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  • How to Weigh in High School Wrestlers

    There are more than 250,000 high school males who participate in wrestling each year, making it the sixth most popular male high school sport, according to the National Federation of State High...

  • Ways to Lose Weight to Wrestle in High School

    In high school, wrestling is an individual sport that includes several weight classes, ranging from about 90 pounds to more than 200 pounds. Those classes vary by state. It's not uncommon for...

  • How to Customize Wrestling Shoes

    From the ring of a professional wrestling match to the mat of an amateur freestyle match, the shoes can help distinguish a wrestler from his opponent, as well as leave a lasting memory with the...

  • Weight Loss & Injury in High School Wrestlers

    Wrestling is one of the most physically demanding high school sports. Not only do these wrestlers push themselves when they reach competition, but the actual preparation is more strenuous. Whether...

  • The Parts of a Wrestling Mat

    Wrestling has been around for thousands of years and has evolved into a popular spectator sport. Beginning as a basic form of competition, it now spans from the professional ranks down to early...

  • Equipment Used in Wrestling

    Wrestling is a combat sport and martial art practiced in a number of different styles. Wrestlers wear highly specialized equipment. Some of this equipment is designed to protect the wrestler or to...

  • What Is a Healthy Diet for a Wrestler?

    Like any athlete, wrestlers need to be concerned with eating a proper diet. In many cases, they are required to maintain a certain weight, so they need to get the most nutritional value out of...

  • Ringworm Treatments for Wrestlers

    Ringworm is a fungal infection of the skin characterized by reddish circles and bumps on the skin. Ringworm can be spread by skin-to-skin contact and from objects that have touched ringworm, and...

  • What Do High School Wrestlers Eat?

    A high school wrestler's weight is important to his performance and his eligibility to compete. If you are under your classification's weight limit, you may not perform to the best of your...

  • Wrestling Head Gear for Kids

    Selecting the correct wrestling head gear for your child is a necessary task, but it doesn't have to be daunting. Consider fit, style and cost but, above all, consider functionality and comfort.

  • The History of Wrestling Headgear

    The sport of wrestling is rapidly growing, with more than 159,000 athletes registered with USA Wrestling; logically, so is the importance of wrestling headgear in providing the athlete with...

  • How to Do a WWE Chokeslam

    If you are a WWE fan, then you are familiar with the chokeslam. Some of WWE's greatest superstars do chokeslams as their finishing moves. The most famous wrestlers who do chokeslams are Kane,...

  • How to Become a Better High School Wrestler

    Wrestlers are among the hardest working high school athletes. Wrestlers have to be in the best condition possible, must work to increase strength and must be as quick mentally as they are tough...

  • What Equipment is Needed to Wrestle?

    Wrestling is a great individual sport that many people participate in every year. Hard work really pays off, but you also need skill and mental toughness. Wrestling pits one person against another...

  • How to Become a Good High School Wrestler

    Becoming a good high-school wrestler requires a lot of time and effort, but a dedicated person can achieve this goal by applying a soild work ethic. The best time to start preparing is before...

  • How to Be a Mexican Wrestler

    Shake up a Mexican cocktail of contact sports, pageant and performance art and you get lucha libre, literally translated as "free fight" but figuratively meaning masked Mexican wrestling. If...

  • How to Do an Ankle Pick in Wrestling

    In wrestling, a take down is a way to score points and gain a dominant position over an opponent. Strong take downs are perhaps the most important attribute of a wrestler; the first points in a...

  • How to Do a Switch in Wrestling

    In wrestling, after every period and every break in action when the wrestlers are on the ground, the wrestlers start in the referee's position, with one in a dominant position. The wrestler in the...

  • How to Escape a Headlock in Wrestling

    The headlock, also known as a head and arm throw, is a common and powerful pinning technique. Due to the explosive nature of the headlock, it is a favorite among more experienced wrestlers. A pro...

  • How to Escape a Cradle in Wrestling

    The cradle is one of the most basic pinning combinations used in folk-style wrestling and also one of the easiest to escape. Most beginning wrestlers are taught the cradle very early, so all...

  • How to Wrestle Like Samoa Joe

    Samoa Joe is one of the most fearsome and awarded grapplers associated with Total Nonstop Action Wrestling. His size is not the only thing that his frightening about him. His wrestling style is...

  • How to Professionally Wrestle

    Professional wrestling is a form of entertainment which has millions of fans throughout the world. Many of those fans wish to be more than just spectators. They dream of being stars in the squared...

  • How to Wrestle a Defensive Wrestler

    No two wrestlers are alike. While some like to take their opponents to the ground, others prefer to keep the match as high as possible. If you’re a very aggressive wrestler, it can be hard...

  • How to Start Your Own Wrestling Federation

    Many wrestling fans would consider themselves to be more than “diehard” fans. Some may even decide that simply watching the action in the ring is no longer enough. Starting a...

  • How to Pee Wee Wrestle

    Pee wee wrestling is a great way for your child to become involved in and learn the rules of wrestling. Wrestling is full of rules and techniques that take years to learn and perfect. Pee wee...

  • How to Buy Wrestling Equipment

    The sport of wrestling requires very little equipment. Headgear, singlet and wrestling shoes are all that are needed for wrestling at any level. Even the optional equipment, such as knee pads,...

  • How to Win a Wrestling Match

    The best wrestler does not always win the match. Often an underdog can snatch a victory with cunning and opportunism. You should not wrestle all opponents the same way. This is true even if you...

  • How to Drop-Kick Like a WWE Wrestler

    The drop-kick has become one of the more common moves in pro wrestling but is still one of the most entertaining. Only very quick and agile wrestlers can pull it off, as it involves jumping up...

  • How to Create a Wrestling Federation

    A neighborhood wrestling federation can be an unusual but fun way to add some excitement to weekends or summer vacations. Find some school friends who share your enthusiasm for wrestling, and put...

  • How to Lose Weight in Wrestling

    It's always better to go down a weight class than up one in wrestling. If you find yourself needing to shed some pounds in order to make a class that's realistic for you, brace yourself. Losing...

  • How to Do a Big Boot in Wrestling

    Since most of the larger wrestlers don't have a wide variety of moves, they often use the same ones. One such move is the Big Boot. Used by wrestlers like Undertaker, Kane and the Big Show, it is...

  • How to Do the Shooting Star Press

    The Shooting Star Press, made popular by wrestlers like Jushin Liger and Billy Kidman, is one of the most daring, acrobatic and thrilling moves in pro wrestling. It can also be one of the most...

  • How to Do the Spinebuster Wrestling Move

    The Spinebuster is a professional wrestling move in which a wrestler picks up his opponent and throws him down on his back. Several variations of the Spinebuster exist, as professional wrestlers...

  • How to Make a Wrestling Entrance

    If WWF and other professional wrestlers simply walked into the ring, waved to the fans and got down to business, wrestling would be an interesting but not a thrilling affair. Luckily, the...

  • How to Become a Wrestler

    The journey to become a professional wrestler is a strenuous process that can take years to complete. It's easy to see the entertainment value of the sport. It also takes dedication and heart for...

  • How to Watch Sumo Wrestling

    Sumo wrestling, considered a martial art in Japan, pits two hefty wrestlers against each other in a circular ring. The fighters battle each other until one drives the other out of the ring. Sumo...

  • How to Condition for Wrestling(1)-Roundabouts

    Wrestlers are notorious for their conditioning and everlasting strength. For most people it seems unreal how they achieve such physical feats. Nevertheless, everyone can achieve it through various...

  • How to Learn Wrestling Terms

    Learning wrestling terminology can be easy if you're committed to learning about the sport. Once you learn the terminology it will make watching the sport of wrestling that much more enjoyable. To...

  • How to Do a Wrestling Clothesline

    Many wrestling moves incorporate only one of a wrestler's body parts. The Clothesline is such a move. With just a simple jerk of your arm, you can incapacitate your opponent.

  • How to Do a Wrestling Crossbody Block

    If you're looking for a wrestling move that requires as much skill as it does showmanship, try the Crossbody Block. This move requires balance and foresight to subdue an opponent.

  • How to Do a Wrestling Back Elbow Move

    Wrestling Back Elbow moves can take advantage of your opponent's lack of foresight. Often, a wrestler will attempt to attack from behind. Imagine his surprise when your elbow beats him to the punch.

  • How to Do a Wrestling Body Avalanche

    A wresting Body Avalanche incorporates a wrestler's entire mass into the move. Many wrestlers enjoy this move because it allows them to showcase their strength and physical stature. Learn how to...

  • How to Do a Wrestling Bronco Buster

    Not all wrestling moves are designed to inflict pain. Because wrestling is also a display of showmanship as much as it is a display of strength, many moves are devoted to humiliating opponents or...

  • How to Do a Wrestling Backhand Chop

    In wrestling, backhand chops offer a twist to the ordinary chop. Chop your opponent with style and flair. Watch wrestlers like Rick Flair and Giant Baba to see how a Backhand Chop is delivered,...

  • How to Do a Wrestling Forehand Chop

    Forehand chops are a popular variety of the standard chops used by professional wrestlers. They incorporate much of the same principles of a standard chop, but include a twist in the form of a...

  • How to Do a Wrestling Mongolian Chop

    Mongolian Chops are a variation of the basic chop used in wrestling. Mongolian Chops center on quickly applying pressure to sensitive and vulnerable areas of your opponent's body. Professional...

  • How to Do a Wrestling Overhead Chop

    The Overhead Chop is a popular variation on the simple wrestling chop. What is spectacular about the Overhead Chop is its delivery. Commonly dealt from above, the Overhead Chop is also known as...

  • How to Watch a Wrestling Match

    Watching a wrestling match is a good way to learn and to teach teamwork during the competition. Wrestling is an up-and-coming sport that is moving to the mainstream and starting to garner many...

  • How to Learn Beach Wrestling

    Are you looking for an outlet to release tension and stress? Why not try Beach Wrestling? Beach Wrestling is a form of traditional wrestling that has become very popular in recent years. Of...

  • How to Learn Sumo Wrestling

    Sumo wrestling is important in Japanese history, dating back thousands of years. A ritualized performance for the Shintu gods in earlier years, much importance was placed on custom and often used...

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