Content

• Steps
• Method 1 of 2: Immerse yourself in the head game
• Method 2 of 2: Exercise
• Tips

Despite the fact that many people consider professional wrestling to be cheating, cheating, or simply outright fakeThere is a lot you need to know about wrestlers and what you have to go through to become one of those monsters you see on TV. This guide is a short version of what you need. To excel in today's wrestling world.

Steps

Method 1 of 2: Immerse yourself in the head game

Wrestling as an ongoing activity is an equally physical, psychological and social activity. Before you suddenly start doing it.

1. 1 Understand that wrestling is not complete fake.
   • Professional wrestling is not fake; The battles have no scripts; the most correct term is staged. The whole fight is not registered; usually only the highlights. There is no way to fake a fall, or guaranteed to smash something on your head.
   • Most newbies going to wrestling school think they won't get hurt, or that the ring will protect them from injury. This is not true.
2. 2 Learn to fight.
   • Knowing how to act in real combat will help you make future wrestling matches more realistic and fun.
   • Sometimes other wrestlers can lose control and you only have one option - to fight. Learning to stay calm in stressful situations will increase the level of respect for you in the ring.
3. 3 Get in shape.
   • Wrestling is a sports activity. While you don't need the body of a world-class athlete, you need to train your heart to avoid run out of breath ahead of time.
4. 4 Forget about tricks, characters, feints and punches.
   • Once you learn the basics and wrestling principles, you can start working on your look. Promoters may not choose you for any reason, including not being able to play different roles other than one that you invented for yourself.

Method 2 of 2: Exercise

Now that you have the right train of thought, seek professional help.

1. 1 Take a closer look at the prices.
   • Most companies have a few wrestlers ready to coach newcomers, but the training is likely not free. It is quite common when you are charged 3000 rubles per lesson for classes in the wrestling hall.
   • Travel the country and look for a wrestler whose style you like. Try to talk to the promoter of the company and let him know that you are interested in becoming a wrestler. Some promoters are nicer than others. While professional wrestling may look like any other amateur theater, many "members of the organization do not like to let new people into their business.
     • If you are turned down, take it easy. Keep going to shows or even asking about the technical aspects of staging a show or the work of the security team. Since promoters and wrestlers will know you, they will be more willing to admit you to training.
     • If you don't know where to find a promotion, visit websites such as http://wrestlingfederation.ru/ and http://www.bestwrestling.ru/rwf/ and look for offers for your region.
2. 2 Be respectful.
   • Your coach and all other wrestlers have already gone through everything that you are struggling with at the moment. Listen to them and learn.

Tips

• Never give up. Follow your dream. You are capable of anything - don't let anyone tell you otherwise.
• Don't let yourself get broken, prove otherwise, use it to work harder.
• Don't expect success to come right away, everyone was once rejected, even guys like John Cena and The Undertaker, keep trying and be persistent.
• Never stop watching wrestling, whether you are a fan or a wrestler. Quite familiar to wrestlers shout out movements or a series of strikes by the name of the person who invented them. If you don't know the history of this case well enough, you might be missing out on something important.
• Get ready for the show. Wrestling is extremely political, be ready to fight with big people.
• Get active in your physical fitness. While steroids and other drugs can help you build muscle quickly, they are dangerous, illegal, and unnecessary. Use healthy methods for gaining muscle mass and drying.
• Listen more than talk.