THE
DAWG
APPROACH
AS INDIVIDUALS, EACH ONE OF THE PLAYERS BRINGS DISCIPLINE, ACCOUNTABILITY, WILL, AND GRIT (DAWG). BUT TOGETHER AS A TEAM, THEY DEMONSTRATE SYNERGY (DAWGS).
Cages & Training with Just Dawgs
The real battle isn’t on game day — it’s right here, in how we train. What we do when no one’s watching defines who we are when the lights come on. Training is about discipline, respect for the craft, and mastering the smallest details that others overlook.
When the world chooses to rest, we choose to work. When others stop, we find another level. That’s where championships are built — not under the bright lights, but in the unseen hours.
Let’s train like the game depends on it — because it does.
What does being a dawg mean?
Our organization is built on five core values: Discipline, Accountability, Will, Grit, and Synergy. We believe in consistent habits, owning our actions, pushing past limits, and staying strong when challenges hit. We value tough, gritty, disciplined, and relentless competitors—athletes with a killer instinct and uncommon heart who show up, work hard, and perform with an elite mindset. Synergy drives us forward as we put egos aside, raise our standards, and operate as one. Through shared adversity and tough moments, we’ve developed a culture that stands out by how we work, how we fight, and how we rise when it matters most. Together, we’ve grown into something stronger, more unified, and equipped to compete at any level.
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COOPER DAVENPORT
"In my mind being a Dawg is getting your job done no matter the circumstances. You go out and make your opportunity worth the work you put in behind the scenes. Always wanting more and never settling for just average. Grinding to the top despite criticism and negativity. It’s getting the job done with a purpose rather than on the fly. Having a plan and executing that plan with an “I don’t care, I'm going to get it done” attitude. You should always be wanting the opportunity to be you."
EASTON CANTRELL
"To me being a Dawg is showing up no matter how hard or challenging you think it’s going to be. Accepting the challenge ahead and being ready to compete. Having discipline both on and off the field and representing yourself and the team with integrity. Being accountable for your mistakes and not giving up. Working with a level of synergy on the field. Being in sync with the people you’re competing with, your teammates. It’s not just about showing up on the field, but about how you approach things in your life. Being a Dawg means consistently growing with hard work, dedication, and always giving 100%."
AUSTIN REYNA
“To me being a DAWG is completing the assignment you were given and doing more. Being a DAWG isn’t just about doing something; it’s doing something with a purpose to make you or the people around you better. The DAWG mindset is having the courage to achieve the highest possible level you can get to, even after failure. The DAWG mindset isn’t just a mindset; it’s about achieving the power to become the greatest version of yourself.”
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