Meet the Directors
Brock Hoffman - Co-Director
My name is Brock Hoffman. I am a co-director of Assassins Wrestling Camp (AWC) – I started wrestling at the age of 5 in Pennsylvania . I eventually placed at states and went on to wrestle for D1 Lock Haven University in Pennsylvania. Unfortunately, I did not finish my wrestling career the way I wanted to. I am not alone. Most of us don’t like to talk about it. But I love the grind, and I know you do, too, or you wouldn’t still be reading with me.
I promised myself that I would be a better wrestling coach than I was a wrestler. I never want another wrestler under my tutelage to carry the same regret and emptiness I lugged around for years. In 2000, some teammates and I attended an intensive wrestling camp in Erie, PA. When we arrived, we were met by this old guy with banged-up, ugly knees preaching to me from his soapbox about how “this camp would change my life.” Coach Robinson nailed it. That camp changed my life and the lives of thousands of wrestlers over the years, forever! The drive and determination to deliver on that promise to myself took root during this camp and would later result in coaching my team to a State Championship, multiple individual State Champs, two All-Americans, and a Cadet World Silver Medalist. But that’s only part of my story.
Why AWC? How do we know we are the best? Why do we do what we do?
While working with (an amazing, strong, and powerful woman) co-director Megan Rheinhardt, an opportunity to host a camp presented itself and we never looked back! The all-volunteer coaching staff commits to you every year for one reason only - to contribute in unique ways towards transforming every wrestler from the inside-out and the outside-in! Our team is the best of the best, world-class coaches teaching athletes how to break through perceived limits in their physical abilities and mental capacities. Assassins are coached to wrestle and live outside of their comfort zones from sunrise to sunset in a controlled, disciplined, safe, and professional environment. Every Assassin coach is committed to the sport, the art, and the science of wrestling. We are well-versed in how to help you discover the best within you and show it to the world on the mat and in life!
And while your time at AWC will be worth it, it will not be easy. We will coach you to physical and mental exhaustion. You will be held accountable for everything you do and say for the 72 hours we spend together. But, you will be a team; you will be a family; for three days and forever!
Shared suffering is one of the most life-binding experiences in our journey through camp. We will suffer together at camp to be Assassins during the season! Many coaches will tell you to be tough, positive, passionate, and unafraid. But, unfortunately, few coaches will teach how to do it! We do! That’s why we’re different. That’s why Assassins Wrestling Camp is the best of the best!
Freestyle, Folkstyle, hard wrestling, duals, endurance training, yoga, and SO much more! Grab your gear! LFG!!!!!
Megan Rheinhardt
Co-Director
I’m Megan Rheinhardt, a co-founder and co-director of Assassins Intensive Wrestling Camp, and a certified bad-ass (because let’s be real, I’ve earned it). While I may not have wrestled on the mat myself, my years on the sidelines as a mother, a supporter, and a driving force behind youth and high school wrestling programs have made me an integral part of the sport’s community.
I’m also a Registered Nurse and currently serve as the Clinical Process and Education Manager at a large medical group. Balancing the demands of healthcare with running a premier wrestling camp might sound like a lot—but I thrive on the hustle. I’m a wife, a mother to two amazing sons, and a two-time cancer survivor (non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma and breast cancer). If you’re looking for perseverance and passion, I’ve got both in spades.
My journey into the world of wrestling really started when my son Wyatt was in middle school. Working alongside my husband, Brent, and Brock Hoffman, we created a youth wrestling program that would become the foundation of our local high school team, the Bow Brawlers. Our vision? A strong developmental pipeline for the team that ultimately led to the Brawlers’ first State Championship in 2019. Mission accomplished.
But we didn’t stop there. In 2018, Wyatt wanted more—he wanted to level up. So, we went looking for wrestling camps that could give him that edge. What we found was a mix of options, but nothing that felt like the right fit. That’s when an idea sparked: why not create a camp ourselves? We wanted to bring the best of the best together—top-tier coaches from across the country, alongside top-tier wrestlers, creating an atmosphere where both athletes and humans could thrive.
And just like that, Assassins Wrestling Camp was born. We built it. And they came. Coaches, wrestlers, volunteers—the Assassins family. Year after year, we’ve created an environment where athletes transform both on and off the mat, improving technically, mentally, and emotionally. Watching that kind of growth is what fuels me every year. It’s a 72-hour grind for everyone involved, but the rewards? Unmatched.
None of this happens without a dedicated army of volunteers who make the magic happen behind the scenes. They’re working just as hard as the athletes on the mat to ensure that every wrestler gets the ultimate camp experience. And I wouldn’t have it any other way. Together, we’ve built something truly special!