How do I convince my parents to take me a wrestling match?
99241
Why do you want to go and witness "Redneck Soap Operas" in person?
704971
i m actually quite a good arm wrestler. at 155 pounds ive beaten 250 plus before. there are many stratagye. Your wrist is the first step. you want to control the match as soon as you begin by turning you wrrist down and in. then start pulling in towards yourself and put em down
1079348
If your sons want to be in the UFC it can't hurt anything.  In fact it could help them build confidence and learn self-defense.  If your boys DON'T want to be in the UFC encourage them to go ONCE and see if they like it.  If they don't, oh well.  There are more important things.  If they do...great!  But kids shouldn't be pressured to do things they don't need to do.  Chores are understandable, but things like sports activities should be your child's choice.
302965
my school, its is based at home and involves a lot of wrestling!!!
1077678
First and foremost, don't push (I think you've gotten that message already). Let them find the sport (s) that they're interested in and you become just as interested, enroll them (and yourself in some cases like golf) in lessons and/or camps. Don't have unrealistic expectations, just because they like baseball doesn't mean they'll be the next superstar. Learn as much as you can about the game and surround yourself at the games/matches with other parents/coaches who know it well and pass on information.\nFinally, no matter what sport it is, encourage them to always try their best and have a good attitude. Coaches will almost always play the good player with a great attitude over the jerk who has all the talent.
890478
Does she love you back? If so, try going together to talk to each set of parents. Maybe one or the other will agree, and help convince the other set of parents. \n\nIf neither accepts it, maybe you will just have to wait until you are old enough and do what you want then. Good luck :)
1184972
Learn and practice. Have you tried wrestling? Ask friends who do it to teach you some moves.
486562
It just says wrestling. You can ask anything you want here. You could go into reglion and ask about wrestling. Not that I know anything more than professional wrestling, but go ahead, ask away :)
14553
Work hard on your moves. \n\nAlso, I think the WWE has training camps for people that actually want to join the WWE. Try searching on their official website for info or contacting them via email or phone.\n\nhttp://corporate.wwe.com/company/contacts.jsp
38836
By showing them you are mature and responsible enough to be trusted. \nAlso, nothing beats a good nice coffee talk with your parents. Tell them how you feel and hear why they act that way. \n\nBest of luck!\n\n(Btw... Coffee for them, not you!)
248370
You go to the same school as the wrestlers.  And the only thing I can think of is PWG.  Try them.
97739
You should step up and be that medium. Be the peace maker. Let your mother have her way. She loves you and only wants to protect you. If you feel an argument coming on about something try to listen to what she has to say. You don't have to believe her or even understand her. Parents just want their kids to listen to what they have to say. I thin kthat it is possible to get along with your parents. I do most of the time. Find something you both enjoy doing and do t together. Like shopping!
564433
Please tell your parents that you are going to the movies with a girl.  \n\nThere are a lot of BAD things happening to  kids these days.    \n\nHer parents need to know where both of you are going.  Tell your parents you met the girl IM'ing - her parents should also know met IM'ing. \n\nHow can you and a girl you met on the computer, like each other?  You only know each other's online personality.\n\nWhew!  Kids today.
444686
Enter a contest and win one, or get your parents to buy you one.
709090
You should sit your parents down and let them know that having to hear them fight so much hurts you.  By making them aware that they are hurting you it may help get them to stop fighting so much.  Hang in there.
371481
Do what I do...suck up! Don't make it obvious. Just try not to argue and yell, do what you're told (it WILL be worth it, trust me!) and even though it may be a strain, hopefully it will help change your parents' minds. Just make sure you're GENUINE in your help, not FAKE. Parents can tell the difference, or at least, mine can. Then just nicely ask them one night at dinner or something if you can get together w/ a few friends on your birthday, or maybe even after your birthday (I never have parties ON my b-day, too stressful). If they say yes, PARTY! *lol* If they say no, try not to get too pissed. Their minds could still change, so don't blow it. Good luck, and happy birthday! =D
967046
Collectively decide on what the rules are; and if getting him in one corner and all five of you get him pinned then that should be okay; afterall he agreed to it.  On the other hand since you guys exercise often you already seem to have an advantage over him in that you won't tire easily.  Remember, one doesn't have to be the strongest or tallest to win a wrestling match.\n\nGood luck, I hope you get to watch your movie