Fusion Martial Arts & Fitness

Cannot rate Fusion highly enough. I'm no spring chicken and was daunted by Darren's professional coaching when I started. But I have never once regretted joining. This really is the complete package. It has taught me to be far more resilient and confident in my skin. You are pushed hard, but the atmosphere is friendly and supportive throughout. If you are thinking about learning boxing, just get on with it and sign up.

I joined this gym 2 months ago and here are my observations: 1- this gym is super clean not like other boxing gyms I joined in the past... 2- Darren ( the coach ) dedicated in his job and he does his best to make sure you are progressing and learning not just taking your money like other gyms do. 3-the boxers in this gyms are like brothers they help each other and they respect each other because for Darren ( the coach ) respect, discipline and safety are top priorities. I would advice anybod...

Darren is a great coach, I’ve boxed on and off for many years fusion is a different kind of boxing school compared to other gyms. He is more technical and gets right to the point. I enjoy every session as he pushes us hard which I thrive off. He will tell us where we’re going wrong and helps us. He is very passionate about martial arts in general which I feel is important. I’ve be attending fusion now for a couple of months and I’m loving it. 🥊

I have been attending Fusion martial arts for around 3 years now and I absolutely love it. All the members are so friendly and welcoming and I have made some great friends with the same interests. Darren is a fantastic instructor and really plans out his classes, taking your thoughts and problem areas into planning his classes. He knows how to make you work and pushes you to your limits. There is a wide range of gym equipment/weights and machines. My daughter has been attending for the last ...

My son first was introduced to fusion for a friend's birthday party at the age of 5. From the moment he walked into the dojo he was hooked. Fast forward 10 years later and he is still there. He started as a lil dragon, moved up through kids zone to cadets now trains with the adults. He has never wanted to do anything else. He entered his first competition at the age of 6, and he is still competing, him competing has taught him alot, it has taught him how to win gracefully and how to lose grac...