Camp fees are typically non-refundable however the fees can be used at a later date for future camps or club practices.  A written notice of cancellation with explanation of medical or emergency circumstances must be provided for a refund for credit request to be considered. Refunds in full will be offered for campers or household member who have COVID-19 symptoms, exposure, or a positive test within two weeks of the start of camp session.  If a program is canceled a full refund will be issued. No refunds or credit will be given for campers arriving late, leaving early, dismissed from camp, or unable to attend all or part of a session. All requests for refunds must be in writing and emailed to info@legendwrestling.org

Monthly memberships will begin and automatically renew on the day of the month you make your initial membership purchase. Club memberships can be canceled or paused starting on the renewal date.

Generally, we say no one below kindergarten, but this really depends on the maturity of each individual child. As long as they are able to follow directions and can safely participate, they are welcome to join us at practice.

Yes, Girls wrestling is the fastest growing sport in the country right now and we love that girls can now benefit from all that our great sport has to offer. Each year we have more and more girls joining and are expecting quite a few again this year. We have a girls coach and our female wrestlers have already been very successful in competition.

Yes, you can. We understand that this sport isn’t for everyone and we offer a 2 day trial as well as a variety of registration options.

For practice we suggest a t-shirt, athletic shorts/sweats, and a pair of wrestling shoes (We do not allow street shoes or bare feet on the mat for sanitary reasons) and a water bottle. For competition they will be required to wear a singlet, wrestling shoes, and possibly head gear depending on the event. We recommend that every athlete brings a water bottle to practice.

No, we require wrestling shoes and have loaners you can use.

We do not require athletes to wear headgear at practice. But depending on the tournament or event we compete at head gear may be required. Our suggestion is to own a pair of head gear that has been properly fitted for the athlete, so if the need arises it’s ready for competition.

Unfortunately, a stigma still lingers around the sport from how weight management was handled in the past. Rest assured, the days of running in plastic suits and dehydrating yourself is a thing of the past. Not only do we not encourage weight cutting we actively encourage our wrestlers to get bigger, stronger and healthier.

While coaching duties are a major role that we are always looking to fill, there is a lot of work that goes on behind the scenes to ensure our club runs well.
Anyone interested in helping out in any capacity whatsoever, can always volunteer.

Several studies have been conducted in recent years that show wrestling to be safer than many more common sports including football, ice hockey and gymnastics. Most noteable in these reports is wrestling's low percentage of serious, permanent and life-threatening injury in relation to other sports. A quote from USA Wrestling Club has the following to say about the risk of injury in wrestling:

"Wrestling is a contact sport and injuries will occur. As would be expected, wrestling has more injuries than tennis and swimming, but most injuries are minor, consisting of sprains and strains. Wrestling has fewer serious injuries than football, basketball or ice hockey. There is a lesser chance of getting seriously hurt when wrestling than when riding in a car, skateboarding or riding a dirt bike."

No. We do have a comfortable parent lounge where they can watch practice if they choose to do so.

It’s important for wrestlers to maintain good skin health. Wrestlers should shower with soap and water soon after practice. Not only is it good hygiene, it also helps keep the wrestler’s skin healthy. Only wear clean workout clothes to practice. Contact-sports can increase conditions to pick up a contagious skin disease such as Ringworm, Impetigo, Staph, etc. Most are usually treated with a topical medicine and go away within a few days. If your wrestler develops an itchy spot, sore, rash, or patch or zits all close together, you should have it checked as soon as possible.