More time on the details that matter to your wrestler. Work with a Dead Shot coach on specific positions, technical goals, and preparation for the next challenge.
Available upon request · Individual and group options
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One wrestler, one coach. Focused technical work on the areas you want to target — takedowns, escapes, par terre, or whatever you're trying to fix.
Best for: targeted technical development and wrestlers preparing for a specific tournament or season.
Ask about this formatTwo or three wrestlers with one coach. Live drilling with focused attention, plus the benefit of training partners.
Best for: wrestlers who want focused coaching but benefit from live work.
Ask about this formatA small group with one coach, structured around a shared technical focus for the session.
Best for: training partners and teammates who want to work the same positions together.
Ask about this formatFormats, coaches, and session times are subject to availability. Staff will confirm the details with you.
Work on entries, positioning, and finishing the attack.
Focus on getting out from bottom or maintaining control on top.
Spend time on the situations that keep coming up in practice or competition.
Discuss a specific event or season with your coach and identify what to prioritize.
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Share the wrestler's experience, goals, preferred lesson format, and availability.
Staff coordinates the coach and time and shares the rate for the session.
Bring your training gear and work with your coach on the agreed focus.
Lesson pricing depends on the coach, session length, and group size. Ask for current rates and available times when you reach out.
Explore the coaches' backgrounds and specialties, then tell us what your wrestler wants to improve.
Meet the coachesA free trial lets you experience a regular group practice. Private lessons are arranged separately.
Try a group practiceFocused time with a coach on specific positions — takedowns, escapes, top work, or whatever is costing your wrestler matches. Lessons run one-on-one, semi-private with two or three wrestlers, or as a small group working a shared focus.
Request one through the member portal or contact the club. A request is not a confirmed booking — staff match it to coach availability and confirm the date, time and price with you before anything is locked in.
Ask about a lessonOnly on top of regular practice, never instead of it. Private lessons work best for a wrestler who is already in the room four days a week and has a specific problem to fix before a tournament.
A beginner does not need private lessons. They need mat time. Ask a coach before you spend the money — they will tell you honestly if it is early.
Yes. Semi-private sessions pair two or three wrestlers with one coach, which keeps the focused attention while giving them live partners. Teammates and siblings working the same positions often get more from this than from going solo.
Tell us as early as you can so the coach's time can be reassigned. Confirm the cancellation window with staff when you book, since it is tied to the coach's schedule.
Tell us what your wrestler wants to work on. We'll help coordinate the next step.
