Carlos "Wolverine" Quilon, owner and instructor's goal is to bring back traditional martial arts to the fast growing sport. Carlos started martial arts at a young age beginning with Japanese Karate receiving his black belt at age 11. Carlos then moved on to train at Coachella Valley Judo and Jiu jitsu building a strong knowledge and technique in the two skills. He also trained boxing for a short period before being introduced to his passion, Muay Thai Kick boxing. Carlos holds a record of 16-2 in Muay Thai. Carlos spent several years training with Team Oyama, training with fighters such a Quinton "Rampage" Jackson, Rob "Razor" Mccullough, Hector "Sick Dog" Ramirez, Jared Lara, Rob Emerson, Jared "J-Rock" Rollins and Romie Adanza. It is at Team Oyama where he built a well rounded know