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Youth Wrestling 101
Build The Youth Wrestling Program Your Community Needs
A practical guide to create or improve a youth wrestling program: vision and mission, goals, curriculum, practices, team culture, and budgets. For coaches, parents, and community leaders building wrestlers and values like teamwork, discipline, and sportsmanship. Step-by-step for starter and existing programs, with research, experience, and tips for every budget.
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Meet the author
Tre Horton
Born in Fairfield, California, and raised in Pennsylvania and Georgia, Tre Horton is an engineer and wrestling coach. He currently coaches at Life University, where he serves as Director of Men’s Wrestling Operations and Director of the Life University Olympic Regional Training Center. He has loved poetry and writing since he was young, and he still looks for ways to share that energy with others. Over the years he has earned recognition as a coach and collected many industry certifications. As an Academic and Research Support Engineer, he has also written several wrestling books for a broader audience.
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