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Over the past three years, Flowrestling has developed a web platform with its in-house programming team*. Through tedious hours of trial and error, critique from coaches and wrestlers, and trying to reinvent the media coverage possibilities for wrestling, we have a platform that we are excited
about.
The basic components of this platform: simple video uploading and sharing, an easy to operate content management system, and straightforward video production methods; have allowed us at Flowrestling to do more things with a few guys and hundred dollar cameras, than many media giants can do with hundreds of people and million dollar budgets.
We got to thinking, and believed that many in the community could benefit from this technology, and we could support what we do by building sites for those in the community. We got some of the people we were close with to do their sites and have perfected our methods (see sites below). Now, we want to give you and the entire community the same capability to share your unique message efficiently and seamlessly with our technology. In plain English: Flowrestling will build a website that fits your unique needs with the same technology platform as Flowrestling.
Some other features of the platform: Your videos will be integrated into your website, Flowrestling.org, and the entire Flonetwork. From the very first day you go live you will have access to Flowrestling's entire library of videos and the means to upload your own videos at will. Your site and content will be featured and promoted on Flowrestling through uploaded videos, graphic links below videos, and featuring within the Flonetwork page.
Check out the sites below, and contact us for more information whether you are an individual, organization, tournament, team, or business.
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 | Zeb Miller and Jared Opfer cover all the wrestling action in Ohio |
|  | The Mission of the Beat the Streets Wrestling Program is to expand and develop wrestling in the New York City Metropolitan area from the youth through the Olympic level. |
|  | This is the NYAC wrestling team's site. Take a look at our athletes and the coaches we have. We have the best team in the country and we are looking to become the best team in the world. No one can stop us. |
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 | "Border Wars Wrestling" is a series of qualifying wrestling tournaments that brings together the best wrestlers throughout the Midwest and the rest of the country into a fall championship event. |
|  | Virginia Cavalier Wrestling Club. Just about the coolest thing to ever happen to wrestling, Flo Wrestling, has now been made available to us. CWC has taken advantage of this new platform by which we can communicate to you, our supporter, wrestler, parent or fan. We want you to have the inside track on what's happening with CWC- that means all of our wrestlers from our 5 year olds to our collegiate wrestlers wrestling for UVA. Check back often for interviews, videos and news about YOUR Cavalier Wrestling Club. |
|  | Michigan Youth Wrestling Association- Dave Dean has traveled a tough road to get MYWAY into its current position. Currently he has built a organization with around 10,000 wrestlers. |
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 | This past September, The Ohio RTC became charter members with USA Wrestling, the national governing body for the sport of amateur wrestling. Additionally, the organization applied for and received a Regional Training Center designation. |
|  | A site with the latest news, tourneys, results, videos, and all things from New Jersey. |
|  | The source for everything wrestling in Michigan, The Michigan Grappler partnered with Flo for their new video site. |
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 | Mo Lawal is considered one of the best wrestlers to come out of the large state of Texas. He started wrestling to support his football but it soon developed into his passion. Mo Lawal went on to win Texas State and represent Texas at nationals.
After falling just short of making the Olympic wrestling team in 2008 Mo started training mma full time. He has no one place that he considers his training gym. His first fights have been in Sengoku in Japan and plans to one day get into the UFC. |
|  | Ben has been making waves in the MMA world, and continues to make moves in the wrestling world. Check back to his site to see updates from him, new videos, and what his newest hairstyle is. |
|  | RSM was founded by Jim Harshaw, an All American in wrestling at the University of Virginia. With a background in small business management and as a Division I wrestling coach, he developed RSM systems with the goal to increase attendance, media coverage and fundraising for wrestling programs as well as other Olympic sports programs. |
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 | Left Coast Wrestling will be centered on wrestling in the western United States, but not limited to the region. The left coast describes a geographical description of the western United States only. We feel it is vital for wrestling to continue to build in the western United States |
|  | Jeff Buxton heads up the team at Blair Academy, located in Blairstown New Jersey. On an annual basis Blair is one of the best HS teams in the Nation. |
|  | Based out of Dallas TX, and only hours away from Flowrestling's HQ, Bishop Lynch is a Texas wrastlin' powerhouse. |
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 | Headed up by Nathan Stanley, RHS is a force in Oregon, and now on the FloNetwork. Check out rhswrestling.com for more on the team, and its wrestlers. |
|  | The Cheesehead is one of the toughest tournaments in the nation with schools like Apple Valley (MN), Montini Catholic (IL), Wyoming Seminary (PA), Brandon (FL), and Simley (MN). You can follow the action this year on the Cheesehead site as well as Flowrestling. |
|  | Wyoming Seminary, or more affectionately known as "Sem," is the oldest coeducational independent college preparatory school in Northeastern Pennsylvania. |
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 | Pennsylvania Youth Wrestling is a site that compiles the best wrestling info in the great state of PA. The site is run by Mark Morris, who has spent several years covering wrestling in the state. |
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Now, if every Flowrestling user can create or capture quality wrestling videos whether its interviews or techniques and that becomes 90% of the content, then we can call Flowrestling as the Youtube of Wrestling. Nuff said.
They still give you Tech. Tue...get over it! Pay $20 for a month and see if it is worth it, if you dont think so, you're out $20... Can't tell me you've never blown that at the movies.... Flo has revolutionized wrestling, I'll give em' $20 for a few months out of the year get a few thousand people to do that, then see what the boys at Flo stat to give us back...it's not brain surgery... what they do cost money...
I'm sure its possible to get people with experience shooting wrestling video from around St Paris! :