Colt Combatives and Fitness

First week of classes completely FREE!
Come check us out and get a variety of classes and skills all in one place. 🥊🥋🤼‍♂️

Classes Starting April 6th.
Only $120/month.
No hidden fees, no sign up cost, no contracts
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Krav Maga is a practical self-defense system developed by Imi Lichtenfeld, a trained boxer and wrestler who drew on both disciplines to create an efficient, real-world fighting method. It combines the striking of boxing with the control and balance of wrestling to handle threats quickly and decisively. The system focuses on simple, instinctive movements that work under stress rather than complex techniques. Its goal is straightforward: neutralize danger as fast as possible and get to safety.

Jeet Kune Do is a combat philosophy developed by Bruce Lee that emphasizes simplicity, directness, and efficiency in ending a fight quickly. It prioritizes fast, decisive techniques such as low kicks to the knees, straight punches, and eye strikes to disrupt and disable an opponent. Rather than relying on rigid forms, it encourages adaptability and using whatever works in the moment. This approach is reinforced through training in practical combat sports like boxing and kickboxing, ensuring techniques are pressure-tested and effective.

Classes starting April 6th
Striking and Grappling
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Dutch Style Kickboxing is a striking system that developed in the Netherlands by blending Kyokushin karate with Western boxing and elements of Muay Thai. Rooted in the hard-contact philosophy of Kyokushin, it emphasizes powerful low kicks, aggressive combinations, and relentless pressure. Unlike traditional Muay Thai, Dutch kickboxing places a stronger focus on tight Western boxing fundamentals—fast punches, defensive head movement, and high-volume combinations—making it a highly effective striking style for both sport competition and practical fighting.

Kajukenbo is a hybrid martial art developed in Hawaii in the late 1940s by combining techniques from karate, judo, kenpo, and boxing. It was created specifically for practical self-defense in real street fights rather than sport competition. The system emphasizes powerful strikes, grappling, throws, and joint locks delivered in fast, aggressive combinations. Its philosophy focuses on adaptability, encouraging practitioners to use whatever techniques work best to end a fight quickly.

Catch-as-Catch-Can wrestling is a traditional grappling style from Lancashire, England that allows a wrestler to seize any part of the opponent’s body to control, pin, or submit them. It combines powerful takedowns, constant pressure, and painful submission holds such as joint locks and neck cranks. Because it emphasizes controlling an opponent and ending a fight quickly from either standing or ground positions, it developed a reputation as one of the most effective grappling systems for both sport competition and practical self-defense.

Another pair of first place finishes for this young champ!

Extremely proud of this warrior