
Daniel Mercer
Head Instructor
Adult fundamentals, technical development and instructor training.
Each instructor has a defined coaching role. Together they cover youth development, adult fundamentals, striking, movement, fitness and competition preparation.

Head Instructor
Adult fundamentals, technical development and instructor training.

Youth Programme Lead
Children’s confidence, coordination, safeguarding and family training.

Striking Coach
Pad work, defensive movement and controlled competition preparation.

Movement Coach
Mobility, conditioning and safe return to regular training.
Classes weekly
Youth, adult, family and advanced sessions.
Coaching ratio
Enough space for useful correction.
Training days
Weekday and weekend options.
Progress reviews
Planned milestones through the year.

Every coach follows one academy method: explain the purpose, demonstrate clearly, scale the drill safely and give one useful correction at a time.
Students see the full technique before speed, resistance or contact is added.
The same lesson is adjusted without losing its main technical goal.
Useful feedback stays specific, practical and easy to apply in the next repetition.
Instructors track attendance, technical control and the next belt or class milestone.
Reliable movement before speed or contact.
Clear standards without intimidation.
Drills scale for confidence and experience.
Students and families stay connected.
Match age, level and goals
Start in a group where learning stays safe.
Discuss experience and limitations
Receive practical guidance before training.
Protect one or two weekly sessions
Progress comes from repeatable attendance.
Use feedback and belt milestones
Adjust the pathway as skills develop.
Tell us the student’s age, experience and preferred days. The academy team will recommend the right next step.