User:Prokick

The name 'ProKick' initially was the title carrying the UK and Europe's first regular kickboxing series, which ran from 1991-92) It was created by Belfast's Billy Murray. Murray Produced & financed the series for, "The European Sports Network' - based in London. The TESN (The European Sports Network) was the first Pan European Storts Network. The TESN sold-out and merged with EuroSport at the end of 1992.  At the end

It wasn't until the end of 1992 that the ProKick gym, as we know it was set up. As well as teaching self-defense and fitness, the gym runs sessions helping weight loss or indeed gain and, most importantly, gives all who take up kickboxing added self-confidence. Aside from the first and main gym on Wilgar Street in east Belfast there where many out-lets teaching the 'ProKick Way' in Ballymena, Ballynahinch, Comber, Newtownards, Bangor, Strabane, Dungannon, Newcastle, Lisburn, Falls Leisure center, Shankill Leisure center and the Spirit Health Club within the Holiday Inn now the Clayton Hotel. You can check the archive page (ProKick Website) for more details on the gyms.

Brooke Murray is in charge of administration at Prokick. You can email her with any queries regarding ProKick equipment, videos, etc - along with general inquiries.

ProKick.com carries news about events they run, world kickboxing news, their own weekly updated history and of course their own range their own kickboxing videos. (ProKick.tv)