Since 1971, the Peninsula Wrestling Club (PWC), a non-profit organization, has promoted the personal development of thousands of young people, from many races and economic statuses.  The Peninsula Wrestling Club is sanctioned by USA Wrestling, and has been honored as a "Gold Medal Club", and Roy Pittman is a "Gold" level certified coach, one of only 12 in the United States.  All wrestlers that want to learn are welcome to join us.

Roy A. Pittman, Head Coach and Club Founder Our club members range in age from 4 to 18, but it's not unusual for some of our former members to return for a practice or to help coach.  Through wrestling, we strive to develop adults who are able to deal with the challenges of everyday life by learning to make the "right" choice.  We believe that self-discipline, self-direction, leadership, and sportsmanship teaches our wrestlers to distinguish the difference between happiness and pleasure, and how to deal with adversity and with the "unfair".

Everyone is looking for a hero and someone to look up to, but all they have to do is look in the mirror.  We teach people to see the hero and champion in themselves.

In addition to our excellent coaching staff, wrestling champions such Les Gutches, Matt Lindland, Randy Couture, Anthony Amado, Travis West, Broderick Lee, Zeke Jones, or World Cup coach Donnie McPherson sometimes come visit us and coach a practice or two.  At PWC, you'll receive some of the finest coaching available, and each wrestler is expected to give back and make his workout partners great!

All are welcome to become part of our family.  Come practice with us.  Visitors are always welcome!  If you do choose to join our club, membership fees are kept to the bare minimum:  a yearly $150 membership fee, and quarterly dues of just $50.  If for any reason one of our members cannot afford to pay these fees or buy wrestling shoes or a singlet, scholarships or payment plans are always available.  No one who wants to wrestle and be a part of our team is ever turned away.