(40 votes, average: 2.20 out of 5)
Loading...As a student of the martial arts for over 21 years, Coach Steve Elliott offers training in mixed martial arts at Crossface MMA serving the Lake Norman, Cornelius, Huntersville, Davidson and Mooresville areas of North Carolina. At Crossface MMA we train in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Tae Kwon Do and MMA, with group kettlebell classes for conditioning. Benefits to you from training with us include:
(1) Reaching your martial arts goals
(2) Correct jiu-jitsu technique
(3) Fighting skills – standing and on the ground
(4) Increased toughness and self-confidence
(5) Increased self-discipline
(6) Increased core strength
(7) Working hard together as a team
(8) Represent ‘Team ONE’ in competitions
(9) Atmosphere of good sportsmanship
(10) Friends with a common interest
Crossface MMA is a great place to train! Come work out with us (one complimentary session) and see for yourself.
Skillfully Putting the Pieces Together….
The hybrid self-defense system taught blends:
(1) Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
(2) Shotokan Karate and Tae Kwon Do
(3) Muay Thai Kickboxing
(4) Wrestling, Judo, and Boxing
Kettlebell strength and conditioning available for supplementing the mixed martial arts training with core-strengthening kettlebell workouts.
OUR CORE VALUES
*To do our best
*To engage in continuous self-improvement
*To seek healthy balance in our choices
*To become the best martial artists we can be through hard work
*To bring positive attitude, optimism, persistance, and perserverance to whatever challenges come our way
*To treat other people with respect
Head Instructor: Steve Elliott
21 years in the martial arts
Black Belt – Tae Kwon Do, 1st Dan, Kim School of Tae Kwon Do, Charlotte, NC
Purple Belt – one stripe, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Promoted by Professor Caique of Caique Jiu-Jitsu
Former High School Wrestling Coach and Referee – North Carolina
ABC Licensed Boxing/MMA Judge
Certified Crossfit Instructor – Level I
Cerified Crossfit Kettlebell Instructor – Level I
In my opinion, this gym is more like a joke. Steve Elliot’s instructions are vague and its due to the fact that he’s not good at BJJ and he’s not a good instructor. There are alot of other schools in the area with a much better coaching staff available. Take the time to research where you are going to train.