Grappling Club at VCU

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The Grappling Club at VCU aims to foster a community where members can safely learn and practice the art of grappling by incorporating techniques from multiple disciplines such as Brazilian jiu jitsu, judo, and wrestling. We strive to offer comprehensive training that includes takedowns, ground control, and the application of effective submissions. Additionally, we are committed to enabling our members to compete both locally and in intercollegiate competitions.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Do I need any prior experience to join?
    • A: Not at all! Everyone is welcome to join regardless of their current experience level.
  • Are there any club fees/dues etc?
    • A: There are no fees to join the club and come to practice, however if you are interested in competing you must purchase a USA Grappling membership which is $66. Everyone that purchases a membership will also receive a VCU rashguard.
  • What should I wear to practice?
    • A: We recommend that everyone wear a rashguard and grappling/pocket-less shorts, however a t-shirt and typical athletic clothing is acceptable. A mouth guard is HIGHLY recommended for all members.
  • What is the practice schedule?
    • A: Our current practice times are Tuesdays 5-7PM and Wednesdays 7-9PM in the upstairs field at Cary Street Gym.

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Caleb Heino Profile

Caleb Heino

Treasurer
Delaydia Frink Profile

Delaydia Frink

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Luke Day Profile

Luke Day

Vice-President
Gabriel Harris Profile

Gabriel Harris

President
Ciaran Ashton Profile

Ciaran Ashton

Officer

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Grappling Club at VCU

907 Floyd Avenue
Richmond, VA, 23284
United States

This organization does not restrict membership based on race, color, religion, national origin (including ethnicity), age, sex (including pregnancy, childbirth and related medical conditions), parenting status, marital status, political affiliation, military status (including veteran status), genetic information (including family medical history), sexual orientation, gender identify, gender expression, or disability. All VCU students who support the mission of our organization are welcome to participate in programs and events.