Wyllie Martial Arts

Steve gives us some tips on the gazelle punch.

A dynamic technique that blends footwork, timing, and power, the gazelle punch can be a great tool when used correctly.

Steve demonstrates the liver shot and highlights some of the most common mistakes people make when throwing it.

A well-placed liver shot can be one of the most effective strikes in combat sports, but proper technique makes all the difference.

Watch as Steve breaks down the details that can help make your shots more effective.

Train smart. Stay sharp.

Ethan takes us through 3 common mistakes beginners make when throwing the uppercut.

The uppercut can be one of the most effective punches in boxing, but only when it's thrown with the right technique. Small errors can reduce power, leave openings, and throw you out of position.

Steve breaks down the back kick, demonstrated by Chris.

It’s a technique you’ll often see in MMA, capable of creating serious impact when landed cleanly. Whether used to manage distance or target the body, the back kick can be a powerful weapon when timed correctly.

Ethan explains why power isn’t always the answer.

In boxing, not every punch needs to be thrown with maximum force. Sometimes lighter, more controlled shots can help you manage your opponent’s guard, create openings, and set up cleaner attacks.

Watch as Ethan demonstrates how smart boxing can often beat hard boxing.

This is where a lot of people panic and burn unnecessary energy.

Watch Steve break down a simple in-range footwork tip to help you stay composed, maintain your position, and move more efficiently when the pressure is on.

The less you panic, the more options you have.

Ethan takes us through the 3 most common mistakes beginners make on the heavy bag.

From pushing the bag over, to throwing wild punches, to forgetting head movement, these small habits can hold back your technique and timing.

Slow it down, stay controlled, and focus on clean fundamentals.

Train smart. Stay sharp.

Chris talks about why he loves teaching kids.

The greatest thing is seeing the growth of his students, not just physically, but mentally as well. Watching them build confidence, discipline, and resilience over time is what makes coaching so rewarding.

Martial arts is about far more than just learning techniques, it’s about personal growth.