Our Dagestani-style sports camps are an intensive, discipline-focused, multi-sports training environment inspired by the training culture of athletes from Dagestan, a region known for producing world-class wrestlers and fighters.

Our Dagestani-Style Camps can be perfect training opportunity in a safe and natural atmosphere for any Wrestlers, MMA Fighters, BJJ Athletes or any youth organizations. 

Brief definition:
It is a high-discipline, outdoor-based training camp that combines wrestling, endurance conditioning, mental toughness, and simple living to develop strong, resilient, and focused athletes. Our activities include wrestling, MMA/Boxing, traditional archery, horseback riding, endurance run, hiking in a natural setting on over 30 acres private farm with a training facility.

1. Dagestani Style (intensive) Sports Camp

 June 11-14, 14+ 

Who can attend: 14 years old, Anyone with some competitive sports experience such as wrestling, BJJ, MMA, kickboxing, soccer, tracks and field, and other team sports members

2. Dagestani Style Youth Sport Camp

July 2-5, 

12 -18 years old

Who can attend:  Anyone with good physical ability and willing to be challenged through different physical activities 

Watch the highlights of the previous camps here 

A grappling-based combat sport focused on controlling an opponent using takedowns, pressure, positioning, and balance. Athletes develop strength, endurance, and mental toughness through constant physical engagement. 

Practices include:

• Takedown drills (single-leg, double-leg, body lock finishes) 
• Chain wrestling and continuous attack sequences 
• Live situational sparring (starting from bad positions) 
• Grip fighting and hand control battles 
• Mat returns, top pressure, and ride control 
• High-intensity conditioning circuits (partner carries, sprawls, wall work)

 A full-contact sport that combines striking (punches, kicks) and grappling (wrestling, submissions). Training includes technique, conditioning, and controlled sparring to build well-rounded fighters. 

Practices include:

• Striking fundamentals (jab, cross, kicks, defensive movement) 
• Clinch work (dirty boxing, control against the wall) 
• Takedown entries into ground control 
• Ground-and-pound positioning and escapes 
• Controlled sparring rounds (technical + situational) 
• Reaction drills and fight IQ development

 A precision sport where athletes use a bow to shoot arrows at a target. It emphasizes concentration, patience, breathing control, and discipline under pressure.

Practices include:

• Proper stance, grip, and bow alignment 
• Breathing control and shot timing 
• Target shooting at varying distances 
• Repetition drills for consistency and accuracy 
• Focus training under fatigue (after workouts) 
• Mental discipline and visualization technique

A discipline that teaches athletes how to ride and control a horse. It builds balance, coordination, confidence, and focus while developing a strong connection between rider and animal. 

Practices include: 

• Mounting and basic riding posture 
• Rein control and directional commands 
• Walking and light trotting drills 
• Balance training without relying on reins 
• Confidence-building exercises with the horse 
• Understanding rhythm, timing, and control

 These sessions are designed to build mental toughness, discipline, and leadership under pressure—the qualities that separate average athletes from true competitors.

In an outdoor, team-based environment, athletes are challenged not just physically, but mentally. They learn how to stay focused, make decisions under fatigue, and lead others through adversity

Practical Activities Include:

• Team-based challenges and problem-solving tasks 
• Leadership roles assigned during training and daily routines 
• Group discussions and reflection sessions 
• Scenario-based exercises (handling pressure, conflict, fatigue) 
• Goal-setting and personal accountability check-ins 
• Outdoor survival-style tasks that require teamwork and strategy