Veteran coach and former world champion Billy Murray tests his students through a variety of games that incorporate the use of kickboxing manoeuvres and skills.
"We hold Prokick Says competition days on a regular basis with the aim of doing something different to the younger members of the gym, to eliminate any stress that may come with our grading system. So the kids are being graded without feeling any pressure. "They don’t see it as a test they see it as an occasion to have a laugh and step outside their disciplined class for a day and have FUN.”
Winners
Junior Prokick Says, Saul Anderson, Shannon McMillen and Matthew Hull
Dale Kitson - Shadow Boxing
Emma Davey, Aimee McKee and Niamh Dougal - Joint Freeze competition winners
Steven Geddes and Niamh Dougal - Prokick Says winner's
Comments
Its great to see the kids getting involved in sport and even better at prokick, not bias or anything. But I was once a prokick Kid and the three key watch words that is instilled really does stay with you…and now my own son is a prokick kid!
Keep the great work going and to all the children try and stay with the program, it really will works wonders.
Brooke
By BrookeBrooke on 26 Jan 2009
I’m glad that there is good positive feedback on the new look comments. We hope its brings more emphasis to the comments section and gets everyone involved in the discussion more.
Give it a go and lets hear those opinions.
By daryl@darylcampbell.com on 25 Jan 2009
they must work very hard
By jackjack on 24 Jan 2009