OUR MISSION

Wrestling With Character is dedicated to cultivating healthy, confident athletes and outstanding citizens through the sport of wrestling. Our primary focus is on instilling positive, lifelong success habits in each of our athletes. Together, we work towards building champions not only in wrestling but also in life. Our approach involves fostering a fun, positive learning environment for athletes, parents, and coaches alike, ensuring a holistic and enriching experience for everyone involved.

Overview

Wrestling With Character is a distinctive program that combines character development and physical fitness through the martial art of wrestling. Our unique approach integrates life lessons with our core CHARACTERistics curriculum, offering young athletes a transformative experience. We aim to empower individuals to grow personally, fostering valuable skills through training, competition, and education. Our organized curriculum is designed to deliver a well-rounded learning experience, emphasizing character development, health education, and overall fitness, all within the context of the sport of wrestling. Our goal is for young athletes to carry the lessons they learn with us throughout their lives.

Philosophy

At Wrestling With Character, we firmly believe that an individual's success is rooted in their intrinsic passion for learning and improvement. We emphasize the development of a 'Passion First' mindset. Our objective is to create a positive and enjoyable learning environment that caters to each athlete's unique readiness and comfort level. By fostering a culture of fun and encouragement, we aim to support individuals on their journey of self-discovery and growth.

GUIDING PRINCIPLES

Focus on the Process

While results may fade over time, at Wrestling With Character, we prioritize the enduring value of the journey. We emphasize progress through daily goal setting, positive effort, and perseverance, fostering a mindset of continual improvement. #WWC365

Develop the Passion First

Individual success loses significance when driven primarily by external influences like parents, coaches, and peers, overshadowing personal progress and genuine achievement.