Mixed wrestling, or intergender wrestling, is a style of professional wrestling combat that competes between a woman and a man. This term can also be used for team matches that have women and men on each team. There is a big difference between mixed tag team matches and intergender tag team matches, but they are often mistaken for the same thing. For mixed matches, there is a rule in place that restricts female and male competitors from attacking each other. If there has been a tag, the opposing team must immediately switch wrestlers, who must be of the same gender as the opposing team’s wrestler. This type of match is currently very popular and is competed all over the world. Intergender tag teams can pin and fight each other regardless of whether they are male or female.

A mixed wrestling session is an agreement between a woman and a man in private. Women who participate in mixed wrestling often have an athletic or martial arts background. Many female bodybuilders also participate in wrestling sessions. Because women are naturally smaller than men, they need to be extremely athletic in order to compete. With a background in bodybuilding or wrestling, the woman should have enough power to defeat most men.

Wrestling sessions can range from full competitive wrestling to light fantasy wrestling. The difference between these two is the level of resistance that the man can exert while he fights. Women participating in full competition wrestling will need to have extensive training in martial arts such as Brazilian jiu jitsu or judo. The woman can use martial arts or sheer force to try to dominate her opponent. In many cases, a combination of strength and skill is required to take down a male opponent. This is often done with pins, leg scissors, and joint locks.