FEBRUARY 2026
There’s a special buzz in the gym right now🐝
Hard work, shared goals, and exciting things happening across the Strike community🔥
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LET'S REWIND
Strong start, big goals
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WHAT'S COMING UP?
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ROOTS / REBELLION
February 28th
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Coach Quang
Sang Luu
Join us at the Melbourne Pavilion on February 28 as we get behind Sang and Coach Quang as they step back into the ring for their first fight of the year.
It was incredible to see so many Strikers show up to support at the last fight show in 2025,
so let us make this one even bigger and louder than the last!
MUAY THAI VIC
February 15th
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Andre
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Tiffany
Jonah
The time as finally come to host our annual Aspiring Fighters Meeting!
This is a great opportunity for members who are thinking about competing or want to learn more about the process!
We will cover the steps to becoming a fighter, what to expect in training and competition, and answer any questions you have.
📅 Saturday, February 7th, 8:00am
📍 Strike Studio, Bag Room
📝 Feel free to bring a pen & paper to write notes!
👥 Book this event through our Clubworx app!
Please note:
This is mandatory for our current fighters to attend
This meeting is open to Strike members only
THIS MONTH'S TOPICS
5th-11th
WEEK 1
SWITCH
KICK
11th-18th
WEEK 2
FIGHTING
A
SOUTHPAW
19th-25th
WEEK 3
FAKES
26th-1st
WEEK 4
MAINTAINING
DISTANCE
ALL ABOUT
OUR MEMBERS
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Before Muay Thai, Luke trained in Kyokushin Karate. A full contact martial art where body shots are the focus and head kicks are fair game. After taking more than a few head kicks, he realised he needed to sharpen his defence and evolve. That led him to Muay Thai and he's now three years into his Muay Thai journey.
Originally Luke's kids trained Karate whilst he was working on his laptop from the side-lines. He had expressed chest pain to the Sensei and was told that Karate will fix it. Luke took his word for it and it WORKED!
In the gym, Luke is always encouraging others and leads by example, not just for his training partners, but for his three kids who also train with us. A true superdad. At 50 years old, Luke says he feels like he’s in the best shape of his life.
Outside the gym, he enjoys fishing, learning how to squid, and snowboarding, including trips to Japan.
He credits Muay Thai for improving his balance, strength, and overall fitness on the mountain.
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Jessica
MEMBER MILESTONES
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Jayden
Nic
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Paul
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Angel
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Angel
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Sebastian
FEBRUARY BABIES
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Be sure to come to training to fulfill your birthday kicks
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PLEASE WELCOME
OUR NEW STRIKERS
Please make our new Strikers Feel Welcome in our community
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GYM UPDATES + HOUSE KEEPING
Gym Updates
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Our Saturday 9 AM Pad Work Classes are changing to General Classes! -This will start on February 14th!
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New Shoe Racks!
Admin Updates
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Please be sure to book all classes through our Clubworx app. Don't get caught on the waiting list!
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Gym Etiquette
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We kindly ask that our rags and spray bottles are placed
back where they
were found so
that the next
person can
easily locate
them.
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We have communal slides available and ask that they are worn when using the toilet cubicles to help prevent cross contamination throughout the gym floors. These slides are regularly wiped down for hygiene.
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Lost & Found
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Do any of these 👇 items belong to you?
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We are donating everything pictured above by the end of the week.
Please make sure you have all of your belongings!
HAVE YOU COMPLETED OUR
FEEDBACK FORM?
Your experience matters to us. Please help us improve as we continue building the best possible environment for all at Strike Studio.
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This survey takes 5 to 10 minutes to complete and can be completed anonymously, so please feel free to be as open and honest as you like.
Our goal is to make Strike Studio the best Muay Thai gym in Australia, and YOUR VOICE plays a big part in our growth.
MUAY THAI
EDUCATION
COACHES CORNER
DID YOU KNOW?
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When weapons such as swords or spears were lost or broken, fighters relied on their bodies to defend themselves and survive.
Techniques using fists, elbows, knees, shins, and clinching were developed to be powerful, efficient, and effective at close range.
Muay Thai Today!
Today, Muay Thai is Thailand’s national sport and is practised worldwide. While it has become safer and more structured, it still carries strong traditions such as the Wai Kru Ram Muay, showing respect to teachers, gym, and culture.
Muay Thai continues to shape fighters not just physically, but mentally and culturally.
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