Ilovekickboxing.com

**danharr** · Posted On: 7/09/2011 4:58pm

I found this place in Houston the videos of their program look "interesting" don't know how they rate on the McDojo scale or if their main focus is fitness as opposed to learning kickboxing. Any ideal folks ever heard of these people?

**LI GUY 1** · Posted On: 7/11/2011 7:52pm

its a franchise. As in you pay and your school gets the regional website of ilovekickboxing.com. Any school can become part of it from what ive seen. Its just beneficial in that the school gets recognition from a naatioanl branding, while keeping its name and identity.
For example, there is a San Da school in NYC, it has an MMA program and has been around for a while. They became part of ilovekickboxing, though the gym is still called NY San Da from what I know. its really just a way to advertise.

My advice is to call up the school and find out what it is they teach, and what the real school name is.

**danharr** · Posted On: 7/11/2011 8:33pm

Ok cool thanks I had no ideal they just moved into existing schools as land as the school is solid ilovekickboxing shouldn't matter thanks.

**LI GUY 1** · Posted On: 7/12/2011 12:13pm

So the school is www.martialartshouston.com. About the Adult program all it says is "Learn the Ancient Secrets of Shaolin Kung-Fu including Self Defense, Stress Relief..."

So its a Kung Fu school. There is a separate tab on the site for fitness kickboxing, which links to the ilovekickboxing site.
Safe to say it is a kung fu school with cardio kickboxing, prob not what you are looking for.

Also, they don't move into existing schools. The school buys into the advertisement program for their cardio kickboxing.

**danharr** · Posted On: 7/12/2011 12:31pm

Okay thanks again you're right not thinking about Kung-Fu right now.

**Permalost** · Posted On: 7/12/2011 12:35pm

It sounds like they like kickboxing, but only as a friend.

**battheo** · Posted On: 7/12/2011 2:48pm

Originally Posted by Permalost

It sounds like they like kickboxing, but only as a friend.

Like they don't mind hanging out, but they'd never get in kickboxings ring? Cos I heard kickboxing loves a good hard pounding in the ring.

Different strokes for different folks, I guess.