WWC Wrestling
YEAR-ROUND FOLKSTYLE WRESTLING
BOYS & GIRLS | $150/MONTH
4 COED PRACTICES + 2 GIRLS-ONLY PRACTICES OFFERED WEEKLY
Flexible, month-to-month enrollment. Train year-round according to your individual goals and schedule.
WWC FOLKSTYLE WRESTLING
$150/month | Year-Round Training | Boys & Girls
The WWC Folkstyle Wrestling program provides a structured, year-round training environment for wrestlers committed to developing their skills, improving their competitive performance, and building positive personal character.
Our comprehensive coaching system emphasizes technical development, disciplined training, and individual progress while providing opportunities for wrestlers of varying ages and experience levels to pursue their goals.
TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES
Four coed Folkstyle practices offered weekly (P1 & P2)
Two additional girls-only practices offered weekly
Year-round training and competition opportunities
Flexible participation based on each wrestler's goals and schedule
PRACTICE GROUPS & GRADE SPLITS
November – February
Folkstyle 1 (P1): 1st–5th Grade
Folkstyle 2 (P2): 6th–8th Grade
March – June
Folkstyle 1 (P1): 1st–12th Grade
All Folkstyle wrestlers train together during the Freestyle & Greco-Roman season.
July – October
Folkstyle 1 (P1): 1st–8th Grade
Folkstyle 2 (P2): High School
Group assignments may be adjusted by WWC coaching staff based on individual experience, skill level, and developmental needs.
PROGRAM PLACEMENT
Beginning wrestlers in grades K–5 must successfully complete the Passion First Wrestling Academy before entering the competitive Folkstyle program, unless otherwise approved by WWC coaching staff.
The WWC coaching staff determines appropriate program placement to ensure each wrestler trains in an environment suited to their development.
ENROLLMENT & MEMBERSHIP
Monthly Tuition: $150 per wrestler
WWC offers flexible, month-to-month enrollment with no long-term commitment.
Enrollment is available throughout the year.
Monthly payments are automatically recurring.
Families may cancel at any time before their next scheduled payment.
Training participation is optional throughout the year; families determine how frequently their wrestler attends.
An annual WWC Membership Fee is required for each wrestler.
WWC does not operate traditional wrestling seasons. Our year-round program allows families to participate according to their individual schedules and goals.
Updated tuition applies to all new and rejoining enrollments.
Visit our website for current practice schedules and additional program information.
““This program lives up to its name. WWC Wrestling has created an outstanding program that teaches the kids much more than wrestling skills. They are building character traits that carry over into many other areas of life. My son is learning true sportsmanship through a thoughtfully designed program.
We are proud to be part of this organization and so thankful to the coaching staff that helps develop these skills in our son.””
The Path to Success
At WWC Wrestling, long-term development comes first.
All beginning wrestlers in 1st through 5th grade are required to successfully complete the Passion First Wrestling Academy before becoming eligible for our competitive WWC Folkstyle Wrestling Program. This ensures every athlete builds the proper foundation in technique, discipline, and mindset before entering higher levels of competition.
Wrestlers who are new to the sport—or who have had limited success in previous competitions—are strongly encouraged to enroll in the Passion First Wrestling Academy to strengthen their fundamental skills and confidence.
Final placement decisions are made by the Director of Coaching at WWC Wrestling. This ensures each athlete is placed in the environment that best supports their development, growth, and long-term success.
COMPETITION PHILOSOPHY
At WWC Wrestling, competition is more than a scoreboard — it is a test of preparation, discipline, and identity.
We train our athletes to compete with toughness, composure, and integrity. Every match is an opportunity to apply what has been built in practice: disciplined habits, relentless effort, respect for the sport, and accountability to the team. We pursue excellence, but never at the expense of character.
Winning is earned through preparation. Losing is used for growth. In both, our standard remains the same — represent yourself, your family, and your team the right way.
Competition is a tool for long-term development. Through the challenges of high-level wrestling, our athletes build resilience, confidence, and the character required to succeed not only on the mat, but in life.
We provide coaching support at select competitions throughout the year that align with each athlete’s developmental pathway and long-term goals.