Bring a Friend Week (March 18 & 20)
Don’t miss Bring a Friend Week on March 18 & 20! Invite a buddy, train side by side, and share the excitement of learning new skills together.
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Bring a Friend Week is Back!
The last week of every month is bring a friend week so if you’re a teen or adult, feel free to bring your friends this week to train for free!
It’s a great way to spend time together and to see what classes they might be interested in.
Bring them out and see you on the mats! ????????
How to Properly Hold the Focus Mitts
When holding focus mitts, keep your wrists straight and your elbows slightly bent to absorb the impact safely. Always present a stable target by engaging your core and meeting the punch with controlled resistance.
How to throw the back side low kick in MMA-Kickboxing
Plant your lead foot, chamber that rear knee, then whip your hips and rotate your standing foot so the lower shin snaps into your opponent’s lead thigh or calf like a freight train.
Snap the leg back to stay balanced, keep your hands high, and follow with a quick step‑in or punch to turn the hit into real trouble.- Featured | Kickboxing | Videos
How to Throw the Back Side Low Kick in MMA-Kickboxing
Get ready to blast your opponent’s lead leg with a sneaky, hip-powered back-side low kick plant your lead foot, chamber that rear knee, then whip your hips and spin your standing foot so your shin rips into the thigh or calf like a rocket. Keep your hands up, snap the kick back to stay balanced, and follow with a cheeky punch or step-in to make the move look as smooth as it feels.
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How to Catch & Counter a Roundhouse Kick
Timing beats power — every time. Watch Marco and Cleve teach you how to turn your opponent’s kick into your advantage with this simple but effective counter.
????Whether you’re training for self-defense, competition, or just want to level up your stand-up game — this one’s for you.
How to do a Double-Leg Takedown
Drop your level, step in close behind your opponent’s lead leg, lock both legs with your arms, and drive your shoulder into their midsection to off‑balance them.
Finish the lift or trip with powerful leg drive and hip movement, then transition quickly to side control to secure the position.