Wrestling Communication Techniques

In this video, Mike Quackenbush discusses techniques for discreet communication during wrestling matches. He explains how wrestlers can use their hair or their opponent's body to hide their mouth when speaking. The video also covers logistical communication, such as receiving production notes from referees, and offers tips for communicating while moving. Common mistakes, like speaking in visible areas, are highlighted, and the importance of maintaining the illusion of conflict for the audience is emphasized.

What is the main topic covered in this video tutorial?

• Wrestling techniques

• Audience engagement in wrestling

• Communication during a wrestling match

• Fitness training for wrestlers

Why is it important to communicate discreetly during a wrestling match?

• To avoid breaking the illusion of conflict

• To follow the script

• To entertain the audience

• To ensure safety

How can long hair be used to communicate during a match?

• By covering the opponent's face

• By covering the wrestler's own face

• By distracting the audience

• By signaling to the referee

What should a wrestler do if they don't have long hair to communicate?

• Use a microphone

• Shout loudly

• Use hand signals

• Use the opponent to hide their mouth

Who typically provides production notes during a match?

• The coach

• The referee

• The opponent

• The audience

What is a subtle way to communicate while on the move?

• Shouting across the ring

• Writing a note

• Using hand signals

• Whispering as you pass by

Why should wrestlers avoid communicating in the corner of the ring?

• It is too loud

• The audience can read lips

• It distracts the referee

• It is against the rules

What is a common mistake wrestlers make when communicating?

• Communicating in the corner

• Ignoring the referee

• Using hand signals

• Speaking too softly

How can the referee assist in communication during a match?

• By signaling to the audience

• By passing notes between wrestlers

• By distracting the opponent

• By stopping the match

What should wrestlers do if they need to send a note back and forth?

• Use the referee

• Shout across the ring

• Write it down

• Use hand signals