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For future college wrestlers and their parents, one of the best wrestling tips is to pick a good mat camp to attend during the summer to hone your skills. If you haven't selected a summer wrestling camp yet, there's still time to do so.

To pick the best camp that fits your needs, schedule, goals and budget, you should start by identifying a top five lists of the camps you would like to attend and create a camp wish list. From this list, you should then identify which camp fits your most important goals, which fits your schedule and cost, and which is your dream camp. Next, narrow your list down to the top three camps based on these criteria, and call the those three camps. Talk to the camp director or a staff member, and ask them if there's still time to register, and how many people are signed up at your weight class.

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WWE wrestling star Kofi Kingston has lent his support to an anti-bullying support group called Underdogs. This is the first time that WWE is helping out an group outside the USA where they have their own anti-bullying group- "Be a Star".
The wrestling star interacted with some young victims of bullying during his trip to Sydney where he was competing at the Acer Arena. The Underdogs has been formed by the Five Dock Boxing coach Christian Marchegiani who views bullying as an act which could lead to depression and anxiety.
Kofi Kingston has admitted to being bullied at school just because he was different. The wrestling champ was not financially well off in a town mostly filled with affluent families. He confessed to not going to school on days just to avoid confrontations with bullies. Now when he meets his former bullies they react differently because of his wrestling status. He thinks of his success as his own sweet revenge.
The wrestling star met 12 year old Christopher Arena and his 8 year old brother Emanuel who were victims of bullying just because of their size. Their father, Vince Arena says his attempts to tell the bullies parents that their kids were bullying fell on deaf ears.
Kingston wants victims of Underdogs to do the best they can and succeed for themselves and not for proving other people wrong. Wrestling was the outlet for Kinston and he hopes the other victims find their path in life.

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Angelina Pivarnick who became famous on the reality TV show Jersey Shore says that she is now undertaking wrestling training at the Independent Wrestling Federation (IWF) in Woodland Park, New Jersey.

TNA Wrestling reports that the company is not paying her to train, but that she is being trained for free in exchange for the wrestling school receiving publicity. One TNA source stated that she has been told not to expect to receive anything close to the $7000 payoff she got for appearing at last month's iMPACT! tapings in Fayetteville, North Carolina. Angelina also had some unkind words for her former Jersey Shore roommate Snooki, after Snooki appeared on WWE's RAW and WrestleMania 27. Angelina told TMZ that Snooki is trying to rip her off by becoming a wrestler and called her "a fat troll who should never wear those shorts….or be in a wrestling ring."