Fargo is right around the corner, which means this is tapering week. Coaches want their athletes to be rested and refreshed for the long week ahead, but still want them to be a little bit active.

Along came Pokemon Go, the smartphone sensation that people have no shame showing off on their social media, including many star wrestlers and teams.

Two-time NCAA champ Isaiah Martinez is trying to catch them all

We have a dam bug problem in our apartment pic.twitter.com/Yrl20EWAdn

— Isaiah Martinez (@Imar165) July 13, 2016

Four-time All American Dylan Ness is serious about his Pokemon

The Grind is real. pic.twitter.com/D8By9gWiTr

— Dylan Ness (@Dness10) July 13, 2016

Junior World teamer Nicky Reenan can't dig the haters

People who don't play Pokemon go are pretty much muggles

— Rick Neenan (@nickyreenan) July 12, 2016

Navy Coach Nate Engel catching his kids in the act

I walk into the locker room and these guys are capturing Pokemon #HoustonWeHaveAProblem @NavyWrestling #Help pic.twitter.com/LBtpP1Tb8Q

— Nate Engel (@NateEngel) July 11, 2016

 
USA Wrestling is pumped for Pokemon Go at Fargo

Will Sandy yell if any Pokemon are spotted in the "forbidden areas" of the dome? @jasonmbryant @WillieAtFLO

— Richard Immel (@Richard_Immel) July 11, 2016

 
NCAA champ is getting inspired

This is tough pic.twitter.com/2GHqp3wKJq

— Myles Martin (@MyMar184) July 13, 2016

Team USA's Julia Salata has them in her house

Long layover? No problem! POKEMON IN THE AIRPORT. pic.twitter.com/PMXJYbDi13

— Julia Salata (@JSalata) July 9, 2016

Can you guys see Team USA's Sarah Hildebrandt?

Camouflaging myself from Pokemon like pic.twitter.com/fPx1CWEHnh

— Sarah Hildebrandt (@sarhilde) July 10, 2016

 
Junior World Teamer works Pokemon Go into his training schedule

Great weekend of wrastling and Pokemon catching! #TheGrind #CallMeCoach

— Dalton Roberts (@DRoberts59kg) July 10, 2016

 
The Cadet world team winding down after practice

Walked around with @yiannidiako_LGR and @aaron_cashman playing Pokemon Go for like an hour tonight

— Kurt McHenry (@Kurt_McNasty) July 9, 2016

 
NC State Director of Operations keeping her boys in line

There are some salty people about the "scenic" route we take while driving. #PokemonGO @Championsbounce @TimmyMccall

— Melissa Simmons (@melissarsimmons) July 12, 2016

 
UNC's AC Headlee can't catch a break

The state content generators are psyched for Fargo
 

Who's going to get it? pic.twitter.com/TI2Sq8CKp3

— Missouri Wrestling (@missouriwrestle) July 11, 2016

Former All American finds the promised land

Apparently this is the spot where Pokemon owners battle. pic.twitter.com/YjNp3w0HLf

— Alan Gelogaev (@Alan_Z_Gelogaev) July 12, 2016

The game was released on July 6 to iOS and Android devices throughout the world. It's essentially a variation of Pokemon snap and the original red/blue games for Gameboy. Players walk, skateboard or bike around their area and the GPS-based augmented reality simulates what it was like to walk around the grass in those early handheld versions of the games.

If you catch one of your teammates, coaches or even just want to show off your Pokemon catching skills, be sure to tweet @Flowrestling or tag @Flowrestling on Instagram. Let us know in the comments down below who on your team is the Pokemaster. And please remember to look both ways while trying to Ketchum all.