Why we exist
To remove money and family barriers so youth athletes can train, compete, and grow through martial arts — with discipline, character, and real results on the mat.
Athlete fund
What your donation covers
A kid can have the talent and still drop out because gis, memberships, and travel add up. Your gift closes that gap.
Membership & tuition
Monthly academy fees for families who cannot afford them.
Equipment
Gis, rashguards, shin guards, uniforms, and training gear.
Competition & travel
Registration, hotels, and transportation to tournaments.
Stay in the sport
Help so a child does not quit mid-season when money runs out.
Give
Donate to the athlete fund
Choose an amount. Pay by card through Stripe, or through PayPal. PROSPORT LIMITED · New Era Project · EIN 32-0745230.
Selected: $50
Card payments go through Stripe. PayPal is also available. Tax-deductible gifts support the New Era athlete fund.
Tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. IRS Letter 947 dated 01/14/2026. Exemption effective December 30, 2025.
Optional · with the head coach
Athletes who compete
Parents
Kids + parents
Coach sessions
Not a ticket and not a condition of a gift. The head coach runs three kinds of meetings — for kids who compete, for parents, and for the family together. Top academies (IMG, wrestling mindset programs) do the same: technique in the gym, head and home in a separate room. This is how we prepare the culture of a boarding academy: live, study, train, compete.
Competition coaching
Motivational talks and one-to-one / small-group sessions before tournaments. For kids who already wrestle, roll, or fight — not a lecture for the whole gym.
What’s included
- Fight-day nerves: how to walk out calm and aggressive
- Match plan in simple words: what to do in the first 30 seconds
- After a loss: how to reset the same day, not quit the sport
- Fear of mistakes and “practice-room wrestler” habits
- Sleep, food, and phones the night before competition
Parent circle
Family upbringing through sport. How to support a competitor without coaching from the chair or tying love to medals.
What’s included
- What to say in the car after a win and after a loss
- Sideline rules: cheer effort, do not coach the match
- The 24-hour rule: wait before a hard talk with the coach
- Discipline at home: sleep, food, school, respect
- How parents accidentally add pressure — and how to stop
Family meetings
Short sit-downs for the whole family. Same expectations at home and in the gym — the habit of a boarding academy, practiced now.
What’s included
- One family plan: training days, rest days, screens
- Sportsmanship: officials, opponents, teammates
- What “work” looks like when nobody is watching
- How the child, the parent, and the coach each do their job
- A first taste of academy life: live, study, train, compete
Organization
New Era Project
Legal name: PROSPORT LIMITED
Doing business as: New Era Project
Status: IRS 501(c)(3) public charity under 509(a)(2)
EIN: 32-0745230
Program site: 6625 Reseda Blvd, Unit 50, Reseda, CA 91335
Phone: (747) 355-6992
Email: info@prosportmma.com
