Fort Gregg-Adams Combatives

05/20/2024

Hey everyone!

We are hosting a Memorial Day Weekend open mat next Sunday, 26 May at 0800hrs!!

Everyone is welcome, uniform is ACU, Gi, or NOGI.

Please send me a message here if you need more details.

See you next week!!

12/11/2023

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12/04/2023

Another successful event in the books for 2023! I am so grateful to be surrounded by like-minded Army leaders who love spreading the benefits of Army Combatives and Jiu Jitsu to their troops! Thank you to everyone who showed up today, and for all of the gift donations that will go to those in need during this holiday month.

Special thanks to the following leaders and their organization for making it happen:

- DS (SSG) Gordon
Foxtrot Company
16th Ordnance Battalion
59th Ordnance Brigade

- DS (SFC) Ta
Charlie Company
16th Ordnance Battalion
59th Ordnance Brigade

- SFC Magallon
CASCOM CPG

- SSG Marcial
Foxtrot Company
WMTD
Echo Company, 16th Ordnance Battalion

- SSG Paredes (Instructor)
R Company
262nd QM BN

- SSG Dimacali
PWD Instructor
R CO 262nd QM

- 804 Jiu-Jitsu RVA / Team Passos students who helped facilitate the training and provide gift donations

11/20/2023

Hello everyone! SSG Deleon here.

Fort Gregg-Adams Combatives will be hosting a Toy Drive Open Mat on Sunday, 03 December 2023, from 0700-0900HRS.

All toys will be donated to the VCU Children's Hospital in Richmond, VA.

We had an awesome turnout for our last food drive, and everyone had an amazing time training for a great cause.

For more information, please reach out to us through this page or join our what's app group (message for details).

Location: Ft. Gregg-Adams Combatives Facility (https://maps.app.goo.gl/3uQFus1ZFna8iELXA or search
Fort Gregg-Adams Functional Maintenance Exercise Building in Google maps)

11/05/2023

Awesome turnout for the open mat food drive! Thank you so much for all the participants and to all the generous donations for those in need.

This was a great training session leading up to Veteran's day and the Holidays.

As always, thank you to everyone who has been an advocate for Combatives throughout Fort Gregg Adams!

Hopefully more events like this in the near future!

10/26/2023

ATTENTION!!:

On Sunday, 05 November 2023 0700hrs-0900hrs we will be hosting a grappling open mat/food drive. We will have Combatives and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu representation from various units and school houses throughout Ft. Gregg-Adams who will give brief instructions, followed by an open mat!

This is totally open to all who can make it, we just ask that if you can bring canned goods, it would be much appreciated to help us out with the food drive.

Location: Ft. Gregg-Adams Combatives Facility (https://maps.app.goo.gl/3uQFus1ZFna8iELXA or search
Fort Gregg-Adams Functional Maintenance Exercise Building in Google maps)

If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to us!

10/12/2023

Thank you for having me once again SSG Williams and A Co. 244th QM BN! Congratulations to those who tested out today and are on their way to being Basic Combatives Certified!!

-SSG Deleon

10/11/2023

A Co. 244th QM BN led by SSG Williams is training and certifying 11 permanent party Soldiers to be level 1 Army combatives certified. The training builds Soldiers' personal courage, confidence, and resiliency as well as their situational responsiveness to close quarters threats in the operational environment.

09/17/2023

Sunday Morning Open Mat was a success! Awesome way to start the day!

06/03/2023

Another wonderful class this last week. Once again, this class was condensed due to the 4-day weekend but everyone gave an amazing effort.

Thank you again to all the units who supported the program this last month. We were able to certify 50 personnel across Fort Gregg-Adams and across all components (Active, Reserve, National Guard), some even coming out to train TDY on their own dime. That means a lot to me personally that they did that to come get this training.

There were also two students who’s supervisors gave them the option to have a “light duty” week, but instead they opted to attend training. Again, words cannot express my gratitude. Welcome to the Warrior Culture.