1-on-1 Sessions
An hour on the mat with a Brawley High School wrestler — for you or your kid. Every wrestler here is a current high school athlete, and 100% of every dollar goes to the Brawley High School wrestling club. The wrestlers volunteer their time.
High School Wrestlers
Current Brawley High athletes · a Gladiators coach is always in the room
100% to the High School Club
Every dollar funds the Brawley High School wrestling club — mats, travel, gear
How It Works
1
Pick a wrestler
All three are Brawley High School wrestlers, each teaching from a different position. Not sure? Any of them can run a first-timer through the basics.
2
Give for a 1-hour block
Tap Book 1 hour — card, Apple Pay, or Google Pay. Your payment is a donation: 100% goes to the high school wrestling club. Want more time? Bump the hours at checkout (up to 4).
3
We text you a time
Sessions happen in the Brawley mat room around practice. Bring shoes, a water bottle, and a headgear if you have one.
Pick Your Wrestler
NeutralGoku
Brawley High School · Senior · 145 lb
Double legSprawlScrambles
Never met a scramble he didn't like. Relentless pace, but patient with beginners — he'll drill the same shot a hundred times and still be smiling. Best for first-timers and anyone who wants to score from their feet.
$40per 1-hour block · 100% to the high school club
TopVegeta
Brawley High School · Junior · 138 lb
RidingTiltsHand-fighting
The technician. Tight hand-fighting, brutal tilts, and he'll fix your stance before you finish your first shot. Best for kids who already know the basics and want to get sharper on top.
$40per 1-hour block · 100% to the high school club
BottomPiccolo
Brawley High School · Senior · 170 lb
EscapesStand-upsDefense
Calm, long, and impossible to turn. Teaches escapes, stand-ups, and how to stay out of trouble. Ideal for wrestlers who keep getting stuck on bottom — or parents who want to understand what they're watching.
$40per 1-hour block · 100% to the high school club
What Your Hour Covers
- Warm-up and stance. Ten minutes of movement so nobody gets hurt and everything after it sticks.
- One position, done right. The wrestler's specialty — neutral, top, or bottom — broken down step by step.
- Live reps. Light, controlled situations so the technique shows up under pressure.
- Homework. Two or three things to drill before practice, matched to the Training page.
Ages 5 and up. A parent or guardian stays for youth sessions. A Gladiators coach is always in the room.
Where the money goes. All of it — 100% — goes to the Brawley High School wrestling club: mats, travel, tournament fees, and gear for the varsity room the Gladiators feed into. The wrestlers are current Brawley High students who volunteer the hour; nobody is paid, and none of it goes to the Gladiators youth club.
Demo photos: Goku by MiNe (sfmine79), CC BY 2.0 · Vegeta and Piccolo by Miguel Discart, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Cosplayers, not Brawley students — placeholders until real athletes are photographed.