

@@TilWeMakeIt thank you for explaining it. Maybe Fantasy Camp would be better for me just so I can say I got to try it. It should also give me an idea if it’s something I would want to continue doing. Thank you Mike :)

@@Shawn_20238 You bet. Usually we do the One Day Fantasy Camp right after the holidays, so maybe I'll see you there!

That’s awesome! I’ll be down in Shawsville teaching at BWC in a few weeks. Will I see you there?

@@TilWeMakeIt I'll be there on Sunday, but I didn't see any seminars that weekend that would best benefit a manager, any suggestions?

@@joeydiamonds The Saturday class, Character Invention Workshop, as well as the Sunday seminar on Match Structure, would definitely be a fit for anyone performing as a manger.

@@TilWeMakeIt awesome! I've signed up for both, I'll see you on the 14th

@@joeydiamonds That's great - thank you! I'll see you in a few weeks!

Anyone can train to become a professional wrestler. Just got to have a reputable training center/schools.

@@SuperJSi I want complete process Steps

Please Kindly anyone tell me

You'll need to watch every video I've made here, all the way through. Don't skip over a step: kzfaq.info/sun/PLUyHqrf-_sDhKkUxRq7ooHgr9BQDz3hKt

Oh! Sorry to read this. How did the tear happen?

That’s great! Who is the trainer there?

I’m 42 and about to retire from the Army with 22 years of service…. I wish I was 25 and in your shoes. Just do it, get the reps in and get going. You got this.

I'm glad you're taking the plunge!!

@@TilWeMakeIt thanks and as you know … the squared circle doesn’t care how old a person is.. it’ll deliver “pain” to anyone lol

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Nice - you will be in good hands! Mike knows what he's doing, and he's been in the game for a long time. Give him my regards!

​@@TilWeMakeItConsider it done!

Renaissance Rumble is where I started, they have a fantastic crew!

Nice! I might be doing some seminars there soon!

Excellent! My old pal Isaias sometimes teaches at Freelance!

Hello!

Awesome! Best of luck!

@@TilWeMakeIt ill try to be the best autistic wrestler in the uk 🇬🇧 thanks for all of your help

@@connormckay317 You bet! What's the name of the school where you are training?

@@TilWeMakeIt top rope wrestling in Accrington uk

@@connormckay317 Huh. I can't seem to Google it up. Ah well - thanks anyway! I hope you have a great time!

Seniority. If Shawn Michaels is on the card, doesn't matter if you are headlining and he is in the opener: No super kicks. Jeff Hardy on the Card: no Swanton Bomb. An exception could be if you are booked as being associated with them, like when AJ Sytles was going through his Nature Boy phase and did the figure-4, or Michael Shane being "Shawn Michael's Cousin" and thus being a knock-off HBK, or the most famous move stealer: Kane, Though Kane used the Tombstone as a Signature and Chokeslam to Hell as a Finisher while Taker had Chokeslam as a Signature and Tombstone into Pin as his Finish. There could also be a case where you have the blessing of the master or innovator of the move, like Kevin Owens with the Stunner or Randy Orton with the Diamond Cutter [yes the RKO is a Diamond Cutter]

@@Lightman0359 Thank you. So even if neither of you invented/innovated it.

@starshipjive411 at the end of the day, it is about respect and keeping the moves impactful. Due to over-use many finishers and signatures have downgraded to transitional moves. Leg Drop/Elbow drop used to be certified finishers in the Golden Era, but demoted to signatures at best in the New Generation Era, and by Attitude Era were either transitional moves (like Taker doing the apron/guillotine legdrop) or comedy moves like the People's Elbow, W.O.R.M., Shakey-Head Knee Drop, and so on. The New Generation and Attitude Era had the Power Bomb. Diesel, Albert, Bubba Ray, D'lo, Taker and a few others did a Powerbomb finisher, (but rarely on the same show, and the others didn't do them while Nash was with wrestling) going back to Kevin Owens, he asked Austin to use the Stunner because so many people were using generic powerbombs that it didn't feel like a finisher anymore. I joke that Biker Taker is a Diesel knockoff, right down to the finisher, but would either the Last Ride or Jacknife be considered a finisher if someone other than Nash or Taker did them? And then there is the poster twins of overused moves: Spears and Super-Kicks. I'd kinda like to see a Phalanx Battle Royale (because of all the spears) between Goldberg, Edge, Rhyno, Roman and all the other spear enthusiasts, last man standing gets to keep it.

@@Lightman0359 Makes sense.

I think it’s a pointless exercise. You are setting yourself up for frustration

See you next month!

Bro I got somethin to tell ya I was in holliday with my cousin and i said that i want to a movie on wrestling name "THE NEXT BIG THING"and i gonna play as Ariel Riley My gimmick Gear will be "Blondrock" My nickname is king of emos,metal monster I want to make my Gear, simple, as a babyface,i want to be a simple Guy, just want to make high flyin moves becuz i'll be a high flyer, entertain the crowd,popin, Laughin bla bla bla but, sometimes, i 'll got a lil' strange,weird, bizarre side but f*ck it,i want to make everything simple mate It's what ariel Riley will be in this movie Any advice??💁🤷

If there's a school looking for seminars? You bet! In fact, I've never been to Savannah, but it IS on my bucket list!

Thanks Tony, I appreciate you! There’s lots of great heels from previous generations to explore, and to take inspiration from. Especially if can avoid material heels of the last 15 years or so used, I bet you can come up with a move set that both aligns with your character and feels unique.

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