Kickboxing training at Speak Easy

All experience levels

Kickboxing

Learn footwork, strong strikes, defense, and fitness in a safe class.

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A kickboxing student practicing a knee strike with a coach at Speak Easy

The program

Learn skills that work.

Kickboxing helps you move well, strike with skill, and feel more sure of yourself. You will learn stance, footwork, combos, and defense in a safe class.

Each class has clear teaching, hands-on practice, and help from a coach.

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Inside a class

Know what to expect.

  1. 01

    Movement and striking warm-up

  2. 02

    One combo taught step by step

  3. 03

    Practice on pads or with a partner

  4. 04

    Safe rounds and fitness work

Who it is for

Start at your level.

Beginners who want to learn how to strike and skilled students who want to get sharper.

You do not need to get ready before you arrive. We will meet you where you are and show you the next step.

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The mats and padded walls at Speak Easy Jiu Jitsu

Common questions

Questions about Kickboxing.

Straight answers before you step onto the mat.

01Do beginners have to spar?

No. You will learn stance, movement, defense, and safe striking first. A coach will tell you when partner work makes sense.

02What gear do I need?

Wear comfortable workout clothes for your first visit. Ask us before you buy gloves or other gear.

03Is kickboxing only for fighters?

No. You can train for fitness, skill, confidence, or competition.

04Can I train in kickboxing and BJJ?

Yes. A coach can help you build a weekly plan that gives you time to train and rest.

Your first class is free

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