MandH Thunder Kickboxing

Coach meeting and talking to Floyd Money Mayweather about the art of fighting in 2005 in Roswell Georgia...

I, Brenda Harrison, want to thank Kancho Eddie Lee Monger at M and H Thunder Kickboxing for everything I have learned over the past 32 years. His guidance, discipline, and belief in my potential shaped me into the martial artist and instructor I am today. I am grateful for every lesson, every correction, every challenge, and every moment of growth.

To everyone I have trained with, taught, coached, and shared the mat with, thank you. Each of you has been part of my journey. You helped sharpen my skills, strengthen my spirit, and deepen my love for this art. I carry all of you with me in this achievement.

Ulyses Roca said he had to get his kickboxing in first thing in the morning.

Everyone is getting their sweat on in class Monday night.

They hit the bags with thunder each strike a surge of power, each combo a magnetic pulse. This is Thunder Kickboxing, where sweat becomes a signature and every movement is charged with intention. Breath sharp, stance grounded, they channel desire into motion, summoning the future with every jab, cross, and kick.

The ropes ripple like lightning fluid, fierce, and focused. Each wave sends a message: I am aligned. I am attracting. Shoulders burn, but the rhythm is sacred. This isn’t just training, it’s transformation. The dojo becomes a storm, and they are the eye; calm, powerful, manifesting.

Last M&H Thunder Kickboxing class of the night.