Wrestling training

estebancambias

Anyone know any places in Dublin that do Amature wrestling? I want to be a pro wrestler but I am not going to train until I go to America in two years, so I guess this will give me the ground skills.

Also anyone know what the best martial arts class would be in relation to pro wrestling, I did do MMA last year and loved it but it was a bit too far away to be honest. I need something closer.

Thanks.

Colm_OReilly

Hercules in Lurgan Street. You can call Mick McAuley on 087 2627452 for details

vasch_ro

estebancambias wrote:

Anyone know any places in Dublin that do Amature wrestling? I want to be a pro wrestler but I am not going to train until I go to America in two years, so I guess this will give me the ground skills.

Also anyone know what the best martial arts class would be in relation to pro wrestling, I did do MMA last year and loved it but it was a bit too far away to be honest. I need something closer.

Thanks.

not sure where your based but i am fairly sure there is a pro wreslting group in Bray!

muckwarrior

Yeah one of those metro eireann articles reviewed it.

Im2Lazy

muckwarrior wrote:

Yeah one of those metro eireann articles reviewed it.

Yeah you're right here's the article: http://www.metroeireann.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=296&Itemid=26

Fozzy

NWA Ireland train in some style of shoot-fighting as well as pro-wrestling

I'd suggest BJJ or amateur wrestling. You're really not going to find anything that close to pro-wrestling, but those two arts would be as good a preparation as you could get really

Pro-wrestling and martial arts can be similar to a fan, but for a practitioner, acting classes and stunt work would probably be better for a pro-wrestler!

JohnMc1

Take Judo. The breakfall practice will help you land in the ring.

Roper

Just hit the sunbeds and get on the roids buddy.

Drunkmonkey79

Roper wrote:

Just hit the sunbeds and get on the roids buddy.

Now Now Roper, did Hulk Hogan teach you nothing? There called "Vitamins"!:D

NG-DOC

IWW (irish whip wrestling) have a place in bray where they teach you basics of pro wrestling, you can do day sessions on weekends as far as i'm aware.

vague i know, try googling it.

arybvtcw0eolkf

estebancambias wrote:

Anyone know any places in Dublin that do Amature wrestling? I want to be a pro wrestler but I am not going to train until I go to America in two years, so I guess this will give me the ground skills.

Also anyone know what the best martial arts class would be in relation to pro wrestling, I did do MMA last year and loved it but it was a bit too far away to be honest. I need something closer.

Thanks.

Getting tired of acting the sack on the other forums now, are we?.

Colm_OReilly

Mairt,

I'm going to presume you've beef with this poster. Cut it out

Colm

Fozzy

NG-DOC wrote:

IWW (irish whip wrestling) have a place in bray where they teach you basics of pro wrestling, you can do day sessions on weekends as far as i'm aware.

vague i know, try googling it.

It's NWA Ireland who are based in Bray, IWW have their gym up in Baldoyle

The thing is, you won't gain much skill-wise from MA training (in relation to pro-wrestling). It'll help with the discipline and fitness though

cowzerp

Fozzy wrote:

The thing is, you won't gain much skill-wise from MA training (in relation to pro-wrestling).

Agreed-better of going to gymnastics or stunt school or something. as pro wrestling is just acting and not fighting in any way.