Our Coaches
Boston Sanda Kung-fu kickboxing program has the most qualified coaches in Boston for professional kickboxing development. They have trained several national and international champions and our fighters has earned over thirty titles.
Our coaches has a combined experience of over 20 years in fighting and teaching.
Marvin Perry
Marvin began training in Karate at the age of thirteen in 1991 and then went on to Shaolin Kung-Fu. In 1996, Marvin began kickboxing training with Jason Yee. After less than one year of training, Marvin won a bronze medal at the 1996 Nationals. Since then he has been undefeated in U.S. amateur as well as professional bouts. He is the only competitor in the U.S. to have won pro titles in San-Shou, Sanda, Muay Thai and American kickboxing. To learn more about this Champion's story or to inquire about private training you can contact him at www.marvinperry.org.
Marvin began training in Karate at the age of thirteen in 1991 and then went on to Shaolin Kung-Fu. In 1996, Marvin began kickboxing training with Jason Yee. After less than one year of training, Marvin won a bronze medal at the 1996 Nationals. Since then he has been undefeated in U.S. amateur as well as professional bouts. He is the only competitor in the U.S. to have won pro titles in San-Shou, Sanda, Muay Thai and American kickboxing. To learn more about this Champion's story or to inquire about private training you can contact him at www.marvinperry.org.
Josh Bartholomew
While majoring in chemistry at Boston University, Josh began training in Kung-Fu. In 1991 Josh started kickboxing training with Jason Yee. Along with receiving his masters degree in 1995, he won his first National Title in the Light-Heavy Weight division. This three-time National Champion went on to represent the United States in the 5th World San-Shou Championships in 1999.
While majoring in chemistry at Boston University, Josh began training in Kung-Fu. In 1991 Josh started kickboxing training with Jason Yee. Along with receiving his masters degree in 1995, he won his first National Title in the Light-Heavy Weight division. This three-time National Champion went on to represent the United States in the 5th World San-Shou Championships in 1999.