Manchester Wrestling Club

Tuesday training at City of Manchester Wrestling Club 🤼‍♂️🔥

Another strong session on the mats — hard work, discipline and plenty of wrestling.

Every session is another opportunity to learn, improve and become stronger. 💪

See you at the next one!

OUR MEMBERSHIP PLANS

📍 Location:
41 Great Clowes Street,
Salford, M7 1RQ

Senior Membership
• £80/month – 2 sessions per week (1 hour each)
• £120/month – Unlimited sessions (train as often as you like)
• £10 per session – Pay-as-you-go

Kids Membership
• £60/month – Up to 2 classes per week (1 hour each)

• £90/month Unlimited – up to 8 sessions per week (around 32 sessions per month)
➡️ Approx. £2.80 per session

✅ Best value for active children
✅ More mat time = faster improvement
✅ Builds confidence, fitness, and skills

• £7 per session – Pay-as-you-go

✅ New members are welcome!
Thank you everyone for your continued support 💪🤼‍♂️

A huge congratulations to Muhammad Mokaev M57 on becoming the ACBJJ Grand Champion at 60kg! 🏆

Everyone at City of Manchester Wrestling Club is incredibly proud of this achievement. Muhammad continues to demonstrate the mentality, discipline and determination of a true champion.

It’s always special to see one of our own succeeding at the highest level. Your hard work speaks for itself — congratulations, Muhammad! 👏🔥

Keep pushing. Keep winning. More to come. 💪

**“I DON’T WANT TO GO TO TRAINING TODAY.”**

We hear this from time to time. And, of course, every child has days when they simply don’t feel like training.

We’re not here to tell parents how to raise their children — every family is different, and every child is different.

But after seeing many young athletes develop through wrestling, there’s one thing we’ve noticed.

When children learn that they can sometimes push through the moments when they don’t feel like doing something, they often become more confident, more disciplined and more resilient.

If every *“I don’t want to”* becomes a reason to stop, it can be easy to develop a habit of giving up whenever something becomes difficult.

That doesn’t mean ignoring a child when something is genuinely wrong. It simply means helping them understand the difference between **“I don’t want to”** and **“I really can’t.”**

This is just what we see from our experience at the club.

Wrestling teaches children that progress doesn’t always feel comfortable — and sometimes the most valuable lessons come from turning up anyway. 🤼‍♂️💪

**One session at a time. One challenge at a time.**