Our Team
Meet the Eastside Arm Wrestling Team!
Our community is ever-expanding, so if you'd like to be a part of the team, reach out to us and let's work together to grow the sport of arm wrestling.
our leadership
GREG YEO | Founder & Managing Partner
As the founder of Eastside Arm Wrestling, Greg has been committed to the growth and development of arm wrestling in Singapore and Southeast Asia for the past 15 years. His vision is for arm wrestling to become a viable full-time pursuit for aspiring future generations of athletes in Singapore.
SYED UZAIR | Head of Operations
Uzair partnered up with Greg to open Singapore's first arm wrestling gym with the vision of professionalizing the sport of arm wrestling in Singapore. With over a decade of training and competitive experience in the sport, Uzair is dedicated to expanding the local arm wrestling community and make it inclusive for all.
DAVID LIEM | Novice Lead
David took up his role as Novice Lead in early 2026, spearheading and overseeing the weekly Novice Night practices — an especially important space for newer, less experienced members to train and progress together with peers of similar levels.
our Mentors
RAYNER DAVID | YEP Mentor
For Rayner, arm wrestling is a masterclass in leverage, discipline, and grit. As a mentor, he doesn't just train athletes to pull; he teaches them to understand themselves. He believes that true strength cannot be divorced from strong character, and his mission is to forge the next generation of disciplined and passionate athletes.
CHRIS TAN | YEP Mentor
Chris started arm wrestling in 2022 after finally gaining the confidence to put himself into a new world — a simple, yet not-so-easy, big step to take. He fell in love with the sport due to its unique blend of strength and combat. Aside from the physical aspect, Chris hopes others can find a home in this community just as he has.
HUZ | YEP Mentor
What started as fun for Huz quickly became a core part of who he is — the table is where his inner fire is lit. For him, training isn't just a display of strength; it's about mastering technique. He approaches every match not just to win, but to learn. Every handshake and pull is a lesson in physics, determination, and the sheer diversity of human power.
