Wrestling Travel Insurance

What is wrestling?

Wrestling is a physical combat sport that involves techniques such as clinch fighting, throws, pins, joint locks, and takedowns. Styles range from competitive formats like Greco-Roman and freestyle to theatrical entertainment wrestling. It is practiced both recreationally and professionally across the globe.

Do I need travel insurance for wrestling?

Yes. Wrestling can lead to injuries due to its high-contact nature. If you're travelling for tournaments or training, having dedicated travel insurance ensures you're protected in case of accidents, medical emergencies, or unforeseen travel disruptions.

Why choose us?

• Specialist cover for wrestling and other contact sports
• Flexible policy options for individuals or teams
• Ideal for amateurs, professionals, and travelling clubs
• No hidden clauses – just clear, reliable cover

What is included in wrestling travel insurance?

Our cover includes emergency medical treatment, personal accident cover, repatriation, cancellation protection, and personal liability. It’s designed to support you whether you're training, competing, or spectating abroad.

Does standard travel insurance include wrestling?

Not usually. Most basic travel policies exclude high-risk or contact sports. A specialist policy is essential to ensure you're protected while wrestling abroad.

Can I get wrestling cover if I have a medical condition?

Often, yes. Simply declare any pre-existing conditions during the quote process. We'll review your information and let you know if cover is available, along with any specific terms.

Is there a maximum age for wrestling insurance?

Many insurers offer cover up to age 70. If you’re in good health and active, you’re likely to have options. Always check the terms specific to your policy.

Top wrestling destinations around the world

• USA – Home to major collegiate tournaments and wrestling academies
• Japan – Known for both professional wrestling and traditional sumo
• UK – Regular amateur competitions and wrestling schools
• France – Hosts European championships and training centres
• Spain – A growing scene with frequent wrestling events

What to pack for a wrestling trip

• Wrestling attire and personal hygiene supplies
• Appropriate footwear and protective gear
• Insurance documentation and ID
• Medical essentials or prescribed medications
• Snacks and hydration for long training or competition days

Common wrestling injuries and how insurance helps

Despite training and safety precautions, injuries can still occur, such as:

• Dislocated joints and ligament strains
• Bruising, abrasions, and skin infections
• Concussions and neck injuries

Our insurance can help with the cost of medical treatment, emergency transport, and the impact of missed training or competition days.

Tips for safe and successful wrestling abroad

• Warm up thoroughly before matches
• Use approved protective gear where appropriate
• Stay clean and follow good hygiene practices
• Stick to event rules and listen to medical staff
• Keep hydrated and fuelled with balanced nutrition