Tadaaki "T-DOGG" Hatta - 8X Olympic Team Coach, National Champion, Author of "The 'Bible' of Wrestling"
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Mr. Hatta was the Japanese National High School Champion in 1960, the N.C.A.A. Champion in 1965, and the Big Eight Champion in 1965 and 1966. He served on the Japanese National Coaching Staff for the 1968 Olympics in Mexico City and was the head coach for the Mexican Freestyle Olympic Team for the 1972 Munich Games. He was been on the USA Freestyle Olympic Staff for many Olympic games since 1988. Since 1977, he has been a member of the U.S.A. National Coaching Staff and has coached the U.S.A. World teams. In 2008, Mr. Hatta was a member of the U.S. Olympic Team Coaching staff that produced the most medals of that U.S. Olympic performance.

"Wrestling has been a part of my life ever since I was born. My father is the originator of western style wrestling in Japan. He was introduced to wrestling by Americans while he was touring the United States as a member of the Waseda University judo team in 1929. Upon his return to Japan, he organized a wrestling program at Waseda in 1931, then encouraged other universities to establish wrestling teams. He participated in the Los Angeles Olympics in 1932, coached in the Berlin Olympics in 1936, and has been associated with numerous Olympics, national, and international teams as a coach, team leader, official, and advisor untiI the present. His life has been totally dedicated to the advancement of amateur wrestling in Japan and the world. I learned wrestling as a child from the rich experience and environment provided by my father and through association with the best wrestlers and coaches from Japan and America. I began to collect notes on wrestling techniques during my freshman year at Oklahoma State University under Myron Roderick. I decided to expand my notes into a wrestling book when I began to coach.

Tadaaki Hatta brings his wisdom to the camp. We are honored to host him.




Keith "The Rapturer" Wilson - 2X Olympic Team Coach, National Champion
MMA, Wrestling, No-Gi Grappling Coach
2009 USA Women's World Team Coach
2008 USA Women's World Team Coach
2008 Freestyle Women's Olympic Coaching Staff
Coached many High School State Champs and All Americans at all levels
Sunkist Kids Women's Team Coach-7x National Champions
Personal coach of Clarissa Chun, 2008 Olympic Team Member & 2008 World Champ

Trained with and coached many of the top fighters in Colorado; Donnie Liles, Eric Fagyas, Vellore Caballero, Chilo Gonzales and James Funny. Also helped train Nate Marquardt, Duane Ludwig, Elliot Marshall, Christian Allen, American Top Team Fighters, and many others. Has the unique ability to pass on technique at the world class level in all styles. Has a great understanding of the game and all aspects of MMA. Can teach the grey areas and put it all together.

Olympic team alternate-Greco Roman Wrestling
3-time USA Wrestling National Team Member
Bronze Medal-World Military Wrestling Championships
Sambo National Champion
5-Time Armed Forces Wrestling Champion
2005 North American Pancrase Wrestling Championships
2005 Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Pan Am Championships silver Medalists-No-Gi
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Eric "Captain Americano" Albarracin - The Gold Medal Mentor, Wrestling Coach for Team Noguiera, Armed Forces Champion, Captain United States ARMY
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Eric Albarracin is a REAL AMERICAN HERO. He knows what it takes to succeed and what it doesn't take. His "Lessons from the tough" are essential to making the most of your career. In his early years in wrestling, the Coral Springs High graduate slept on friends' couches, walked five miles to practice and lived on money he got for his birthday and Christmas to keep his Olympic dream alive, the 29-year-old now has a place to call home, hang his medals and cook a meal. He spent $3,000 on airline tickets and hotel rooms for his EA Kombat Wrestling Club to be a part of history at the first USA Wrestling National Beach Championships on Saturday at the Hilton Oceanfront Resort. "Back in the day I could have lived on $3,000 for three years," said Albarracin, an Army captain based at Fort Carson, Colo., and 2008 Olympic hopeful in Greco-Roman style wrestling. He is a five-time Armed Forces champion and this year qualified for world-level competitions in three different styles. "Those were the days, living off happy hours, ordering water and then eating all I could for free because that was my meal for the day," said the 5-foot-4, 121-pounder... Which is why it's important to Albarracin to give back to the sport. He wants to help support and coach up-and-coming wrestlers, both men and women. Read article

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Great training, one of a kind environment, great company, great time! Please make plans
to participate in this next layer of your Champion By Design experience because
the only way to predict the future is to create it yourself - by design.




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