#pro wrestling training

[joshgerry]

"Sometimes, a coach's job is to believe in the student, when the student doesn't believe in themselves." - Coach Josh Gerry

[audaciousmuse]

“i tried to do handstands for you, but every time i fell on you”

[elkitot]

Me watching other people my age start their wrestling career/journey while I’m still trying to figure it out (I’m happy and excited for them)

[thistledropkick]

Despe:

I was too late once again

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Desperado's talking about Ogawa Yoshinari's sudden retirement due to injury. One of Desperado's big regrets in life is that he was unable to team with Hiromu to fight Liger at Liger's retirement match. In the past, he has said that he feels he didn't develop as a wrestler quickly enough to be worthy of that opportunity when it came. He's using similar words here about Ogawa's sudden retirement removing any possibility of them sharing a ring again.

[theramenrater]

tan tan men

[alicedrawslesmis]

again I forgot to draw today cause I went to see a movie in the theatre lollll

but this time the movie did not have Dev Patel looking sweaty and bloody so I already forgot most of it

Stream Monkey Man

[christiancagesupporter]

Are you guys seeing this

[womenofwrestlingfashion]

Pro Dri-FIT Indy Sports Bra & Pro Dri-Fit Mid-Rise 3" Graphic Training Shorts in Red from Nike (n/a)

[spectrawrestles]

I LOVE this love! 💜☺️✨

[joshgerry]

Goals.

In pro wrestling (and life), it's important to have goals.

Something to work for.

Something to compare success to.

A measuring stick or blueprint for the end game.

But don't have just a singular lofty goal. You need short and medium-term goals, too. Because if you never reach your main goal or have steps to take along the way, it seems so far and hard.

If your goal is to work for WWE, make that the main goal. The endgame.

Then have a short team goal of being booked at least once every weekend.

Then maybe a medium goal of working in 3 different states by year end.

Accomplish those? Then, make another short and medium goal that will help you reach the main goal.

Set up goals and tear through them.

Having goals is the first step.

Having a plan to achieve those goals is the next.

[baronessofmischief]

I take the Werner Herzog approach to experiencing media. I think watching ‘low brow’ reality tv and bread and circus entertainment is just as vital as high art and books meant to be analyzed not just consumed. They’re not the same thing and they’re not supposed to be the same thing but variety is the spice of life etc they exercise your brain and make you think in different ways, it’s vital to add some silliness and camp to your palate

[retrogamer2099]

Retro_G is back with another old school classic! Come and watch my gameplay of Street Fighter Collection 2! This was probably the most interesting playthro I had with any character in this installment. I usually try to finish the game with the character without continuing (which I mostly delete the vid until I do) and as you will see I did the 1st time thro! Totally unexpected seeing as tho I favor the faster characters! " For Mother Russia"! Like and subscribe! :)

[thistledropkick]

For anyone out there who's enjoying Takeshita's G1 appearances and wants to see more of him in Japanese-style matches, I strongly recommend trying out Wrestle Universe, DDT's streaming service and app! Takeshita is currently signed to DDT, and he still makes appearances in that promotion.

If you go to the DDT section of Wrestle Universe, you can browse by wrestler, and see all of that wrestler's matches that are on Wrestle Universe. In Takeshita's case, that includes his matches in both AEW and DDT. Their archive of Takeshita's work includes matches from as far back as 2012, and from as recent as this month!

Wrestle Universe costs less than $10 a month, often offers free trials, and includes many other promotions in addition to DDT, so it's a really good deal. The streaming service is also very easy to navigate, has great video quality, and works very well overall. I highly recommend giving it a try!

[jiggyjaguar1]

Teddy Hart Talks Pro Wrestling, Cat Training, Peacock Documentary, and Canadian Wrestling's Future

In this exclusive interview, legendary pro wrestler Teddy Hart opens up about his unique journey in the wrestling business, his passion for training cats, and his candid thoughts on the controversial Peacock documentary. Teddy also shares exciting news about moving forward with Canadian Pro Wrestling and his plans to establish a new training school to shape the next generation of talent. Don’t…