
From Tuttle, it's one turn onto Mustang Road and about 20 minutes north to our door. Tuesday and Thursday nights are wrestling. Monday and Wednesday are judo.
Route: Take Main Street (Highway 37) east out of Tuttle, turn north on Mustang Road (Highway 4), and ride it straight up to Highway 152. Turn right on 152; East Highline Lane is less than half a mile ahead. Open in Google Maps.

School wrestling in Oklahoma is folkstyle, and the season ends in late winter. A lot of good wrestlers lose months of progress before practice starts again in the fall.
Our wrestling room keeps Tuttle kids on the mat year round. Tuesday and Thursday evenings cover all three styles. Folkstyle keeps their school game sharp. Freestyle and Greco-Roman teach the scrambles, clinches, and throws that most folkstyle rooms skip, which tends to show up as points the next season.
Classes are small right now, so your wrestler gets coached, not just supervised. Coach Jodie Shavers runs the room. He wrestled at Carl Albert High School, and he has coached wrestlers from their first season to state placings in a single year.
Book a free wrestling nightNot every kid wants to start in a school wrestling room. Some do better learning the basics somewhere smaller first. Others try judo and love the throws.
Our evening judo classes on Monday and Wednesday start every new student with breakfalls, so kids learn to land safely before they learn to throw. It's a gentler first step into a combat sport, and the skills carry straight into wrestling later.
For the youngest, Tiny Tots runs weekday mornings at 10 for ages 3 to 6 with a parent.
Every class runs 90 minutes. Leave Tuttle around 5:35.
Tell us whether you're after wrestling, judo, or both, and we'll text you back to set up the first night.
About 20 minutes and 12.7 miles. Take Highway 37 east, then Mustang Road north to Highway 152.
That's the main reason Tuttle families come. Extra mat time in all three styles keeps skills sharp between school seasons, and freestyle and Greco-Roman add techniques that carry into folkstyle.
Not for the first class. Athletic shorts and a t-shirt are fine. Regular students will want wrestling shoes and headgear for tournaments.
Yes. One child can wrestle Tuesday and Thursday while another does judo Monday and Wednesday. Ask about family pricing.