Let me be straight with you. When I opened this community, I built it fast. I wanted to get wrestlers in the door and get real training in front of you as quick as possible. That got us here. But it will not get us where we are going. So we are giving Pro Wrestling Skool a full makeover. Here is what is happening right now behind the curtain: The classrooms are getting rebuilt. Cleaner structure. Easier to find what you need. Every lesson organized around the 3R Framework so you always know if you are working on Reach, Reputation, or Revenue. No more digging. You show up, you know exactly what to do next. The content is getting sharpened. I am going through every lesson myself. Tightening it. Updating it. Cutting anything that does not help you get booked and get paid. Think of it like renovating a wrestling school. Same ring. Same coaches. But new mats, better lighting, and a layout that actually makes sense. And one more thing. I am going to say this once and then let it sit. We are opening a paid section. I am not going to tell you what is in it yet. What I will tell you is this. It is built for the wrestler who is done treating this like a hobby. The one who wants coaching, structure, and a real path to a career that pays. Everything free stays free. That does not change. But for the ones who want to go deeper, a door is about to open. More details soon. If you are in this community now, you are going to want to be paying attention over the next few weeks. Early birds are going to be taken care of. That is all I will say. So here is my question for you. What is the ONE thing you wish this community had that would help your career most? Drop it in the comments. I am building this thing right now. Your answer might literally end up in the classroom.

Here is the part nobody tells you. You can take every bump in the locker room. You can post every day. You can drive to every show. And still not make a dollar from this business. The problem is almost never the work. The problem is the order. Reach. Reputation. Revenue. That is the 3R cycle. The engine that turns wrestling into income. Run it in order or the engine stalls. Reach gets you seen. Followers. Dream 100. Social posts that hit. The promoter finds your name on the list. Reputation gets you trusted. The locker room knows you. Promoters book you without a second thought. Fans buy the shirt. Revenue gets you paid. Bookings at real money. Merch that moves. Coaching. Online income. The thing that lets you keep doing this. Here is what I know. Skip Reach and Revenue has no audience. Skip Reputation and Revenue has no trust. Skip Revenue and it is a hobby that costs you money. The cycle compounds. Reach feeds Reputation. Reputation feeds Revenue. Revenue funds more Reach. Most guys try to start at Revenue. They want the payday before the brand. They want the booking before the proof. You cannot skip the line. You can only build it. Here is the test. Pick the R you are weakest in right now. That is where your next 90 days go. Which R are you grinding on right now? Tell me in the comments. I will tell you what to do next.

I want to tell you about two wrestlers. Both came up around the same time. Both had talent. Both worked the indie scene in Ohio. Wrestler A trained alone. Watched tapes. Watched YouTube. Practiced moves in his garage. Got on the mat when he could. Worked shows when he could get booked. Wrestler B did the same thing — but every six months, he drove to a seminar. Sat at the feet of a veteran. Got hands-on feedback. Watched the veteran work. Asked questions. Adjusted. Five years later, here is where they were. Wrestler A was still working the same shows for the same pay. Good in the ring. Could not figure out why he was not getting called back. Frustrated. Wrestler B was running shows. Training other wrestlers. Working smarter matches for better pay. Building a name. Same talent. Same starting point. Different feedback loop. July 21 in Gahanna, Mike Quackenbush is teaching two seminars. 90 minutes each. $25 per class. Hands-on. Live feedback on YOUR work. The kind of feedback that takes six months to get on YouTube. Chain Wrestling From Around the World — 6:30 PM — $25 Tags and Trios (multi-wrestler training) — 8:00 PM — $25 NOW Elite Pro Wrestling Academy at WrestleFit Training and Lifestyle Center. 625 East Gate Parkway, Unit 6137, Gahanna, Ohio 43230. 50 spots across both sessions. The room caps the room. Register for the trainings at http://www.1000holds.com/nowelite

Here is a full 70-pose library that covers wrestlers, promoters, trainers, managers, referees, announcers, commentators, sponsors, and fan-facing marketing. Hope it helps. Basic Poses 1. Standing Stand straight with a natural posture. Use: Profile photos, introductions, roster pages. 2. Sitting Sit comfortably and naturally .Use: Interviews, podcasts, character content. 3. Walking Walk forward with purpose. Use: Entrance graphics, promotional posters. 4. Turning Turn the body slightly to create movement. Use: Dynamic profile images. 5. Looking at Camera Look directly into the camera. Use: Trust-building, personal branding. 6. Looking Away Look off into the distance. Use: Serious or reflective content. 7. Pointing Point toward a person, logo, or object. Use: Calls to action and promotions. 8. Arms Crossed Cross arms confidently. Use: Authority and confidence. 9. Hands in Pockets Relaxed casual stance. Use: Lifestyle content. 10. Holding Object Hold a prop naturally. Use: Belts, merchandise, microphones. Movement Poses 11. Jumping Captured in mid-air. Use: High-energy promotions. 12. Leaning Lean against a wall, ropes, or object. Use: Relaxed character shots. 13. Reaching Reach toward the camera or audience. Use: Fan engagement graphics. 14. Thinking Hand on chin or face. Use: Storytelling content. 15. Waving Friendly wave. Use: Fan appreciation posts. 16. Looking Back Turn and glance over the shoulder. Use: Dramatic visuals. 17. Running Sprint toward the camera. Use: Action posters. 18. Bending Slight crouch or bend. Use: Preparing for action. 19. Profile Complete side view. Use: Character sheets. 20. Relaxed Comfortable seated pose. Use: Casual branding. Wrestler Poses 21. Champion Pose Belt held proudly across chest. Use: Championship announcements. 22. Belt Raised High Raise championship overhead. Use: Victory graphics. 23. Belt Over Shoulder Carry title casually. Use: Champion branding. 24. Flexing Show strength and physique. Use: Athlete marketing.

They have some great talent. Great video production as well 👍