The pro wrestling promo is crucial to creating a career in the business. This week I’m taking you through some of the most important ways to make those promos matter! https://howtobecomeaprowrestler.thinkific.com/courses/strongstyle

One of the primary reasons we created this company is to provide consistent and quality training advice for young pro wrestlers. The reality is that a lot of pro wrestling trainers are about as reliable as a used car salesman. They'll say anything just to get your money and once you leave their sight they couldn't’ care less about what happens to you.

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It’s a universal truth. If you begin the journey to become a pro wrestler you will eventually hear a wise old veteran say the phrase, “You gotta slow down, kid.” It’s almost like a rite of passage. I heard that phrase many times in my time in the ring. Sometimes it was warranted. Sometimes it was not. But it is something we all need to hear, and even more importantly, it’s something we all need to understand. When, where, and why would you even slow down inside the ring?

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WWE has announced a 3 day talent tryout exclusively for current and recently graduated college athletes as a part of Wrestlemania week in Dallas, TX. WWE plans to host more than 50 male and 50 female participants with collegiate athletic backgrounds such as football, basketball, volleyball, track & field, gymnastics, cheer, dance, and more. This tryout will feature several NFL Draft eligible college football players.

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If you know, you know. If you don’t, it’s time to find out. There are things that just get glossed over in the training of young wrestlers: we tell them to help set up and tear down rings, clean up the locker rooms, and to get quality gear, but sometimes we forget to tell them the basics of the basics. For example…what the heck goes on underneath the tights?!

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You’ve probably heard the phrase “They can talk the talk but they can’t walk the walk.” Well, in the world of pro wrestling its JUST as important to be able to TALK as it is to “walk,” as a matter of fact…it might be MORE important.

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In pro wrestling your body is your craft. Strip away the merch and the gear and the promos and the character and all you have left is your body. That is your first and primary tool for making a career out of pro wrestling. We believe a pro wrestler has to train specifically with his craft in mind. The split squat is simply put a superior way for a pro wrestlers to train due to its unique ability to build muscle and athleticism that translates beautifully to the ring.

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We recently launched Strong Style, a strength training workout program designed specifically for pro wrestlers. Over the past week we’ve gotten some great feedback and questions and today I want to do an even better job of explaining why Strong Style is the rice ght workout routine not just for brand new wrestlers but seasoned wrestlers who may be lacking in the gym.

A pro wrestler’s time is precious. Most of us are working during the week at a day job and working over the weekend as a professional wrestler. Training during the week needs to be maximum quality with no wasted time. The same is true for brand new wrestlers. Very rarely does wrestling school include actual weightlifting training as well. So, what should a brand new student of pro wrestling be doing when they are not inside the ring? We have answered all of those questions with Strongstyle. This is the first strength training program created by pro wrestlers, for pro wrestlers! Buy now!

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There must come a time in every pro wrestler’s journey when it’s time to move beyond the home turf. The home field advantage feels so good. It’s an emotional support animal that sits by your side and makes you feel comfortable. But very little growth can occur there. Once your skills develop to a certain point and there’s nothing left for you to learn it’s time for you to branch out and seek the uncomfortable. That is where growth occurs and that is where networking becomes your most valuable tool.