28/02/83 – 17/01/15
Archive for Urban Fight Gym
Vale: Grant ‘Bomber’ Millwood
Posted in Kickboxing, Obituary, Real Men with tags Bomber, Grant Millwood, Muay Thai, Richard Walsh, Urban Fight Gym on January 23, 2015 by Jarrod Boyle
Sydney Force: Michael Badato and Joe Concha
Posted in Kickboxing with tags Blacktown, Brett Whitton, Daddy Kool, Dane Beauchamp, Full Force Gym, Ghot Seur Noi, IKBF, Joe Concha, Joel Fisher, Koh Samui, MASA, Michael Badato, Muay Thai, NTG, Rebellion Muay Thai, Rinehard Badato, Shaggy, Sydney, Total Carnage, Urban Fight Gym, WBC, WKBF on April 12, 2013 by Jarrod Boyle
International Kickboxer Magazine, March/April 2013
The Full-Force Gym in Blacktown in Sydney’s western suburbs is a family affair. JARROD BOYLE talks to MICHAEL BADATO and JOE CONCHA, two of its brightest stars. Continue reading
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Mel Walsh
Posted in Kickboxing with tags 'John' Wayne Parr, Boonchu, Gold Coast, IFMA, Melissa Anderson, Muay Thai, Naturopahy, New Zealand, Richard Walsh, Russia, Scott Moss, triathlon, Urban Fight Gym on December 28, 2012 by Jarrod Boyle
Mel at work – doing what she does
Mel Walsh recently competed at the IFMA (International Federation of Muay Thai) games in Russia, bringing home a silver medal. She talks about family and fitness as the ‘headmistress’ of one of Australia’s premier Muay Thai gyms, Urban Fight Gym. Continue reading
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Absolute Carnage: Training with Nathan Corbett
Posted in Journalism, Kickboxing with tags 'John' Wayne Parr, Boonchu, Chris White, Gokhan Saki, Nathan Corbett, Richard Walsh, Tomihara, Tyrone Spong, Urban Fight Gym on February 18, 2011 by Jarrod BoyleInternational Kickboxer Magazine Vol.18 No.6
Every fighter who is exceptional does it after their own fashion. In a fundamental sense, this is logical. The easiest fighters to read are the textbook ones; you can read them because, well, their technique looks exactly like it should. A lot of the time, the most dangerous people are unorthodox, because they don’t look like anything you’ve seen before. This principle holds true not only for the way a fighter executes technique, but also penetrates all the way into training. This series of articles will spend time with several exceptional fighters and come up with the goods on what makes them unique. A good part of it is physiology and talent, but it has everything to do with doing things differently. Continue reading
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Jarrod Boyle Versus Nathan 'Carnage' Corbett
Posted in Kickboxing with tags Nathan 'Carnage' Corbett, Pavel Zhurilov, Richard Walsh, Urban Fight Gym on December 16, 2010 by Jarrod Boyle
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JhZeu2J8ci4
I have written three articles about Nathan ‘Carnage’ Corbett for International Kickboxer Magazine. The first was a preview of his clash against Tyrone Spong, who was widely considered at that time to be the best pound-for-pound kickboxer in the world. After Carnage knocked him well into the middle of the week after, contest or no-contest, I think it is fair to say that the mantle for that particular accolade has passed. Nathan, at age 30, is well on the way to asserting himself as the best kickboxer on the planet. Continue reading
Theme Park at its Darkest 