Frequently Ask Questions
Grappling is a martial art including wrestling, judo, Brazilian jiu-jitsu, shooto and others. Most matches involve takedowns and ground control, and they end when someone submits or taps out.
- Does the Panther Grappling Club cost anything?
- No, the Panther Grappling Club is open free of charge to all members of the Pitt community.
- What should I wear to the Panther Grappling Club?
- The Panther Grappling Club does not require any special uniforms. Simply wear comfortable clothes that are suitable for vigorous exercise. Mouth guards, headgear, and other equipment are a good idea in case of an accident.
- How does the Panther Grappling Club practice?
- Members typically practice by warming up, drilling and learning specific techniques, then grappling live rounds for the rest of practice.
- Is the Panther Grappling Club dangerous?
- The Panther Grappling Club is committed to the safety of its members. However, as any martial art, there is always risk inherent in submission grappling.
- Do I need previous experience with grappling or other martial arts?
- No previous experience is necessary. Beginners are encouraged to attend and gradually acclimate to grappling.
- I have previous experience in wrestling, Judo, Jiu-Jitsu, Karate, Kung Fu, boxing, etc. Is the Panther Grappling Club for me?
- We encourages those with previous experience to attend. Those with grappling specific experience will be able to refine their techniques and acquire new ones. Those with non-grappling experience will learn how to supplement their previous martial arts experience with grappling techniques.
- Can I be a member of the Panther Grappling Club and another martial arts organization simultaneously?
- Absolutely. The Panther Grappling Club encourages its members to actively train in additional martial arts in order to broaden their abilities.
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