Gracie Barra transforms into Summit Grappling Academy

Tuesday, 6 February 2024 13:28

An Island jiu-jitsu academy has rebranded and relaunched.

Gracie Barra Isle of Man will now be Summit Grappling Academy, offering more training opportunities in a wider range of disciplines.

The 250-strong academy, based in Hills Meadow in Douglas, opened in 2018 and competed in British, European and World competitions – winning 130 medals last year alone.

Owner Conrad Roberts says the evolution into Summit Grappling Academy will mean continued and flexibility to offer the best possible training opportunities.

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