Kickbox Stories

Seventeen-year-old Scott Barton is a ghost in the hallways of his suburban high school. He isn't the captain of the football team, he isn't the class clown, and he certainly isn't a hero. He's just a kid in a faded hoodie who spends his afternoons in a basement gym that smells like stale sweat and old secrets. Under the brutal tutelage of Jack "The Brutalizer" Newman-a heavyweight legend who once traded blows with Mike Tyson-Scott and his two best friends, the powerhouse Mike and the tactical Dev, train in silence. Scott isn't a prodigy. He doesn't have "main character" luck. He has something better: the ability to disappear in plain sight. But the quiet life of a "hallway ghost" is shattered when the Bandido brothers arrive from Madrid, bringing a level of European violence the town has never seen. As the underground "Slaughterhouse" tournament looms, Scott must transition from a kid who avoids fights to a fighter who finishes them. He doesn't need to be the strongest. He doesn't need to be the fastest. He just needs to be the one they never see coming. Welcome to the era of the Sly Fighter.

Roseanne Park grew up in a rough part of New York with an unsafe home life and took refuge in the neighborhood Taekwondo dojang. When the master of the dojang offered to train Roseanne as a live-in student, he started her on a journey that would eventually lead her to become the UFC featherweight champion of the world. ®Book by Nicole Disney. This is only a converted story, all credits to the right owner.

⚠ Contains Violence ⚠ Four years ago Mackenzie Grey stumbled across an underground fighter and street racing complex. Struggling with her mother walking out on her and her dad having cancer, she turned to kickboxing at The Vortex. Earning the money to pay off her father's medical bills and attending school, she feels the rage rushing through her veins. Jordan Price's life changed when his parents died. He left school to look after his younger sister while taking over the business that was left to him in his parents will. Always being into cars, he ended up street racing at The Vortex for extra money to keep him and his sister going. 🥊 #1 streetracer. -19/08/2021-

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The question of whether martial arts black belts are considered registered weapons is a contentious one. While some people believe that black belts are considered weapons, others argue that this is a myth that has been perpetuated over time. To understand this topic better, we need to explore the history of martial arts and the legal regulations surrounding weapons. The History of Martial Arts Martial arts have been around for thousands of years, and the art of unarmed combat has been practiced in many cultures around the world. The use of weapons in martial arts dates back to ancient times, when soldiers and warriors used weapons to protect themselves and their communities. As martial arts evolved, they became more focused on self-defense and personal development. Today, many martial arts styles place more emphasis on unarmed combat than weapons training. The Legal Regulations Surrounding Weapons The possession and use of weapons is heavily regulated in most countries around the world. In the United States, for example, the possession of firearms is regulated by federal and state laws. Similarly, the possession of knives, brass knuckles, and other weapons is regulated by law in many jurisdictions.

Matt was a track star like his brother, but everything changed following his Junior year of high school. His girlfriend Kris along with one of her friends were killed in a head on car accident involving a drunk driver. Even though Matt was in the car with them he somehow survived. After the accident nothing seems the same for Matt, and despite finishing out his senior year, his motivation to move forward is gone. Desperately in search of something new, Matt turns to a martial arts school that his best friend had recommended. Set in the beautiful beach town of Oceanside this first person narrative focuses on key experiences that Matt goes through during his first year of training. The novel takes the reader on a journey following him as he struggles with the demands of karate training, as he deals with new relationships surrounding him, and most importantly as he learns to live with the memories of the accident that while becoming more clear, still haunt and hold him back. The variety of people he meets as part of his training, some more eccentric than others, push him to try and answer the call; including the "beautiful" brown belt Cammie, who helps him try and fully face the memories of the accident. The idea is to showcase the world of hard core martial arts and integrate it into the challenges of overcoming serious trauma. It highlights how the power of being a part of a community in the fascinating world of martial arts can be surprising, challenging, yet transformative. With the advent of a series like "Cobra Kai" I believe there is interest in coming of age narratives that are set within the sometimes bizarre and mysterious world of martial arts. I personally love John Green's work and hopefully there is at least a taste of what he offers in terms of intensity and depth of character. The following "tags" I think would fit well in trying to describe the narrative : coming of age, drama, tragedy, karate, kata, fighting, romance, and recovery.

Athena and Tiffany have been going to the Fire Spur KickBoxing Club and are the highest rank they can be. In fact, they've been asked to start teaching. A few days after they start training others, a couple of other people join. People who they thought they recognised, people who they thought were familiar. They, which made them more familiar, went by the names of Squaishey, Salem and Amy.

Cass is a top notch boxer. She is the best under-seventeen boxer in the county. But things aren't so great at home. Her mom is constantly not at home, leaving Cass hungry, and when she returns, she is always in tears and with less money than she left with. Cass has no father figure in her house. To take her mind of her troubles, she boxes. She is training to go into a state level competition. But when a new boy at school comes into her life, she is swept into his mysterious life. Is this new boy what she thinks he is? Will she be able to compete, or will she fall in love?

At first glance, Katherine seems like your ordinary high school girl. She gets decent grades, she's never kissed anyone, and she wants more then anything to just blend in. But little do her classmates know, Katherine kick boxes. And she's strong, like ridiculously. strong. Katherine is perfectly happy staying invisible, she has no desire to tell her school that her famous dad's boxing genes got passed on to her BIG TIME. That is, until Sebastian is forced to take kick boxing lessons for anger managment, and much to Katherine's horror, she is asked to teach him.

Maddie and Iris have been content with their relationship. Everything seemed to be going well. What happens when a pretty boy waltzes into their lives like he belongs there? This book has no dark themes, just sex and happy people.

After a rough year, June decides to move to Casten, a beautiful city by the ocean, as a fresh start. She gets a contract as an interior designer for a newly built hotel. She meets an amazing down to earth guy, Nate, but she can't help but feel an intense desire for her boss at work. He is sexy, mysterious and very serious but she knows he is attracted to her. She knows she will eventually have to choose one or the other...

First day of middle school and on top of her class in kick boxing! But that all ends soon when...