Impact Martial Arts Academy

09/11/2026

Before 9/11 became a justification, a policy, a war or a political symbol, it was an experience of shared human vulnerability.

09/10/2026

Thursday
10am Open Gym
11am Pad & Bag Rounds
11:50a Drills for Skills
4:40p Titans
5:20p Group Run
5:30p Young Titans
6:10p Thai Camp

09/09/2026

Nice to see those Foot Jabs in use!

09/08/2026

Couple champs getting work🎚️📍

09/07/2026

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09/07/2026

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🔹WTBA INSTRUCTOR DEVELOPMENT CAMP🔹

📅 October 17–18, 2026

We’re excited to offer a new way for more WTBA instructors and students to take part in Instructor Development Camp while helping reduce some of the time and expense that can come with traveling across the country for training.

This year, IDC will be hosted through multiple training locations connected live via Zoom. That means participants can attend a host site closer to home while still being part of one shared training experience and receiving instruction from Senior Level WTBA Instructors throughout the weekend.

You’ll still train in person, alongside instructors and training partners at your host school.

Important: This is not an at-home Zoom seminar. Participants must attend one of the designated host locations to take part.

LIVE TEACHING, VIEWING & TESTING LOCATIONS

🥊Boxing Works — Lawndale, CA
Bryan Popejoy

🥊 The Academy — Brooklyn Center, MN
Greg Nelson

🥊 Relentless Martial Arts — Tulsa, OK
Brandon Bennett

🥊 Princeton Academy of Martial Arts — Princeton, NJ
Michael Lee

🥊 Raja Academy of Martial Arts — Greenville, SC
Harun Raja

VIEWING & TESTING LOCATION

🥊 LaGrange Muay Thai — Geneseo, IL
Jack LaGrange

REGISTRATION PRICING

WTBA Student Members: $50 per day
Non-WTBA Members: $100 per day

✳️Qualifying WTBA instructor memberships will include camp participation as part of their membership benefits.
🔗 For details on WTBA membership options and requirements, visit thaiboxing.com.

📲 Registration and full event information should be available by the end of this week.

For now, find the location that works best for you and get October 17 & 18 on your calendar.

Two days of dedicated instruction. Multiple locations. One connected WTBA training experience.

One Camp. Multiple Locations. Two Days of Integrated Instruction.

09/07/2026

Hey Team we are closed today
See you tomorrow!

Tuesday
10am Open Gym
11am Pad & Bag Rounds
11:50a Drills for Skills
4:40p Titans
5:20p Group Run
5:30p Young Titans
6:10p Adult Muay Thai
7p Clinch
7:30p Advanced Striking

Wednesday
6a Fight Fit
11a Open Gym
12p Technical Sparring
1p Wrestling
6:10p MMA

Thursday
10am Open Gym
11am Pad & Bag Rounds
11:50a Drills for Skills
4:40p Titans
5:20p Group Run
5:30p Young Titans
6:10p Thai Camp

Friday
10am Open Gym
4:40p Titans
5:20p Titan Sparring
6:10p Muay Thai Fundamentals

Saturday
8a Pro Sparring
9:30a Group Sparring
11:15a Titans Competition Class

Sunday
Closed

09/05/2026

Was great to have Josh Day sharing the mats with us again all the way from New Braunfels!

09/04/2026

I’ve been asked multiple times “what is needed to join scrimmage”?
First a Coach, then a basic understanding of offense and defense for striking.
Explanation of TBA-SA Skill Level Rating
Athletes are categorized based on their SLR (Skill Level Rating) on a scale of 1 to 5 - Check with your coach to register your athlete with the correct SLR or Skill Level Rating

SLR- 1 = Skill Level Rating 1: 🚫This is an athlete new to Muay Thai, and may or may not be sparring in their gym, but not developed to a ‘competition’ level yet. This athlete is not eligible to compete in the TBA-SA Scrimmage.
SLR-2 = Skill Level Rating 2:  This athlete has a basic comprehension of offense and defense, can put together combinations and defend against various attacks. However, their confidence level is lower and if overwhelmed, tend to be more timid and shell up or turn away.  This athlete should not be matched with a SLR - 3 Athlete.
SLR-3 = Skill Level Rating 3:  This athlete has a basic comprehension of offense and defense, can put together combinations and defend against various attacks. However, this athlete does not understand how to “go light”.  They sometimes cannot control their power, even when instructed to do so. This athlete should not be matched with a SLR - 2 Athlete
SLR - 4 = Skill Level Rating 4: This athlete has a greater understanding of both offense and defense, than that of  a SLR - 2 and SLR - 3.  They regularly spar in their gyms and may have competed some already.  They are better than a SLR 3 at controlling their power and they can defend & counter attack to a greater degree as well. 
SLR - 5 = Skill Level Rating 5:   This athlete is much more experienced, with a higher level of confidence and is well balanced in all facets of Muay Thai. They can go lighter with a SLR - 2 and let them work to develop. As well, they can contain/diffuse the uncontrolled power of a SLR - 3. This athlete can be matched against all SLR levels