Club eager to train upcoming wrestlers
The club's main vision is to revive wrestling as a sport in Randfontein.
Wrestling is a combat sport involving grappling-type techniques such as clinch-fighting, throws and take-downs, joint locks and pins. It is one of the oldest forms of combat.
The Eagles Wrestling Club is looking for eager boys and girls of all ages to join in the sport of amateur wrestling.
The club has been in existence since 2015, and focuses on strength development and a healthy lifestyle. The sport is well known for improving skills in other physical sports such as rugby. Anybody – males and females – aged between four and 65 can join the club.
The club’s main vision is to revive wrestling as a sport in Randfontein. All wrestlers are given equal opportunities to develop their skills during practices and tournaments. Tournaments are held in and around Gauteng throughout the year and are excellent opportunities for the wrestlers to show what they have learnt during practice.
“The club also gives its members the opportunity to participate in the South African Wrestling Championship that will take place in Pretoria in October this year,” said coach Gawie Erasmus.
If you are interested in learning more about the sport, contact the Gawie on 076 069 8787 or Riaan Groenewald on 082 335 2002. The club is situated in Randgate. The practice times are from 5pm to 7pm every Tuesday and Thursday.
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