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Grading CANX
Dear Parents/Students,
I hope this message finds you well.
We regret to inform you the upcoming kickboxing grading session this Sunday 29th March, has had to be cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances.
We understand many of our students have been preparing for this event and we sincerely apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.
Please be assured all payments already made will be securely retained on file. These can either be applied to the rescheduled grading date once it has been confirmed, or alternatively, we can arrange a refund upon request.
We are currently working to organise a new date and will communicate this to you as soon as possible.
We appreciate your understanding and continued support.
If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to get in touch.
Many thanks and kind regards,
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Lorna Mellor
Club Administrator
FIMA Martial Arts Team
T: 01892 547801

Battle of Kent
9th March 2024
WOW!!!
What a day for FIMA and our fighters for our first appearance at the Battle of Kent K1 event.
All our fighters took on the tough challenge in their first K1 event and represented FIMA well. Each individual fight was tough in their own right, our guys never gave up and kept battling to the very end.
It was a great experience for our fighters, and we intend to continue training hard and levelling up our skills to progress further and get better at what we do.
Well done to (from L-R in the photo) Barnaby Bowden, Adam Kociecki, Toby Allan and Riley Marden.

We have a ring!
3rd February 2025
FIMA has expanded. We've obtained the place next door which means everything is bigger. Entrance, changing room, training area, bag area and we have the ring back! It will smell of paint a bit but thanks so much to everyone (Sensei John Ould) and our students who made it happen. Onwards and upwards!

Recent Grading
12th November 2023
Great work and technically very competent

Battle of Kent
7th July 2019
A great event as always saw a bizarre majority decision against veteran fighter Graham Naismith in what was in now known as the Maidstone Travesty.
Some great performances but the day belonged to James Stevens who competed tirelessly against an experienced MMA fighter in a brutal clash.
