But if you truly believe that wrestling is your calling then you have to give it everything you got. Find a good training center and learn the basics, and hit the weights. I would also say, make yourself stand out as much as possible, because that's the only way to get noticed. Actually, I have been only training athletes for wrestling the past six years, so several of my trainees are on the threshold and are just acquiring that psychology that I spoke of earlier, and I think you will be hearing from some of them very soon. Keep an eye on the guys coming out of the Main Event camp.
Moves change everyday, it's hard to say.
The hardest move for you might not be the hardest for the next guy. It is hard to develop new moves because it seems like they've all been done. And yet there are always new wrestlers with new moves every week. However, when picking a school or a camp, be sure that the people who are the instructors have resumes that can be validated because there are bogus things in this industry just like in other industries. Yes, I think she does.