Thaiboxing, also known as Muay Thai, is an ancient battle art. The Thai Military uses Muay Thai as their form of empty hand combat when they lose their weaponry.

Born on the battlefield Thaiboxing strikes with elbows and knees, kicks with the shinbone, and uses the hands just like Boxing. In Muay Thai, unlike Kickboxing, you are allowed to hold and hit, and you can hit anywhere on the body.

The Thaiboxing taught here is authentic Muay Thai, it is not Kickboxing. If you happen to be in when Remy is (see the picture above), congratulate him on beating the current ISKA World Champion in K1 Las Vegas on August 20th, 2005.

We don't only train World Champion Thaiboxer's, we specialize in helping absolute beginners reach their goals. Whether those goals be self-defense, losing 30 pounds, or just having a lot of fun, Thaiboxing will enhance any training routine you currently, or don't currently, have.

"I really like the Muay Thai the most. Throwing so many punches and kicks while moving around the bag, doubled up with the abdominal, lower back , and neck exercises gives me an intense workout from head to toe. I tried the classes one week and now I'm hooked," says Jason Lugo.