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hi my name is dustyn I'm 19 years old iv been a fan of wrestling since i can remember iv even made 9 of my own moves planed out my entrance my clothes i would wear for years now my question is if you would give me advice on a good pro wrestling school cause iv been saving allot of money for years but theres one thing I'm nervous about........................i was born with epilepsy and idk if i would have a chance or not being a pro wrestler i mean my nabers, family, friends, and people idk say I'm good enough to be one I'm just scared bout not being able to cause of my stupid disability...............anyway thank you for taking your time to read this please send back eney answers doesn't matter when I'm a patient person..........peace out

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Hello Dustyn,

There are several schools that are considered among the best there is to offer. Keep in mind that no school, no matter how good it is, will suit everybody. The school that is best for you isn't necessarily what is generally considered the best, but these schools are good options to look at. This isn't a complete list of the best schools, but rather of a listing of several of these schools, including those considered the best of the best, to give a starting point.

Funkin' Conservatory Wrestling School #!BANG! TV, National Wrestling Alliance, All Japan Pro Wrestling#
Official Developmental Territory of All Japan Pro Wrestling
3598 SW 74th Avenue Suite A
Ocala, Florida 34477-1702
Website: http://www.dory-funk.com/index-888.html
Phone: 352-895-4658
Email: [email protected]

The Wild Samoan Training Center-Afa's- #World Xtreme Wrestling#
Post of Leesburg Armory 400 W. Meadow Street
Minneola, Florida
Website: http://www.wildsamoan.com/index2.htm
No phone number provided
Email: [email protected]

There's another Samoan Training Center other than Afa's, which you can get details off on the same site.

Florida Championship Wrestling #Florida Championship Wrestling, World Wrestling Entertainment#
Official Developmental Territory of World Wrestling Entertainment
FCW Arena, 4535 South Dale Mabry
Tampa, Florida
Website: http://www.fcwwrestling.info/
Phone: 813-805-SLAM
Email: [email protected]

WWA4
4375 Commerce Drive, Southwest Atlanta
Atlanta, Georgia
Website: http://www.wwa4.com/
Phone: 404-667-1484
Email: Through contact form at http://www.wwa4.com/Apply_to_WWA4.html

Chaotic Training Center #Chaotic Wrestling#
100 Belmont Street, North Andover,
Essex, Massachusetts,
Website: http://www.chaotictc.com/index.htm
Phone: #978# 852-8534
Email: [email protected]

School of Hard Knocks #Empire Wrestling Federation#
American Sports University, 399 North D Street#or Court St. %26 Arrowhead Ave.#, San Bernardino,
San Bernardino County, California
Website: http://www.empirewrestlingfederation.com/hard_knocks/hard_knocks.htm
Phone: 909-886-5201
Email: [email protected]

Harley Race Wrestling Academy #World League Wrestling, Pro Wrestling NOAH#
Official Developmental Territory of Pro Wrestling NOAH
1406 South Business Highway 54,
Eldon, Missouri
Website: http://www.harleyrace.com/wlw/hracademy.htm
Phone: 573-392-4100
Email: [email protected]

Texas Wrestling Academy #Texas Wrestling Entertainment#
Exact Location Unknown, Downtown San Antonio
San Antonio, Texas
Phone: 210-689-1784
Website: http://www.texaswrestlingacademy.com/
Email: [email protected]

The Monster Factory
130A Harding Avenue, Bellmawr,
Camden County, New Jersey
Website: http://www.monsterfactory.com/
Phone: 856-933-0500.
Email:[email protected]

Ohio Valley Wrestling
4400 Shepherdsville Road, Louisville,
Louisville-Jefferson County, Kentucky
Website: http://www.ovwrestling.com/training.html
Phone: 502-473-0660
Email: [email protected]

Okay, as for the epilepsy, there are so many different ways in which epilepsy can manifest in someone that I cannot go through and specify, if you have this or this, it could be a problem. In any case, keep in mind that I am not a medical professional and thus I am limited only to suggesting in what cases a problem may arise, as far as pro wrestling goes.

Naturally, if your epilepsy can be managed by medicine, then you should have no problem. If your epilepsy is one of those where it is triggered by certain stimuli, it shouldn't cause a problem so long as to take steps to ensure that stimuli does not occur in your presence. If your seizure is a 'simple' one without any change to your consciousness- the effect of the seizure only being the feeling of an emotion, sensation, etc., then you should be okay.

Your only real problem is you have 'complex' seizures, where your ability to interact with your surroundings is affected. Foe example, take atonic seizures, where muscle tension is briefly lost. This is problematic in pro wrestling since if you happen to be executing certain wrestling moves when an attack occurs, the move can be botched and cause injury. It can also hinder your ability to protect yourself during wrestling moves.

So, basically, you have to ask yourself if your epilepsy can be managed and if it results in any kind of outward movement or impact to your consciousness that can result in botching a move. If the latter is that case and your condition cannot be managed, then and only then, does it appear to be a problem. It would depend on precisely what the effect or movement is.

If you complex seizures following simple ones, then even if your epilepsy results in say, loss of consciousness or movement of limbs, you should be fine since the simple seizure gives you warning- so your opponent can suddenly get the upper hand and put a rest hold or some other appropriate move on you until you recover, or so the match can end or you tag in a partner or whatever. This can still be a problem, however, if it occurs too frequently and so is too disruptive.  

So, in all likelihood, you should be fine to wrestle, particularly if no problems have arisen thus far.

When in doubt, consult a certified medical professional.