Do I need boxing or JKD experience?

No. The class is open to adults at all levels and foundations are taught progressively.

Is this the same as the JKD and Kali class?

No. It is a separate Thursday class focused on boxing fundamentals and their connection to JKD movement, timing and interception.

Is sparring required?

No. Pressure and partner work are introduced progressively and are not used as an entry test.

Can I start if I am nervous or unfit?

Yes. The first step is designed around coaching, pacing and settling into the environment, not proving yourself on day one.

Can I watch or ask questions before deciding?

Send an enquiry and John can explain the best option for the route you are considering.

Do I need equipment for my first class?

Not usually. Send a free class enquiry and John will confirm what to bring before you attend.

Can I start mid-month?

Yes. John will use your free class enquiry to recommend the most suitable current class and starting point.

Adults · Thursday 7:30pm

Sharper hands. Better movement. Clearer timing.

JKD / Boxing connects reliable boxing fundamentals with the movement, distance and interception principles that make Jeet Kune Do practical.

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Timing and interception

direct, adaptable, technical

Inside JKD / Boxing

Build the hands, then understand when to use them.

The class develops stance, guard, punching mechanics, combinations and footwork through a clear boxing base. Those fundamentals are then connected to timing, distance and interception so technique stays purposeful rather than becoming isolated pad work.

Adults at all levels can take part. Beginners build dependable foundations while experienced students gain a focused place to sharpen movement, decision-making and the relationship between boxing skill and JKD principles.

What this route develops

Boxing fundamentals

Develop stance, guard, punching mechanics and combinations.

Footwork

Move with balance and purpose rather than remaining fixed in front of a partner.

Timing

Recognise when to enter, intercept, angle away or continue an exchange.

Application

Connect reliable boxing skill to wider JKD principles and decisions.

Weekly timetable

When JKD / Boxing trains.

Public timetable

Find a class by day or route.

The regular weekly programme is shown live. Choose a class to book a free first session or ask John about the best place to start.

The live weekly timetable is temporarily unavailable. John can confirm the current class times directly.

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What to expect

The first step should feel clear.

Expect coached boxing fundamentals, footwork, pad or partner drills and a progressive introduction to JKD timing and interception.

Public pages help you choose the right first conversation or class. Once you join, the member academy guides training, progression and practice from inside the platform.

Useful to know

No pressure to already be good

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Clear first class guidance

A route after the first month

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Free class

Try JKD / Boxing before you decide.

Choose JKD / Boxing on the dedicated booking page and send a short enquiry. John will confirm the most suitable current session, what to bring and what to expect.

No payment, no commitment and no pressure to already be fit or experienced.

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