Make a wrestling ring?

Question

How can I make a ring in my backyard what supplies do i need and i already have a trampoline.I want to practice my moves.

Answer 1

Go to wrestling school and get proper training. Wrestling is more than just about spots and hitting people with lightbulbs

Answer 2

do wut the hardys did

go out and cut some trees down and make turnbuckles out of that

for ropes simply go and buy some garden hoses  and tie them around the post     theres ur ring

Answer 3

1 Set up your trampoline on a flat surface. Most trampolines are circular, so by setting up the turnbuckles and ropes, you can create the square shape.



Step2 Find the four corner areas that the trampoline is being held up by. These will be the location of the turnbuckles.

Step3 Dig holes about a foot deep at each of the turn buckle locations.

Step4 Stick an 8 ft high PVC pipe into the ground and fill in the dirt around the hole. Pack the dirt down and even cover it with rocks to help make it sturdy.

Step5 Fasten the pipes to the trampoline using plastic fasteners. Use 5 or 6 fasteners for each corner to secure it tightly.  

Step6 Measure the length of one turnbuckle to the next. Multiply this by four and then add 2ft to that total. This will give you the length that the ropes should be. Purchase three ropes at this length.

Finishing the Ring

Step1 s***w in three medium sized hooks to each turnbuckle. Evenly spread out the hooks like the ropes of a regular wrestling ring.

Step2 Tightly tie the end of the bottom rope to one of the hooks. Drag the rope across the ring and loop around the second corner. Continue this process until you have reached the original end and make sure that the rope stays tight all around.

Step3 Repeat this process until all the ropes are completed and secure. Test them out by off of them on multiple sides.

Step4 Attach small throw pillows over each turnbuckle hook. The easiest way to do this is by threading shoelace through the pillows and tying them tightly around the hooks.

Step5 Lay the blue cloth over the whole trampoline and secure it tightly with a staple gun.

Step6 Test out the ring and make sure everything is secure. Tighten up any spots that are not attached enough and make sure that the turnbuckles are strong enough.

Hope I Helped!