A few good fighters
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What makes a good fighter?
This is a question often asked by those who stand at the side lines, watching and wondering, how can these people subject themselves to this ...'sport'?

The short answer would be passion; a good fighter is absolutely passionate. Without it, there is no future for that man or woman in this sport. Some may argue that it takes brains over strength, or that ground technique is better, or a well placed punch or knee; we could argue this forever.
However, as fighters our fighters know what it is to work, to train, to sweat, bleed and hurt.
To get up the next day and to drive your aching, battered body into one more training session. They have motivation, drive, passion, or they are not here.

Our team's roster is assembled of only the most passionate individuals, because simply put, nothing but the most passionate person sticks with the training and conditioning involved in becoming the best fighter you can possibly be.

Mixed Martial artists train to be good all around fighters. They have to be capable upon their feet, and off the feet, usually using back muscles in ways that make Ballet Dancers cringe. The sport of MMA is not an easy one, and our members understand the intensity needed to win.
		Wins	Losses	Ties
	Chris Day 145 lbs	5	0	0
	Jeremy Martin 175 lbs	1	2	0
	Jason St. Louis 170 lbs	24	12	0
	Matt Dwyer 160 lbs	3	1	0
	Dia Grant 155 lbs	4	1	0
	Tyson Veitch 155 lbs	1	1	0
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Kickboxing as a sport has raged for decades, and thanks to modern media has reached new heights in popularity. That hasn't made it any softer. Kickboxers train to be hard as locomotives with twice the steam. Harder, stronger, faster is the motto for our fighters.
		Wins	Losses	Ties
	Alex Zieske 125 lbs	0	1	0
	Stephan Lemercier 180 lbs	2	2	0
	Sarah Marshall 135 lbs	3	0	0
	Linda Scott 130 lbs	1	0	0
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