Girls Camp - 6 to 12 Grade *Sept 22 ONLY

Starts Sep 22512 Outlaw Training Center

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Service Description

Learn from accomplished women wrestlers. Annamarie Crixell and Tori Craft, 512 Outlaw Wrestling Coaches will be joined by guest clinicians, Xochitl Mota-Pettis, Sept 8, Madison Guinn, Sept 22, and Tarkyia Mensah, Sept 29* (*CHANGED TO SATURDAY SEPT 28*). Make plans to attend all 4 weeks GIRLS ONLY 6th to 12th Grade Sunday, September 22 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM Doors open at 2:15 PM Camp location: 512 Outlaw Training Center: 1001 Doris Lane, Unit D, Cedar Park, Texas 78613 CLINICIANS Annamarie Crixell 512OWC Coach, Staff Sergeant, Texas National Guard. 3X TX UIL state placer, including state finalist, member of Team Texas, and 2018 U23 All-American Tori Craft 512OWC Coach, NCAA National Qualifer, 2x Academic All-American, WSWA Freestyle & Greco State placer, 2x state qualifier. Xochitl Mota-Pettis Guest clinician Sept 8. 2X Olympic Trials Qualifier, 2023 US Open Champion, 2023 Senior Pan-American Champion, 2023, U23 World Championship 5th, 2X Fargo Champion Madison Guinn Guest clinician Sept 22, current MMA amateur fighter and 2x Sumo Wrestling National Champion. Madison has trained in various martial arts. In addition to wrestling, she also trains in BJJ, Taekwondo, and boxing to enhance her MMA skillsets. Madison is a former TX-UIL State Placer in folkstyle and TX-USAW Freestyle Tarkyia Mensah Guest clinician, CHANGED TO SATURDAY, SEPT 28*, Head Women’s Coach Schreiner University, 2011 TX-UIL State Champion, 3X All-American, 2014 U23 Runner UP, 2015 & 2016 U23 Champion At any 512 Outlaw Wrestling Camp camp, you can expect to learn high-quality wrestling techniques, engaged hard-working wrestlers, led by some of the best clinicians in the world. All of our camps include multiple sessions of technique and live wrestling. In addition, the goal of 512 Outlaw Wrestling remains the same, to not only build a better wrestler, and a better athlete, but to build a better person by understanding the importance of being coachable, through hard work, discipline, and self-reflection, which will lead to making better decisions on the mat and in life.