Little River · South Carolina

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Crush Kickboxing

IndependentEst. 2021

304 SC-90 Unit D2, Little River, SC 29566

5.084 reviews · via Google

About Crush Kickboxing

Crush Kickboxing has been in the Sports Zone Center at 304 SC-90 in Little River, South Carolina since 2021, teaching kids (5-7 and 8-11), teens (12-16), adult Muay Thai and adult fitness kickboxing Monday to Thursday, with Friday reserved for sparring by students who have earned their first belt. New kids and teens get a small-group private intro before joining a regular class, and every kids and teen class runs with a head coach plus a paid teen assistant instructor drawn from students who grew up in the programme. Owner and head coach Mike Reed has trained for over 27 years and holds a 2nd-degree black belt in Taekwondo, a black sash in Muay Thai and a brown belt in Gracie Jiu-Jitsu.

Pricing

Memberships

MembershipMonth to month after the trial.
$119/mo

Visits & passes

2-Week TrialTwo weeks, 4 classes and a free uniform shirt, booked online. For kids and teens the first trial class is a private small-group intro.
$24 pack
Trial class
Trial is paid, not free: $24 for two weeks / 4 classes plus a free uniform shirt.
Contract
Month-to-month

Programs

  • Kids
  • Open Mat

Weekly Schedule

Full schedule →
4:10 PM
Kids 5-7
4:50 PM
Kids 8-11
5:40 PM
Teens 12-16
6:30 PM
Teens Advanced
7:30 PM
Teens Open Mat

Instructors

Mike ReedBrown Belt
head

Lineage: Shane Briggs

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Crush Kickboxing cost?+

Monthly membership at Crush Kickboxing ranges $119 per month.

Who is the head instructor at Crush Kickboxing?+

The head instructor is Mike Reed, a brown belt with lineage through Shane Briggs.

Does Crush Kickboxing have a kids BJJ program?+

Yes, Crush Kickboxing offers a dedicated program for children.

Does Crush Kickboxing have open mat?+

Yes, Crush Kickboxing runs open mat sessions. Check the weekly schedule for times.

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