One program, two practice blocks. Elementary wrestlers train first, junior high and high school after. Every wrestler trains with the group and progresses at their own pace.
Boys and girls · Grades K–12 · Beginners welcome
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One folkstyle wrestling program, two practice blocks. Your wrestler's grade determines their group. Coaches guide their development from there.
Where wrestlers learn the sport. Stance, motion, and position come first, then real technique on the feet and on the mat. No experience needed and no tryout — beginners start here and train alongside kids who have been competing for years.
A full competitive room. Longer practices, harder live wrestling, and technique built for the folkstyle season. Wrestlers preparing for UIL, state tournaments, and college recruiting train in this block, and so do wrestlers stepping onto a mat for the first time.
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One flat rate per wrestler — no separate pricing by skill level. Every additional wrestler in the same family is 50% off. Monday-Thursday. Elementary 5:30-6:30 PM
Ready to join? Create your family account, verify your email, and complete membership setup.
You don't need to choose a skill level. Coaches track your wrestler's progress and help them move forward. These are development stages within the program.
Learning the positions
Building a technique base
Entering tournaments
Placing consistently
State-level competition
Recruiting and college wrestling
Swipe to explore each stage
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Tell us about your wrestler so we can help you get started.
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Join the practice block that matches your wrestler's grade.
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Ask questions, explore membership, and decide if the club fits your family.
No experience needed. Start with a real practice and meet the team.
Blocks are set by grade. Grades K–5 train 5:30–6:30 PM and grades 6–12 train 7:00–8:45 PM, Monday through Thursday. If your wrestler sits on the boundary, the coaches will place them after seeing them on the mat.
See practice timesNo. We run one program — folkstyle wrestling — split into two practice blocks by age. The six development levels are how coaches track progress inside the room, not menu options families pick between.
Nobody is held back from the main room because they are a beginner, and nobody skips fundamentals because they are advanced.
Folkstyle during the school season, which is what UIL and school competition use. In the spring and summer we train freestyle and Greco-Roman, the international styles that build attacks and positions folkstyle does not reward.
Offseason trainingYes, and it is the fastest way to improve. Partners are matched by size and experience within the room, so a first-year wrestler drills with someone appropriate rather than being fed to a state qualifier. What they get is a standard to measure against.
New to wrestlingAll four. Membership covers Monday through Thursday in your wrestler's block — we do not sell practices by the session or cap how often a wrestler can train.
See what's includedGirls train in the same practice blocks as everyone else and compete in girls divisions, which Texas runs at every level from youth through the UIL girls state series. We have girls in both blocks.
Girls wrestlingTry a free class and find the right starting point for your wrestler.
