Tigers Wrestling Camp
Boys entering kindergarten through grade 12 are invited to a two-day instructional camp designed to build strong fundamentals, sharpen technique, and grow confidence on the mat.
Darlington School varsity wrestling head coach Garvin Edwards and his coaching staff are committed to developing wrestlers of all skill levels in a positive, high-energy environment. Held in the Yankee Wrestling Room at the Huffman Athletic Center, this camp is perfect for beginners learning the sport and experienced wrestlers looking to sharpen their fundamentals before the upcoming season.
What We’ll Cover:
- Campers will receive instruction in all three phases of wrestling:
- Neutral Position – Takedowns and Takedown Defense
- Top Position – Breakdowns and turns to secure pins
- Bottom Position – Stand-ups, sit-outs and reversals
- In addition to technical instruction, we will incorporate:
- Competitive wrestling games designed to teach skills in a fun and engaging way
- Basic tumbling skills that support balance, body control, and mat awareness
What to Bring:
- Shorts
- T-shirt
- Wrestling shoes (if you have them)
- Bare feet are acceptable if wrestling shoes are not available
- Water bottle
- Snack for our mid-day break
Come ready to work hard, compete, and have fun as we build strong wrestling fundamentals the Tiger Way!
Contact
Garvin Edwards
gedwards@darlingtonschool.org (706) 314-3610
Dates
May 26-27
9 a.m. – noon
Cost
$100
Location
Yankee Wrestling Room-Huffman
About the director
Garvin Edwards has served as Darlington's head wrestling coach and academic support coordinator since 2022. He holds a B.S. in Physical Education and Health K-12 from Berry College and has more than 30 years of experience teaching and coaching. He has racked up numerous coaching accolades, including several Coach of the Year honors, and was inducted into the Georgia Chapter of the National Wrestling Coaches Association Hall of Fame in 2021. In wrestling, he has coached 22 individual state champions and one state championship team. He also founded and operated a K-5 youth wrestling program.
