Event Information Event Date: August 5-9, 2024 Event Time: Monday through Friday, 9am to 4pm Location: Beat the Streets Training Center 150 Michigan Ave. Detroit, MI Who: Boys and Girls Grades 6 – 12; Will attend middle school or high school in the Fall. Camp will be limited to the first 50 registrants. Cost: $20 per day or $80 for the whole week [...]
Event Information Event Date: July 15-19, 2024 Event Time: Monday through Friday, 9am to 4pm Location: Beat the Streets Training Center 150 Michigan Ave. Detroit, MI Who: Boys and Girls Grades 6 – 12; Will attend middle school or high school in the Fall. Open to any and all entrants (limited only by number, age, grade level, and/or gender). Camp will be limited to [...]
Beat the Streets Detroit, Metro Detroit Wrestling Association, and Cliff Keen Wrestling Club have teamed up to bring unparalleled opportunities to the wrestling community in Metro Detroit and beyond. This intentional collaboration merges the passion for youth empowerment of Beat the Streets Detroit with the “for us by us” deep-rooted dedication of the Metro Detroit Wrestling Association, further enhanced by the elite coaching and training resources of Cliff [...]
Event Information Event Date: June 9, 2024 Event Time: Weigh-ins start at 3 PM Location: Beat the Streets Training Center 150 Michigan Ave. Detroit, MI Ages: High school qualifying* event only Event Info: Qualifier for the BTS National Camp & Duals, June 25th – June 28th at Boston University Qualification: Finalists may qualify to attend BTS National Camp + Duals in Boston. Competitors may [...]
Detroit, MI – In an exciting development for the local wrestling community, Beat the Streets Detroit, and the Metro Detroit Wrestling Association (MDWA) are thrilled to announce their collaboration to bring greater opportunities and support to the youth of Metro Detroit through the sport of wrestling. Beat the Streets Detroit is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing mentorship, academic support, and life skills development to underserved youth through [...]
Beat the Streets Detroit and PayPal have partnered together this #GivingTuesday to give back to those most in need today and tomorrow. Detroit has the highest number of children living in poverty in the entire country, with over 60% of children at or below the poverty line. Now, more than ever, our goal is to bring this unique sport to kids in Detroit who do not have access [...]
Beat the Streets Detroit Pre-Season Wrestling Training $20 Donation Free to BTS Detroit Participants Saturday, October 22, 2022 2:00 - 5:00 PM Clinics 2-4, Scrimmage 4-5 At Mumford High School 17525 Wyoming Ave, Detroit, MI George Hamblin Coaches Clinic - Program Building (Cafeteria) 6x Team State Champ National Wrestling Hall of Fame Will Lewan Wrestling Clinic - Defense First (ROTC/Wrestling Room) #1 Ranked 157 Pounder NCAA [...]
Beat the Streets Detroit has teamed up with the University of Michigan wrestling team to allow Detroit area youth and others to attend U of M wrestling meets for free. Generous donors have donated tickets to Beat the Streets Detroit to distribute to local youth groups and others. If interested in attending a U of M wresting match, please click on the button below to register. Register for [...]
On July 26, Coach Mendez and Coach Justin took some of our Beat the Streets Detroit - Mumford recently graduated seniors to Yumvillage. Our wrestlers got to learn firsthand from Chef Godwin Ihentuge about entrepreneurship, business planning/management, and various life lessons. Not to mention we had some delicious food! Thanks Chef and Yumvillage for a great time! About Yumvillage: YumVillage brings the fastest growing models - delivery, retail [...]
Sarahi Romero-Barajas and Wendy Romero-Barajas are twin sisters, wrestlers, training partners, and natives of Southwest Detroit . "For years, these two have been a cornerstone of our program at Patton Park Recreation Center," said Fermin Miguel Mendez, head coach and board member. Sarahi and Wendy have grown with the program. "[BTSD] is a place for my daughters to learn to be more self-confident," said their mother, Rosa Barajas. [...]