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About Noble Fight Systems
Coaches & values
A community-focused, values-based Muay Thai and kickboxing gym in Hakaru. We exist to help members build confidence and life skills, led by founder Eddie Jensen and a coaching team that includes a WBC Muay Thai champion.
Founder & head coach
Eddie
Jensen
Eddie has trained in martial arts for over 30 years, and his passion is seeing people grow through the discipline and confidence that hard training builds.
[EDDIE’S STORY: three or four sentences in his own words. Why he started Noble Fight, why values come first, and what he wants every member to walk out with.]
The coaching
team
Muay Thai coach
Julian Jensen
A WBC Muay Thai champion who has fought on some of the best fight shows in New Zealand. Julian brings that experience to every class and loves helping students level up.
Sid Bell
Muay Thai coach
Has trained Muay Thai and kickboxing at Noble Fight for several years and competed in both at a high level. Skilled at helping people improve at every level.
Jayden Brown
Kids coach
A long-standing member who has coached kids classes for over two years. Great at engaging kids of all ages.
Ben Kumarin
Kids coach
Has competed for Noble Fight Systems in the ring. Known for getting kids training hard so they stay fit and in shape.
Jake Hill
Kids coach
Founder of Mangawhai Kitchens, with several years coaching kids rugby. Great at keeping kids motivated and focused.
Three
values
Everything that happens in the gym is built on Courage, Honor and Fraternity. Each one builds on the last.
Courage
Inwards · Emotions, the body · Gratitude for myself
Courage is the foundation for all growth and change. By pushing through the resistance to training, with our partners encouraging us, we learn we have the mental and emotional resources to reach difficult goals. That changes how we see ourselves. We become emotionally resilient, able to steady ourselves in hard moments and keep going.
Honor
Upwards · The mind, self-discipline · Gratitude for my higher purpose
Becoming an honorable person is worth more than anything else in life. Through focus and self-discipline we learn to pay attention and stay present, to notice when we’re living in line with our purpose and when we’re missing the mark. Training the mind this way is how we learn to live with Honor.
Fraternity
Outwards · Each other, our community · Gratitude for everyone in my life
With courage inside and a purpose above, we can serve the people around us. Fraternity means family through brotherhood: the loved ones of my brothers are my loved ones. It isn’t gendered and includes men and women equally. We look after our own wellbeing first, then those closest to us, then everyone beyond.
What members say
★★★★★ 5.0 on Google · 17 reviews · Read them
No one can create such a positive and safe environment like these guys. Great place to get fit and strong, away from the noise.
Michael A. · Google review
The atmosphere in the gym is welcoming to all levels, beginner and advanced, with anyone in the gym more than happy to help out.
Kharnse N. · Google review
I never thought I’d do it again since when I was 14. Now 47, I’m loving it! It’s good for my mind and physical well being.
Eric V. · Google review
Eddie is a great coach, always awesome instruction, lots of positive energy and welcoming to everyone.
Marijke L. · Google review
Our sponsors
Thank you to the people and businesses who back our fighters, including Greg Nathan.
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