Not training related but perfect subject for Skool n armwrestling, and Travis Bagent once touched on that, so the subject is relevant. The amount of opportunities you going to get is not really going to decrease if you don’t do this, but it will def give you lots more likeness if you do: If you are part of any event that requires you to send your stats, pictures, interviews or any other promotional work for event, make all those requests your priority!!!! Every promoter discusses how it is working with the athletes, whether it is at home with family or with team at practice, and you want to find yourself on positive end of it. Do you want to be “the guy never sent any info, never posted, was late to this, wouldn’t reply to..” or do you want be “he/she was very easy to work with, every request was done so fast and etc.” Travis was part of an event not long ago where he specifically mentioned how much work he needs to do for this event, for only reason in his head being “I’m the weakest one” and he didn’t mean power wise, but more so name wise and getting same respect. Honestly, use this anywhere where professional approach is required, it can’t hurt.

Subject of getting better at about anything in life, involves consistency, armwrestling is no different, however this is where it gets dangerous for the most talented kids(often referred to as “young/new brzenks” I’ve been armwrestling for well over 10 years, and people don’t mention how DRASTICALLY your local competition change/gets replaced. People, team, promoters, etc, everyone you see now, if you stick with it, only 10-20% will be here in 10 years and their roles also changes so much, people lose or gain passion, find themselves in roles of fans, promoters, refs, etc. The moral here is, stay in your lane, compare yourself to only yourself only, majority won’t even stick long enough. Now about extremely talented youth. I can’t count how many times Ive traveled and I’ve met new upcoming phenoms, I’ve met one at least once or twice a year, about every year, I’ve even armwrestling for 12. I’ve roughly met 12-24 new John brzenks. I can confidently say 100% of them by now, didn’t fulfill their friends,family and practice mates dreams. All of them are talked about as “he/she has/had all the potential, just need to put in work” They don’t. Hard work beats talent when talent fails to work.

Stop giving up, stop crying, stop depending on leagues

Took me a long time to put it together but i tried to be as inclusive as possible

Hello everyone! There are many private and non private communities out there that geared toward different things. Here I would like to create space where armwrestlers can get all the help they need when it comes to subject of armwrestling, whether is training, competing, research, or even mental part of it.