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i'm gonna publish this in case anyone smarter than me has a better answer.

wherever you live, find a local wrestling facility that trains wrestlers and isn't dodgy as all hell. how i'd define "dodgy" is people asking for money upfront, the place's reputation is awful and they charge too much, they make outlandish guarantees that are full of garbage, etc.

work out, change up your diet to accommodate your workout regimen - i've read from trainees that working out your upper back will help you when you're doing mat bumps so let that be one of your primary areas of build.

if you're looking to get into the mainstream companies first and foremost, honestly i wouldn't start there. it's better to gain the experience first, gain the talent and ability (if it's not already God-given), and get your body accustomed to the pain because it's a lot. i don't shit on kelly kelly a lot for nothing; she had zero wrestling experience when she first started and i give her about 60% respect because she had to train while on the road and she learned a lot eventually. but it takes time, dedication, and patience; you shouldn't expect to be thrown on tv and get money asap.

that's what i came up with at least; i hope that answers your question lol