The family gym in the heart of Birmingham
We are proud to promote Community Aero kick, a unique family orientated boxing and kickboxing gym in the heart of Digbeth.
A comfortable environment where child and adult alike can train and achieve through partaking in fun fitness.
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Get Fit and have fun in the heart of Birmingham
Classes
Adults Kickboxing
This Class is taught in a fully equipped fighting gym. Spacious matted area with 14 punch bags, 2 speed balls, 16ft boxing ring and cardiovascular equipment. The perfect environment for the student to excel in all aspects of the sport. Emphasis on increasing personal fitness, grading and sparring. Caters for novice, intermediate and advanced. Guaranteed you’ll feel this class!
Kid’s Kickboxing
Community Box Challenge
This is a platform for men and women of all ages and fitness levels to get into boxing and to enjoy taking part in a life changing journey that will fill you with confidence, lose weight, get fit and make new friends! After 8 weeks of boxing training, you'll have the chance to take part in an amazing event that will show off your new found skills
The team
Rudy
ManagerManager and co-founder community Aero Kick Gym.
1st degree BA (Hons) in sports studies. Active IQ personal trainer level 3, YMCA Gym Instructor Level 2, YMCA Circuit Instructor
Rudy’s positive work continues to be implemented within the gym, working alongside the disaffected and challenging youths throughout the community.
Stevie ‘Pitbull’ Pitt
Trainer22 year old 1st degree kickboxing instructor and English champion.
A role model for young children and adults alike and a true pioneer for the sport of kickboxing
Stevie is a tried and tested young warrior who will always fight to the bitter end regardless of outcome.
Colin Treasure
Chief CoachCo- founder and chief coach of community aero kick gym.
4th Degree Black belt ABA boxing coach and personal trainer.
Colin is a proud promoter of his sport, using his extensive knowledge and expertise to promote health and fitness in a fun and enjoyable way as part of a healthy lifestyle.
He was three times British Kickboxing champion at welter, superwelter and light middle!
A message from Colin Treasure
I have devoted a large part of my life to the study of lifelong health and fitness. I am fascinated by the capabilities of the human body and its longevity if trained correctly. My philosophy behind my training: I believe that consistent sporting participation relies heavily on the FUN factor of any sporting endeavour. Balancing positive fitness outcomes in an enjoyable environment will aid the journey to individual achievement. This I believe is paramount for success. This tried and tested combination of health related education has paid dividends within a wide range of educational establishments, ranging from Primary and Secondary schools to Universities. Taught in my unique style and charismatic approach will leave you enthused, confident and eager for your next session, with a massive sense of achievement.Colin Treasure
Testimonials
My head teacher and I saw Colin doing a presentation to schools and families in our local area. We were so impressed by what we had seen we sought to have him as part of an Enrichment programme offered by the school. Colin’s unique style with the students has extended his work with us. He is now part of an intervention strategy to encourage better attendance, focus discipline and behaviour.
Impressive
Dame Elizabeth Cadbury Technology College Lynette Bramble. Senior Mentor, Every Child Matters TeamSuperb professional delivery, pupils thoroughly enjoyed the sessions and got so much out it, it really is physical arts at its best, fully worthwhile investing in. Bournville School and Sixth Form Centre, Bournville Physical Arts was a very beneficial activity for the girls. They found it challenging, yet very rewarding. There were many instances where the girls felt inspired to go and take part in various physical activities based on the words of Colin. I would definitely recommend that Physical Arts be brought into schools as the activity can be targeted towards various age ranges and abilities.