Youth Boys Wrestling

Tarbiya House Natomas is excited to offer a Youth Boys Wrestling Program for boys and young men ages 7–18.

Meeting twice a week, the program will introduce and develop foundational wrestling skills while helping participants build strength, endurance, discipline, confidence, and resilience. Beyond athletic development, our goal is to provide young Muslim men with a positive environment where they can challenge themselves, develop consistency, and build brotherhood with their peers.

Participants of varying experience levels are welcome. Whether stepping onto the mat for the first time or looking for an opportunity to continue training, students will be encouraged to grow at their own level while learning the fundamentals of wrestling in a structured and supportive setting.

Program Details:
Ages: 7–18
Schedule: Tuesdays & Thursdays
Time: 6:30 PM–8:30 PM

Cost: $50/month
Location: Tarbiya House Natomas

About Coach Walid Jailani

Walid Jailani is a UC Davis alumnus, certified EMT, CPR instructor, and Preventive Health and Safety instructor with a strong passion for education, mentorship, and community service. His experience in emergency medical care and health education has taught him the importance of preparation, responsibility, safety, and remaining calm under pressure.

With more than five years of wrestling experience, Walid is excited to teach wrestling at Tarbiya House and share the valuable lessons the sport has taught him. He believes wrestling is not only about physical strength it also develops discipline, patience, resilience, confidence, and mental toughness.

In his classes, Walid emphasizes safety, proper technique, physical conditioning, teamwork, and respect. He aims to create a positive and welcoming environment where beginners feel comfortable learning and experienced students are encouraged to continue improving.

Through wrestling, Walid hopes to help every student become stronger physically and mentally while developing humility, good sportsmanship, brotherhood, and strong Islamic character—qualities they can carry both on and off the mat.