Submission Grappling — No-Gi Ground Combat

Submission Grappling at Gymnasia

Submission grappling is a ground-based combat discipline that emphasizes control, holds, joint locks, and chokes — without punches or kicks. At Gymnasia in Tbilisi, our grappling program develops technical precision, strategic thinking, and physical conditioning.

Submission grappling training session at Gymnasia Tbilisi

What You Will Learn

  • Takedowns and Clinch Work — control your opponent from standing position
  • Positional Control — learn dominant positions and transitions
  • Joint Locks — arm bars, kimuras, leg locks, and more
  • Chokes — guillotines, rear-naked chokes, and triangle chokes
  • Escapes and Reversals — never stay stuck on the bottom

Who Is It For

Submission grappling is perfect for:

  • BJJ practitioners looking to sharpen their no-gi game
  • MMA fighters needing ground skills
  • Complete beginners curious about combat sports
  • Anyone seeking a full-body workout with real-world self-defense skills

Training Format

  • Warm-up and drilling
  • Technique of the day with partner work
  • Live sparring (rolling)
  • Open mat time after class
Grappling mat area at Gymnasia

Pricing

PackagePrice
8 classes240 GEL
10 classes270 GEL
12 classes300 GEL
15 classes345 GEL
20 classes400 GEL

Commitment discounts: 3 months -10% | 6 months -15% | 12 months -20%

Trial class: FREE


Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a free trial class? Yes! Your first class is completely free. Just bring comfortable sportswear.

Do I need previous grappling experience? No. Our classes accommodate all levels, from complete beginners to experienced grapplers.

What should I wear? Rash guard and shorts or spats. No gi required for submission grappling. You can get gear at our shop krivi.ge.

Is submission grappling safe? Yes. Training is conducted with controlled intensity. Beginners are paired with experienced partners who help them learn safely.

How is it different from BJJ? Submission grappling is practiced without the gi (kimono), focusing purely on body control and technique. It draws from BJJ, wrestling, and judo.

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