Elevate your coaching
Elevate your coaching skills with our dynamic, season-long e-course designed for wrestling coaches of all levels! Featuring over 6 hours of expert content, this course covers essential topics such as curriculum building, periodization planning, practice strategies, coaching methodology, sports psychology, and more. Gain the knowledge and tools to enhance your coaching at every stage of the season.
As your season progresses, new chapters within the e-course providing time relevant content in manageable doses for coaches on the go.
Pre-Season unlocks October 13th
Recruiting & Retaining Athletes
Season Planning
Periodization Planning
Culture Building
Early Season unlocks November 10th
Cueing & Communication
Scaffolding Drills
Designing a Practice Plan
Integrating Sports Psych & Nutrition
Mid-Season unlocks December 22nd
Film Study & Competition Reflection
Dealing with Competition Anxiety
Improving Focus & Attention
Competition Warm Up & Routine
Post Season unlocks February 2nd
Tapering & Peaking
Building Competition Confidence
Scouting Tips & Tricks
End of Season Reflection
Discounts available for programs with 2 or more coaches! Reach out to learn more ERandall@NYCRTC.com
Testimonials from Last Year’s Participants: Hear What Made This Course a Success!
“I loved the resources from the e-course and tried to expose our girls and staff to the class content as much as possible. Since i am an assistant coach it is up to our head coach to fully embrace the ideas presented. I hope our head coach will take this course if it's offered in the future.”
“Emma's program met my expectations and more. I was able to take away insights and plans that support and enhance my technical knowledge (scaffolding, periodization, practice planning, etc) and was also able to build into the season some "stretch" topics with my athletes such as nutrition, visualization, meditation, etc.”
“I loved being able to hear from the coaches and other experts from around country and the world about how they deal with the issues and topics related to the course.”
