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Weekly schedule

Consistency creates confidence.

A proposed founding schedule built around technical development, position work, live wrestling, and recovery.

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Founding schedule notice

These training windows are the proposed launch structure. Final start dates, facility access, and tournament-week adjustments are confirmed directly with enrolled families and athletes before the first session.

Monday

First Flight
Foundations
High School Elite

Tuesday

Girls Freestyle
Competition Development
Collegiate & Open Mat

Wednesday

Foundations
Competition Development
High School Elite

Thursday

Girls Freestyle
Position Lab
Collegiate & Open Mat

Friday

Live Room / Three-Period Simulation

Saturday

Youth Technique Clinic
Strength & Scramble Lab
Private Training Blocks

Sunday

Recovery, film review, or competition travel
How the week works

Learn. Pressure-test. Compete. Review.

The schedule is not a collection of unrelated practices. Each day builds toward the next.

  1. 01
    Early week: install

    Teach and refine positions with clear technical focus.

  2. 02
    Midweek: connect

    Link attacks, defense, reattacks, and scoring situations.

  3. 03
    Late week: compete

    Live rounds, three-period simulations, and match scenarios.

  4. 04
    Weekend: individualize

    Clinics, private sessions, performance work, or competition.

Youth wrestlers competing in a school gym
Coach communicating with a young athlete
Before your first session

Arrive ready to learn.

Wrestling shoes, fitted training clothes, and waterShort, clean fingernails and no jewelryCurrent medical and emergency contact informationA coach-approved return plan after injury or illnessTen minutes early for check-in and preparation

New athletes receive room expectations, partner standards, and a first-session plan before live wrestling begins.

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Your next standard

Stop guessing. Start training with a plan.

Tell us the athlete's age, experience, goals, and current competition level. We will recommend the right starting point and explain the next step clearly.