Wrestling Gyms in Fairfax, VA
Looking for a wrestling gym in Fairfax? Below is every gym across wrestling clubs and academies we list in the city. Read student reviews, check ratings and addresses, and find class times near you.
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Northern Virginia Wrestling Club
Fairfax, VA
Wrestling is the sole training focus listed for Northern Virginia Wrestling Club in Fairfax, Virginia. That singular discipline gives the record a direct grappling identity centered on Wrestling rather than a mix of martial-arts categories. For someone beginning to explore the discipline, Wrestling represents a broad emphasis on close-range grappling and positional engagement. For a competitor, the same focused categorization makes the record relevant to those seeking a Wrestling-specific setting. Northern Virginia Wrestling Club is listed in Fairfax, VA, USA, connecting its name and training focus to this Virginia location. With no additional disciplines or amenities supplied, the description remains anchored to the clear Wrestling designation and the Fairfax setting.
Palm Wrestling Academy
Fairfax, VA
Wrestling is the stated training focus for Palm Wrestling Academy in Fairfax, Virginia. As a martial-arts category, Wrestling identifies an emphasis on grappling rather than the striking-based disciplines listed by other records. For a beginner, that focus can help distinguish the record from options categorized under boxing, kickboxing, or other stand-up approaches. For a competitor comparing disciplines at a broad level, Wrestling signals a grappling-oriented category and a different martial-arts frame from striking. Palm Wrestling Academy is associated with Fairfax, VA, USA, keeping the supplied Wrestling focus directly tied to its Fairfax location and the name Palm Wrestling Academy. This concise combination of name, location, and discipline makes Wrestling the defining distinction of the record.
First Response Grappling
Fairfax, VA
First Response Grappling in Fairfax, VA, focuses exclusively on No-Gi Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and wrestling disciplines, catering to athletes interested in grappling skillsets without the traditional gi. The gym stands out for blending wrestling techniques with submission grappling strategies, appealing to competitors looking to cross-train and enhance their takedown and ground control. Training here, students benefit from a curriculum tailored to practical application, emphasizing positional dominance and efficient transitions in live sparring environments. This approach makes it a favored spot for practitioners aiming to compete in no-gi tournaments or mixed martial arts settings. Located in a suburban area of Fairfax, the gym serves local athletes seeking focused mat time and grappling-only,
Scrapyard Grappling
Fairfax, VA
Scrapyard Grappling, also known as The Scrapyard, is a No-Gi submission grappling academy located at 8442A Lee Highway in Fairfax, VA. The gym structures classes with the Constraints Led Approach (CLA), using games in which each player has tasks to fulfill, and its No-Gi grappling combines Wrestling, Judo, Jiu Jitsu, and Sambo. Coach Tyler Murphy began grappling in December 2012 under Kyle Dalton, trained at High Noon starting in 2018, and earned his Jiu Jitsu black belt in 2023 from Tim Dawson and Matt Miller after competing in ADCC Trials, Fight 2 Win, IBJJF, Grappling Industries, Newbreed, Copa Nova, and NAGA events. Youth classes are coached by purple belt Stephanie Metzger, who holds undergraduate and graduate degrees in education and offers bilingual Spanish instruction. The Fairfax schedule includes an adult Intro Program, adult No-Gi grappling classes, and two youth programs for ages 4 to 12: Little Dawgs on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons and Homeskool Dawgs on Wednesday afternoons.