Woodstown Youth Wrestling - Code of Conduct

At Woodstown Youth Wrestling, our mission is to ignite a passion for wrestling in local youth while instilling essential skills and values. We achieve this by offering expert instruction in proper wrestling techniques delivered by our highly skilled coaching staff. Each training session is carefully crafted to provide a balance of enjoyment and education, ensuring that our participants thrive both on and off the mat.

Central to our approach are values such as hard work, dedication, and sportsmanship. Our coaching staff is committed to fostering a positive learning environment where these values are not only taught but embodied. Through positive reinforcement and encouragement, we empower our young athletes to reach their full potential.

As we embark on another exciting wrestling season, we urge all members of the Woodstown Youth Wrestling community to uphold our standards of character. Whether coach, wrestler, or parent, each individual is a reflection of our club and our community. Let us set an example of "good sportsmanship" through our actions, demonstrating to our children the true essence of integrity and respect. Together, we can create a culture of excellence and sportsmanship that enriches the lives of all involved in Woodstown Youth Wrestling.

Wrestlers Code of Conduct

At Woodstown Youth Wrestling, we hold our wrestlers to the highest standards of conduct both on and off the mat. Please adhere to the following guidelines:

1. No wrestler shall engage in any form of physical or verbal abuse towards coaches or fellow wrestlers.

2. Wrestlers must attentively listen to and comply with all instructions given by coaches.

3. Wrestlers are expected to demonstrate a strong work ethic during practice sessions; failure to do so may result in sitting out.

4. Disruptive behavior during practices or competitions will not be tolerated.

5. If a wrestler displays disruptive behavior during practice, he/she can be removed from the practice at the coaches discretion.

6. Wrestlers must always conduct themselves in a mature and respectful manner, including:

a. Refraining from unsportsmanlike yelling or cheering if a wrestler is injured.

b. Regardless of the outcome, wrestlers must shake hands and congratulate their opponents.

c. No vulgar or obscene gestures are permitted.

7. Abusive or profane language is strictly prohibited at all functions (practices, tournaments, meetings, etc.).

8. Wrestlers are expected to attend all scheduled practices to the best of their ability.

9. Wrestlers are not permitted in the wrestling room without the presence of a coach.

10. All wrestlers must treat our property and equipment with care and respect.

11. The practice facility and any school where competitions are held must be respected.

12. Violation of this code of conduct may result in disciplinary action, including possible dismissal from the team.

Let us all uphold these principles to ensure a positive and respectful environment for all involved in Woodstown Youth Wrestling.

Parents Code of Conduct

At Woodstown Youth Wrestling, we prioritize a positive and respectful environment for all participants and spectators. Please adhere to the following guidelines:

1. No parent or fan shall engage in any form of physical or verbal abuse towards another parent, fan, coach, wrestler, or referee. If a concern arises, it should be addressed privately with a coach or board member at an appropriate time.

2. All parents are expected to conduct themselves in a sportsmanlike manner, including:

a. Refraining from unsportsmanlike yelling, booing, teasing, or cheering if a wrestler is hurt or losing. No instructions to take specific advantage of any injury incurred by an opponent.

b. Unsportsmanlike gestures of any kind are not allowed.

3. Unless in an emergency, parents should refrain from interfering with practices, meets, or coaching. Observing is permitted, but interactions with coaches or children should occur before or after practices unless initiated by a coach.

4. Please ensure that your child is picked up promptly at the designated time after practice.

5. This program is for our youth, but it should not serve as an excuse for unfinished homework or other responsibilities. Encourage your child to manage their time wisely.

6. Parents are not permitted to coach their child on the edge of the mat.

7. Parents and athletes alike will be held responsible for compliance with this Code of Conduct.

Let's work together to uphold these standards and create a positive and supportive environment for all involved in Woodstown Youth Wrestling.

Understanding of Risks

Understanding of Risks:

Wrestling is a physically demanding sport with inherent risks of injury. While our program prioritizes safety and proper technique, there's always a chance of getting hurt. This could include sprains, strains, dislocations, concussions, cuts, bruises, back injuries, and skin infections.

Assumption of Risk: By enrolling my child in this program, I understand and assume the inherent risks associated with wrestling participation. Woodstown Youth Wrestling is not liable for any injuries sustained during wrestling practice or competition.

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