How wrestling families choose
Wrestling clubs recruit children, and parents evaluate the coach — their own competitive record and how they work with young athletes — and the club results at competitions. They also need practical facts: which age groups train when, what it costs monthly, what equipment is needed, and whether there is a trial. Clubs rely on reputation within a district, which caps them at whoever has heard of them.
What we build for a club
First, coach profiles with competitive and coaching records, since that is the decision parents are making. Second, training schedules by age and level, searchable rather than photographed, so a parent can find the Tuesday junior session. Third, competition results and calendars, the evidence and the motivation both. Fourth, trial sessions and membership payment online, replacing cash at the door and the tracking problems it creates.