Rob Kleabir
Robert Kleabir is a certified Boxing, Kickboxing, and Mixed Martial Arts trainer under the Florida Boxing Commission.
Robert has won amateur boxing championships in three different weight divisions. In ten years of competing in boxing he has only one loss. Robert is undefeated as a kick boxer and was trained under five time world kickboxing champion Steve Shepherd who in 1980-1982 was voted pound for pound the best fighter in the world.
Robert has worked with some of the biggest names in the industries and has trained over fifty amateur boxing champions.
Robert has trained in many different disciplines of mixed martial arts that include Tae Kwon Do, Karate, Kickboxing, Boxing, Judo, Wrestling, Submission Grappling, and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.
Bill Corbett
Boxing has been in the Corbett family since Bill's great-great uncle Gentlemen Jim Corbett, held the heavy weight championship from 1892-1897.
Bill has trained professionals including: Hurricane "Sammy" Taylor, light heavy weight; Tommy Muccigrosso, cruiser weight; Glenn "Cozy" Majors, welter weight and middle weight; and Ricky Perez, feather weight, from Puerto Rico, six time national champion, amateur record of 139-8.
Bill Corbett's philosophy is that boxing is an art, the art of coordinating your arms and legs to defeat an opponent. His great uncle practiced boxing in this way, and brought honor and respect to the sport.
Bill is the 2008 silver gloves boxing coach of the year. His 2008 team is ranked second in the country. Bill teaches his boxing team the same style of boxing that he learned and his great uncle had used when he become heavy weight champion of the world, called "Olympic Style Boxing." Using this method they have become "State Champions", "Regional Champions", and "National Champions", in his boxing program.
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