Orange County Jiu Jitsu Finder

Errol is a great trainer with an extensive background in Muay Thai. His style is unique - crisp boxing and footwork, textbook Thai kicks, and extremely dominating clinch work. Errol works hard to adjust these skills to each student to meet their strengths and also to improve their weaknesses.

I've trained at a few different gyms in OC but I definitely feel that CMK is one of the best options to learn real Muay Thai, whether you want to fight or just get a good workout. Over the past 2 years, I've driven past a number of big name gyms to train with Errol.

I trained will Errol and Aleks for 6 months in 2014. I would have continued doing so if it hadn't been for an important career opportunity that had me relocate. They re very supportive and understanding for pupils new to the art. They had me train hard and always accommodated my crazy schedule. I would recommend this studio to everyone with interest in the sport.

I've been training Muay Thai in Orange County for the past 4 years and I'm extremely satisfied with this gym's Muay Thai and kickboxing program. The owner/head instructor Errol is a phenomenal coach with legitimate experience and we are consistently adding new techniques while reinforcing fundamentals. I'm also really impressed with the positive training environment I've found here. Everyone, especially Errol, is friendly and willing to put in the work to help prepare fighters for competition.

Costa Mesa Kickboxing - a great home for those looking to learn authentic Muay Thai in Orange County. I've been training here for 6+ months and as a beginner my striking is starting to come together. I had no prior knowledge of how to PROPERLY throw a strike or defend myself from attacks. The environment here is friendly and everyone at any level fitness level can train here.
FIVE STARS and HIGHLY recommend you train here to better your striking game.

Coach Errol is both a very good coach and fighter. With beginners he is patient and provides individual attention ensure they are properly introduced to Muay Thai and kickboxing. For more experienced practitioners and those interested in competition he shows practical sequences to develop a more advanced game, including: angles, counters and setups; I don't know anyone else who teaches footwork to constantly move and cut angles like a boxer, but do so with Muay Thai strikes, which is extremely translatable to MMA and self-defense because you're never standing in front of an opponent. He leads by example such as regularly sparring with students of all levels and while he's a modest guy you probably won't hear directly from him that he is among the few who can legitimately spar both south paw and regular or that he has fought in Thailand.