Is your kid about to waste the summer on a tablet?
Build confidence, discipline & grit instead.
Beginner wrestling for ages 4–7 · Frisco, TX
- ✓ 2 classes/week — Tue & Thu mornings
- ✓ Choose 10:00–11:00 or 11:30–12:30
- ✓ Built for beginners, ages 4–7
- ✓ Focus · Effort · Respect · Teamwork
"This program has been exactly what our 6-year-old needed. He gets to move, learn, and burn off energy — and he comes home excited to show us the new skills he learned."
One day you'll ask what they did this summer. "Watched videos" shouldn't be the answer.
You don't need a study to know it — but here's what the endless-tablet summer actually does, and what two structured mornings a week change.
The couch-and-tablet spiral
Wake up, grab the iPad, repeat. Days blur together and by August nothing got built. Two mornings a week give the whole summer a shape — without taking it over.
The "I'm bored" loop by 9am
Screens spike the boredom — the more they watch, the less anything else holds their attention. The mat resets that: real activity, real focus, a kid who's engaged again.
Wound-up, then crashed-out
Hours of scrolling leaves them restless and cranky, not calm. An hour of hard, fun movement burns the energy the right way — better moods, better sleep, calmer afternoons.
A summer they'll forget
No kid looks back fondly on a summer of YouTube. Give them something real to be proud of — new skills, new friends, and the confidence that comes from earning it.
Same five weeks. Very different kid in August.
- × Hours disappear into screens
- × Restless, bored, harder to settle
- × Energy with nowhere to go
- × Nothing to show for it in the fall
- ✓ Two mornings of real, fun activity
- ✓ Calmer afternoons, better sleep
- ✓ Energy burned the right way
- ✓ Confidence, discipline & new friends
It's not just "off the screen." It's something better to do instead.
Telling a kid to get off the tablet doesn't work. Giving them something they actually look forward to does — here's how the mat pulls it off.
A reason to show up
Kids look forward to class — the friends, the games, the coach. It competes with the screen instead of nagging against it, so getting them moving stops being a fight.
Energy out, focus in
An hour of real movement does what no screen can: it burns the restlessness and resets attention. They come home calmer, more focused, and easier to be around.
Something to be proud of
Every class they get a little better — a new skill, a small win. That earned confidence is the thing a summer of YouTube can never give them.
Your kid learns from a real coach — not a babysitter.
Little G's is led by the same coaches who built Gym 580's wrestling program — decades of mat experience, national-level credentials, and a reputation across Frisco for being firm, patient, and great with little kids.
Wrestling was Coach Harris's first passion, and it's shaped how he coaches: discipline, work ethic, and consistency, taught in a way that's fun for young kids. Parents across Frisco credit him with real changes in their children's confidence and behavior.
- ★ NJCAA 2× National Champion & 2× First-Team All-American
- ★ Northeastern Oklahoma A&M Athletics Hall of Fame
- ★ University of Oklahoma — BA
- ★ NASM Certified Personal Trainer
- ★ ISSA Certified Strength & Conditioning Coach
- ★ Certified in Fitness Nutrition
Zach brings a deep grappling background to the mat. Wrestling opened the door for him to Jiu-Jitsu, Muay Thai, and boxing, and he loves teaching young athletes from that wide experience — helping each kid realize their potential and become a better person, not just a better wrestler.
- ★ Wrestling, Jiu-Jitsu, Muay Thai & boxing background
- ★ Youth development focus
- ★ Patient, encouraging approach with beginners
Tuesday & Thursday mornings, all summer.
July 7 through August 6. Pick the time that fits your morning — both classes cover the same beginner curriculum for ages 4–7.
Frisco, TX 75036
Spots are limited per class to keep groups small.
Real families. Real change.
From the mat to the dinner table — here's what local parents notice after their kids start at Little G's.
"This program has been exactly what our 6-year-old needed. He gets to move, learn, and burn off energy in a safe and structured environment. He comes home excited to show us the new skills he learned."
"My 5-year-old was nervous at first, but Coach Harris made him feel comfortable right away. He now looks forward to wrestling every week. We have already seen a big improvement in his confidence, listening, and coordination."
"Little G's has been a great introduction to wrestling for our son. The coaches are patient, encouraging, and know how to keep young children engaged. He is learning discipline and having fun at the same time."
"Our son would often argue, shut down, or refuse to follow directions. Since joining Little G's, we have noticed him becoming more respectful, more willing to listen, and less likely to give up when he is corrected. The coaches are firm, patient, and encouraging. The improvement has been amazing to see."
The questions every parent asks first
Real answers to what's actually on your mind.
Is my little kid going to get hurt?
Safety is the whole point at this age. Classes are beginner-only, fully supervised, and run on mats with techniques scaled for 4–7 year olds. It's controlled and coached — not a rough free-for-all.
Is wrestling too aggressive for this age?
It's not about fighting. For this group, "wrestling" means confidence, coordination, self-control, and discipline — taught through games and structure. The toughness comes from doing hard things, not from contact.
My kid has never done a sport. Are they too far behind?
Not at all — this academy is built for total beginners. All skill levels welcome, zero experience needed. Many kids start here as their very first activity.
What if my kid is glued to screens and won't want to go?
That's the most common starting point — and it changes fast. Because class is fun and social, most kids go from "do I have to?" to looking forward to it within a couple of sessions.
Is it worth $130 + $35?
That works out to roughly $16 per session for real coaching — cheaper per hour than most summer camps, with skills and confidence that don't disappear when summer ends.
Don't let this be another tablet summer.
Give your kid five weeks of real movement, new friends, and something to be proud of — instead of a summer they'll forget. Class sizes are limited.
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