Muay Thai is internationally considered the most aggressive and powerful kickboxing sport. Known as "The Science of Eight Limbs," Thai Boxing is the national sport of Thailand, producing numerous national and international champions not only in Muay Thai, but also Kickboxing and Boxing as well.
Thai training methods develop devastating power, speed, and superb cardiovascular endurance, as well as a "Never Give Up" fighting spirit. Read More

Boxe Francaise Savate is the noble art of France. From its humble beginnings as a street fighting method in the back alleys of Paris, Savate grew into prominence as a dynamic defense method with a grace and beauty that hides its devastating power.

With a vast array of dazzling kicks, Savate combines the hands and feet into awesome weapons that can attack from any angle. Such classic attacks as the chasse (side kick), fouette (whip kick), coup de pied bas (low kick), and revers (reverse kicks) make up practitioner's repertoire. Read More

Wing Chun is a Chinese system of kung fu that specializes in developing dynamic, explosive, street-oriented practical self-defense. Originally developed by a woman, it relies on developing leverage and sensitivity rather than muscular strength to overcome an opponent. Training in Wing Chun develops your reflexes, coordination, and power to enable you to quickly and effortlessly dispatch a larger and stronger attacker without relying on size or strength, but precision, timing, and efficiency of movement! Read More

The Filipino Martial Arts, referred to as Kali, Eskrima, or Arnis, have commonly been associated with their numerous weaponry systems including single stick, double stick, stick and dagger, dagger(s), staff, and flexible tools (like the handkerchief).

While these trainings tools make up a majority of the Filipino Martial Arts, there is a entire empty hand component including Panantukan (Filipino Boxing), Pananjakman (Kicking), Dumog (Grappling), Layug (Throwing), Kunsi (Locking) and Tu'ok (Choking) skills. Read More

Lee Jun Fan Gung Fu is based on Wing Chun and Bruce Lee's continued advancement of his training after moving from Hong Kong to the United States. Aspects of Muay Thai, Savate, Boxing, JiuJitsu, Northern and Southern Gung Fu styles and more all added to the development of Jun Fan Gung Fu.

Learn Jeet Kune Do Kickboxing as you progress through the ranks!

The concepts of Jeet Kune Do - absorbing what is useful, discarding what is not, and adding what is your own - are the ever-influencing themes of DMA. Read More

Are you wanting a game plan or just wanting to improve at a faster pace? Perhaps you have a busy schedule that requires flexibility and control over exactly when you train? Our instructors can help you achieve your goals by doing some one-on-one lessons. Our instructors will keep a watchful eye over justyour progress. Read More