The 3 Things You MUST Do After Every Performance (+1 To NEVER Do!)

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  • čas přidán 7. 07. 2019
  • After each and every performance, there are three things I recommend you always do, and I recount a lesson I had to learn about one thing that you should never do!
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Komentáře • 19

  • @kyndread71
    @kyndread71 Před 3 lety +15

    5:30
    Bret Hart said the same thing in his book. Just starting as a pro, and was unsure about his performance. Roddy Piper came up to him and said, "You know EXACTLY how it went, don't say anything about it."
    Solid advice.

  • @JimSterling
    @JimSterling Před 4 lety +23

    I love the last point. I can be pretty bad about being too self-deprecating and overly criticizing my work to anyone who’ll listen. I’ll keep this in mind whenever I feel like I didn’t do well.

  • @Nikita_Roberts
    @Nikita_Roberts Před 4 lety +25

    I'd also thank the referee, personally. He/She is a part of the match just as much as the opponent. Looking forward to more episodes.

  • @roberthooper677
    @roberthooper677 Před 4 lety +17

    Guys should also take the time to thank the referee of their contest as well.

  • @bounty3454
    @bounty3454 Před 3 lety +3

    You know, the more I learn about the backstage goings-on of the wrestling business, the more it seems to me that respect is more important in wrestling than in any other job.

  • @TilWeMakeIt
    @TilWeMakeIt  Před 4 lety +12

    I know that after a long match, it feels like our work is done. And part of it is...the wrestling part. But we're also professionals, and that's a piece that is often neglected. What's been your experience after a performance?

  • @JJCanDes
    @JJCanDes Před 4 lety +5

    I really like that - even though I'm not in your business - I can always learn something, which I can implement in my own job.

  • @joeyrenegade8472
    @joeyrenegade8472 Před 4 lety +3

    I think the worst thing I’ve done is leave a show after my performance. I watched a video on locker room etiquette and talked with my teacher, both said that it’s very important to stay for the rest of the show. Because not only are we performing for the fans we’re also performing for the guys in the back. So it’s much more respectful and professional to stay for the other matches. Unless you’re working 2 shows in one night.

  • @cantkillcliffrose
    @cantkillcliffrose Před rokem

    This video has been great. I'm working with my first vet in a couple weeks. So it's good to know. I'm love wrestling so much

  • @RealDaniMo
    @RealDaniMo Před 4 lety

    All of this makes perfect sense!!!!!

  • @Jnwboss
    @Jnwboss Před 3 lety

    That last one was a bit of a shocker I’d figured that came from a place of honesty so I was shocked to hear that but a great video

  • @codygarris5589
    @codygarris5589 Před rokem

    Love the content it's been helpful.

    • @TilWeMakeIt
      @TilWeMakeIt  Před rokem

      Glad to hear it, Cody!

    • @codygarris5589
      @codygarris5589 Před rokem

      Have you covered what to expect after wrestling school or being in wrestling school events.

  • @daltonwatts6599
    @daltonwatts6599 Před 3 lety

    What about asking the people backstage who were watching if they liked it?

  • @imparter9337
    @imparter9337 Před 4 lety

    I bet it was ROH and Gabe he was talking about.

  • @zebfrinar
    @zebfrinar Před 3 lety

    My God Mike, turn that microphone down. It's hotter than fire ant tag

    • @TilWeMakeIt
      @TilWeMakeIt  Před 3 lety +4

      These early ones are pretty rough! The more current ones...are substantially improved, I promise!