Kickboxing Basics
Stance, guard, footwork, the jab and cross, and the roundhouse, front and side kicks, taught over eight sessions on Monday and Wednesday at 18:00.
Three separate streams under one roof: a beginners' course, fitness kickboxing on pads and bags, and a fight team the coaches invite people onto. Your first class is a $12 trial, and the gloves and wraps are on us.

Every class on the timetable belongs to one stream. The contact rule for each stream is printed on the gym wall and here, so nobody walks into a class expecting something else.
| Stream | Sparring | Contact | Who it is for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kickboxing Basics | None | A partner holds pads; nobody strikes a person | New to kickboxing, aged 16 or over |
| Fitness Kickboxing | None, ever | Bags and pads only | Anyone after a hard workout |
| Technique | None in class | Light, controlled partner drills | Members after Basics and three months of classes |
| Fight Team | Coached, at an agreed pace | Full drills in full kit | Members invited by the head coach |

Nobody spars in a trial, in the Basics course or in a fitness class. Those classes hit pads, bags and the air, and a partner only ever holds pads. Sparring is a separate skill, taught on the fight team to members a coach has watched for months.
Fight team sessions begin with technical sparring at a light, agreed pace. A coach stands at the ring for every round, stops it the moment control slips, and pairs people by size and experience.
Classes run for adults and for 16 and 17 year olds with a parent's signature. Pick by the feeling you are after, then check the stream it belongs to.
Stance, guard, footwork, the jab and cross, and the roundhouse, front and side kicks, taught over eight sessions on Monday and Wednesday at 18:00.
Three minute rounds on the bags with one minute rests, combinations called out by the coach and music up loud. No partner work at all.
A quick version of the fitness class at 07:00 on weekdays, finished in time for work. Showers open from 06:45.
Combinations, defence, checking kicks and footwork with a partner at a light, controlled pace. Pads and partner drills only.
Conditioning, sparring at agreed intensity and preparation for amateur bouts, Tuesday and Thursday at 19:30 and Saturday at 10:00.
Forty five minutes with a coach holding pads, booked at a time that suits you. Good for sharpening one kick or catching up after a break.
The trial is a Basics taster or a Fitness Kickboxing class. Either way, it ends with a chat about which stream suits you.
Choose a class and a day. A coach confirms the place within one working day.
Fill in a short health form at the desk, borrow gloves, and wrap your hands alongside a coach the first time.
Stance, guard, the jab, the cross and a roundhouse kick on pads. Take water breaks whenever you need them.
They suggest a stream, and if you join within a week the $12 comes off your first month.
Train in gym clothes and bare feet for the first month, with gloves and wraps from the gym box. When you are ready to buy, this is the list the coaches hand out.
Glove weight depends on your size and on what the gloves are for, so ask a coach before buying. Fight team kit is checked by a coach before its first round.
Start with the trial, take the Basics course if kickboxing is new to you, then choose a membership or a pass.
one class$12
4 weeks$90
a month$85
ten classes$110
Monthly memberships roll on until you give two weeks' notice. Where local competition rules ask for a yearly medical, fight team members arrange one before their first bout.
Basics, bag rounds and the quiet minutes before class.






Close, though not quite. Kickboxing adds kicks with the shin and foot, and the stance is squarer so the legs can kick and check kicks. Rules on knees and clinching differ between styles; Roundhouse teaches punches and kicks, with no elbows.
No. Basics starts slowly, fitness classes run in rounds you can step out of, and coaches would rather you rest than lose your form. Fitness tends to come with regular training, though nobody here promises how fast or what it will look like.
Only after joining the fight team, which takes an invitation from the head coach after at least six months of regular classes. Plenty of members never spar at all and train happily in Fitness and Technique for years.
Anyone with a heart condition, high blood pressure, a past head injury, a recent operation or a pregnancy, and anyone with doubts at all. Tell the coach what the doctor said; they adapt the class and never ask anyone to train through pain.
Wait a month, because gloves are lent until then. Most adults then start with 12 or 14 oz bag gloves and add 16 oz sparring gloves only if they join the fight team. A coach will check the fit before you buy.
Cancel up to three hours before and the class goes back on your pass. Later than that, the place counts as used, because someone on the waiting list could have trained.
Booked the trial convinced someone would expect a fight. It was pads, a lot of footwork and a coach who spent ten minutes on my guard. Three months on, still no sparring and no plans to.
The Basics course broke every kick into small pieces. By week four the roundhouse finally landed with the shin, not the toes.
Fight team sparring is slower and calmer than outsiders imagine. The coach stops a round the second anyone gets careless, and pairs are matched with care.
Choose the class and the day. Expect a yes from a coach inside one working day, or another class if that one has filled up, or answers to anything you asked.
Phone while the gym is open, or email and a coach answers within a working day.
Upstairs in a former print works near the bus station, with bike racks by the door
| Monday to Thursday | 07:00 to 21:30 |
| Friday | 07:00 to 20:00 |
| Saturday | 09:00 to 14:00 |
| Sunday | Closed |
Anyone curious can sit by the ring during a Fitness or Basics class. Fight team sessions are closed to visitors.
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