IMG Academy is set to host some of the biggest names in collegiate wrestling this summer as part of its Wrestling National Champ Camp Series, offering student-athletes ages 8–18 a unique opportunity to train alongside some of the sport’s most accomplished competitors.

The six-week series will bring NCAA champions and world-level athletes to campus in Bradenton, FL, including Wyatt Hendrickson (Week of June 29), the 2025 NCAA Heavyweight Champion, Dan Hodge Trophy winner, and U23 World Champion; Parker Keckeisen (Week of July 20), a 2024 NCAA Champion and five-time NCAA All-American; and David Carr (Week of July 27), a two-time NCAA Champion, five-time All-American, and U20 World Champion.

Each week, campers will train in IMG Academy’s high-performance environment while receiving instruction directly from visiting champions and IMG Academy's experienced coaching staff. The experience is designed to blend elite-level technique, mindset development, and competitive training standards in a setting built for long-term student-athlete development.

“IMG Academy Wrestling is committed to providing one of the nation’s premier summer camp experiences,” said Dr. Enock Francois, Director of Wrestling at IMG Academy. “Throughout our six-week camp series, student-athletes will train with World and National Champions alongside our experienced coaching staff, gaining elite instruction designed to elevate technique, mindset, and performance. Our goal is to challenge and inspire student-athletes while exposing them to the very best the sport has to offer on and off the mat.”

The camp series reflects IMG Academy’s continued emphasis on exposing young student-athletes to elite competition and training environments, helping bridge the gap between youth wrestling and the highest levels of the sport.

For more information on IMG Academy’s wrestling program and camp offerings, visit here: IMG Academy