Storm MMA

Storm MMA had multiple fighters competing in the very first ever cage fighting event to be held in the nation's capital. Storm MMA are the only gym to have had fighters in every single cage fighting event that has been held in Canberra and NSW.

Storm MMA is home to some of Canberra's most experienced Mixed Martial Artists with over 200+ combined MMA fights. Storm MMA also have fighters who compete in Brazilian Jui Jitsu, Boxing, Kick Boxing & Muay Thai.

OUR TRAINING

Storm MMA have been training out of Hume in Canberra Australia since 2009.

We are the most active MMA Fight Gym in the Canberra reigion. But not all who train with us are or have the desire to be a fighter.

In fact most who train with us do so just to learn skills. The guys & girls that train with us do not have egos & all get along well. We like to have fun while we train, if it's fun you enjoy it more, no one likes bullies.

The crew that trains with us are all very supportive of each other & we have a great team environment. If you are full of yourself & have a chip on your shoulder, you are not welcome & will be asked to leave. We have a great crew, some are fighters, some are trainers, it makes no difference to us

Most of our guys & gals train for the fun of it, not to self service their own egos. All training is done in a positive manor with respect toward each other.

ABOUT US

We are a team like no other!

We train slightly different to most fight gyms, we train more so as friends with a common interest assisting each other in training.

There aren't any egos from any of the people who train with us, nor are people with egos or poor attitudes welcome.

We are strong believers that training should be done in a relaxed & fun environment.

We have all started somewhere & we all need to learn.

When training or sparring we don't believe there is any point in someone being smashed or hit hard during training.

We generally only make light contact when doing drills.

People are all at different levels & there is nothing to prove by dominating someone who is of lesser skill.

When sparring people are free to try things & see if they feel comfortable with them, without running the risk of being hurt.

They can see where things might work for them & what may not without the risk.

From there they can learn, as they will soon see where their strengths are & where they can improve.

Again we do not believe in the need to strike hard against each other, as people will then just shell up & not try new things & thus never learn, or improve and you shouldn't be afraid to learn.

We have a great bunch of guys & gals who train with us, some have only a very limited & basic skill level and some have a much higher skill set.

Some of these guys & gals also have certain skills that they bring to the table in several different disciplines & they are more than willing to assist fellow training partners with their own skills in their area of expertise.

This naturally improves each others skill set as a whole.

Storm MMA is not about one person saying 'do it this way & this is the only way', it is about being part of a team!

This means everyone is different & everyone learns differently, thus people may benefit by being paired up with a partner that is also capable of not only learning from them, but is also capable of teaching them in return.

We started Storm MMA with the idea of helping those who needed improvements in certain areas & it is great that we are still able to learn from each other.

There is no such thing as someone who knows it all, every move & technique, if they think that's the case they haven't learnt anything & are only being ignorant to themselves.

You learn until the day you die, a simple fact.

Not all moves will work 100% of the time & someone who thinks otherwise is living in a fantasy world.

Our guys & gals are passionate about the fighting arts & we are not one particular style, we train as true Mixed Martial Artists.

We train in the most common high percentage moves & what is more than likely going to work or be more effective in reality or in a real fight.

Generally speaking what is the point in thinking you know 1000 moves, if you find only about 10 work well for you.

Isn't it better to be great at those 10 moves, instead of being average at maybe 20. We focus on what works for individuals and their abilities.