Power
The strength to create opportunity, move the sport forward and build something that lasts.
House of Arms is a combat sports media and development platform using armwrestling to create new pathways for athletes, professionals, communities and partners.
Explore the EcosystemHouse of Arms exists to connect the pieces armwrestling needs in order to grow.
That includes entry-level education, professional certification, business development, clubs, schools, live events, media, wellness and future performance innovation.
Each initiative has its own purpose, but they are designed to work together—giving people a place to enter the sport and a pathway to keep growing within it.

Watch how education, certification, local development, business systems and major events can work together to create a stronger future for armwrestling.
The strength to create opportunity, move the sport forward and build something that lasts.
The discipline to establish standards, develop systems and execute with professional intent.
The energy that connects athletes, fans, coaches, families, communities and partners to the sport.
Learn Armwrestling and NACAP create entry and professional pathways.
Performance Partner helps local leaders build responsible programs and opportunities.
Armbreakers and future media properties bring the sport to a wider audience.
The Wellness Initiative supports the everyday habits that sustain people and performance.
Future technology and performance initiatives can help measure, understand and elevate the sport.
Structured pathways can create responsible introductions to the sport across generations.
House of Arms brings together business leadership, world-class armwrestling experience, professional training, media development and technology to build a stronger foundation for the sport.
Each initiative is developed with the people, standards and expertise appropriate to its purpose.
House of Arms is designed to work with athletes, trainers, organizations, schools, gyms, sponsors, media partners and communities.
The long-term goal is not to control every part of the sport. It is to create an organized platform that helps more people participate, develop and succeed responsibly.
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