Muay Thai Kickboxing
Our Muay Thai / Kickboxing Program
Discover the art of striking with our battle-tested and powerful forms of martial arts, such as the Muay Thai and Kickboxing program at 10th Planet Poway. Muay Thai, known as “the art of eight limbs,” combines punches, kicks, elbows, and knees into a powerful combat style, while Kickboxing focuses on swift footwork and heavy strikes.
Whether you’re looking to sharpen your skills or simply get fit, our Muay Thai class offers the perfect balance of technique, fitness, and fun. Join us and experience the intensity of Muay Thai kickboxing with expert coaching.
Why Choose Us For Muay Thai / Kickboxing Classes?
At 10th Planet Poway, we combine world-class coaching, a welcoming environment, and structured curriculums to ensure you grow in your fighting techniques. Our passionate instructors focus on developing your Muay Thai kickboxing technique, conditioning, and fighting mindset.
Whether you’re training for competition or personal growth, our Muay Thai and Kickboxing classes empower you to reach your full potential — with every punch, kick, and move you master.
What You'll Learn in Our Classes?
Our action-packed sessions are built to elevate your techniques in the fighting style. The key areas of our Muay Thai kickboxing classes include –
- Fundamental and advanced striking techniques (punches, kicks, elbows, knees).
- Defensive skills: blocking, parrying, and footwork.
- Building endurance, strength, and explosiveness
- Effective clinching and counterattacks.
- Mastering the timing, speed, and flow of a muay Thai kick.
Who Are These Classes For?
Meet Our Experts
Kevin Berbrich
Joshua Jackson
Ian Daube
Sam Enzminger
Shane Woodward
Elva Montemayor
What Our Members Say
Frequently Asked Questions
Which burns more calories: Muay Thai or Kickboxing?
Do Muay Thai and Kickboxing use the same techniques?
Is Muay Thai more effective than Kickboxing for self-defense?
Muay Thai is often considered more effective for self-defense because it teaches the use of all eight limbs (hands, elbows, knees, and shins) and close-range techniques like clinching, which are practical in real-world situations.