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"I normally read all of your emails for fun (or because they are funny), even though my wrestling career is far from over. This one stuck out to me, due to it being so "Randy." You genuinely care about each wrestler that walks into the room, and that is such a rare quality. I started off as a well-below average wrestler my freshman year of high school, then I started wrestling in your program. After that, I then I became a state qualifier, then I wrestled in college for all four years, counseled your camps while in college, and now you're still playing a huge role in my life by being a reference for job opportunities and internships for my Masters degree. You don't just build incredible wresters in your wrestling room, you build quality characteristics that have stuck with me for a lifetime. Yes, I became a decent wrester using the Attack System approach, but more importantly, I learned how to work hard and push myself to new limits. Working hard and pushing my limits has helped me excel in life (off of the wrestling mat). I'm now 24 years old, have a great job, and I'll have my Master's degree done in about a year. I owe you a big thanks for believing in me as a person, not just a picture to hang up on the wall."
-Derek Thomas
"My son had a great time. He came home every night and showed off what he learned. He loved it and we can’t wait to come back."
-father of youth wrestler Blake
"I swam in a pool, learned a bunch of new moves. I went to the Arcade."
-youth wrestler Blake
"I really enjoyed it here at Randy’s camp from the fun and laughter to the pool and the pool table, air hockey, and ping pong and altogether the learning itself."
-youth wrestler Alden
"Just wanted to say thank you for helping our grandson learn new moves and techniques to excel in the sport he has grown to love. He called us every night after camp and told us what he learned, what he struggled with and the moves that he needs to practice so that they come naturally to him. After he got done telling us all of that, we asked him, Alden, you're learning, but are you having fun too? His response was always the same, I am having so much fun! He's made it very clear to us that he would like to go again next year. We told him if we see him using what he was taught during the week, we will absolutely send him again. Thank you for everything!"
-youth wrestler Alden's grandmother Tina
"I enjoyed learning new moves and playing in the pool."
-youth wrestler Eli
"I’ve been here for years, and the food is always good. We always joke around and have fun but we still learn a lot."
-youth wrestler (name redacted)

State Champ and Summer Camp Counselor Ana Abduljelil

This summer, your youth wrestler can gain an (almost) unfair advantage over your opponent – right from the whistle…and start to master Attack System Wrestling

Do this instead of getting short-circuited!

Attack System Summer Youth Camps: The key to your young wrestler’s long- term success

Summer Youth Takedown Master Camp, July 6-8, 2026 (Grades 3-6 in Fall 2026) (Resident/Commuter Camp)

Learn the Three Step Process to getting more Takedowns!

Summer Youth Mat Machine Camp July 10-12, 2026 (Grades 3-6 in Fall 2026) (Commuter Camp)

This summer you can set your wrestler on the path to long-term success

These camps will unquestionably accelerate your wrestling performance. But just in case you’re not convinced – here’s my personal assurance to you: