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From
Coach Terry Brands...
 Located
in beautiful Pagosa Springs, Colorado, Our team camp will be
conducted to benefit wrestlers and coaches from a competitive standpoint as
well as a technical one. If there is an area you and your team needs to
improve upon, we will work to solve those issues diligently. We will have a
daily combination of technique and up to three duals per day. A camp
counselor will be assigned to each team to help with technical questions,
motivation, encouragement, and instruction. This camp will teach basic
mental and physical preparation for competition with daily seminars set to
address nutrition, strength, endurance, conditioning, and mental toughness
issues.
A special all-star team will be selected
at the end of camp, consisting of the two wrestlers at each weight with the
best records. A team champion will also be recognized. We aim to bring
elite level wrestling skills and knowledge to this camp and will maintain a
high standard set to bring the best camp situation for your team.” |
Featuring
Terry Brands
Pagosa Springs, Colorado
May 31 - Jun 4, 2010
Team Competition World-Class Clinicians
Only $200!
Staff
| Cost | Arrival/Departure |
Schedule | Contact info
2007 Camp Statistics |
Application
The Wrestle the World Outdoor Camp offers a unique opportunity to
enjoy wrestling and the outdoors together. Each team will be assigned a camping
area and will be responsible for providing their own tents and bedding.
Flashlight and/or lanterns are recommended. The camp will provide three meals a
day served in the high school cafeteria.
Wrestling will take place in the high school gymnasium. Technique
sessions will be held daily in addition to team dual competition. While the
weather in June is usually dry and warm during the day, and cool to cold at
night, in the event of bad weather the high school is available.
“The trademark of Brands wrestling is hardnosed, fundamentally sound
wrestling and mental toughness. The outdoor format adds immeasurably to the
experience. In the end it only serves to heighten the lessons Terry exemplifies
and instills. It is a fantastic team-building experience."
--Dan Janowsky
Camp Staff
Terry Brands
Two-time World Champion
Co-Director & Owner
Dan Janowsky
Co-Director & Head Coach,
Pagosa Springs |
Guest Clinicians
Mike McArthur - AA Big 10 Champ/Gold Buckle Camp director |
Counselors
Ryan Morningstar, Daniel Dennis, Montell
Marion, Luke and Ethan Lofthouse, Joe DuCharme |
Camp Cost
Though WTW Camp in Pagosa Springs is a Team Camp, individual wrestlers are
welcome and will be assigned a team to compete on. Technique and
competition sessions are appropriate for all High School and Middle School age
wrestlers. However, there are typically fewer matches for middle school
age wrestlers. We always attempt to modify technique and competition
sessions to meet the needs of the younger wrestlers.
Please send the $50.00 non-refundable deposit with
registration
Arrival & Departure
| Check-in: |
1:00-4:00pm |
May 31 (Set up tents) |
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5:00pm |
Dinner |
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7:00pm |
Session 1 Technique |
| Check-out |
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June 4 |
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7:00am |
Breakfast |
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9:00am |
Break down tents |
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9:30-11:30 |
Final Technique Session |
What to bring: Tents, sleeping bags, sleeping pad, flashlight or
lantern, soap, toiletries, swimsuit, and athletic attire suitable for the sport
of wrestling.
Recreation: Hot springs (about $12 for a pass, camp attendees only), fishing, rafting
and horseback rides can be arranged through local outfitters usually at a
discounted rate.
Daily Schedule Tuesday thru Thursday
Jun 1-Jun 3
| 7:00am-8:00am |
Breakfast |
| 9:00am-11:00am |
Technique Session |
| 11:30am-12:30pm |
Lunch |
| 1:30-4:00 |
Dual Competition or optional technique (Thurs. pm All-Star Dual) |
| 5:00pm |
Dinner |
| 6:30 |
Dual Competition |
Schedule is subject to change
2007 Camp Statistics (click
here for photos from previous camps)
 | Guest Clinicians: Dennis Hall, Henry Cejudo, Angel Cejudo, Caleb
Schaffer |
| 170 campers |
| Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, Colorado, Iowa, Missouri, Nebraska,
& Kansas |
| Camp winner was Mingus, Arizona |
2008 Camp Statistics
| Guest Clinicians: Momir Petkovic, Vladislav Izboinikov, Caleb Schaffer |
| Camp Winner was Centauri High School, Colorado |
2009 Camp Statistics
| Guest Clinicians: Terry Brands, Jared Frayer |
| Counselor: Phil Keddy, Montell Marion, Luke Lofthouse |
| 200 Campers |
| Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Kansas |
| Camp Winner was Rio Rancho High School, New Mexico |
Contact information
Terry Brands: tmnsbrands@hotmail.com
Dan Janowsky:
djanowsky@hotmail.com or 970-264-4554
Make checks payable to "Wrestle the World"
Send camp applications to:
Wrestle the World
Attn: Dan Janowsky
PO Box 1735
Pagosa Springs, CO 81147
Application
and Medical Release
Click here to download brochure/application in PDF
format (requires
Adobe Acrobat Reader)
Click here for non-PDF application & medical
release
Camp-out & work out with one of the legends in our sport!
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