The KB-ONE establishment is located in North Vancouver at 110 - Garden & 1st Ave, and has been upgraded from 1.400 square feet to 5,000 square feet with 30 feet high ceilings. The club has a full-matted floor with a professional boxing ring. As well, it is equipped with weight training equipment, cardio machines, bags and Thai pads. Focus mitts, hook and upper wall bags, medicine balls, speed ball. Body opponent bags, a pro shop for all your boxing and kickboxing needs, and a juice bar. All this provides a positive, friendly atmosphere with instructors who are always willing to help keep you on track to achieve your goals. KB-ONE is a unique style of mixed martial arts with exclusive self-defense techniques. The style, developed by Kru Mehdi, is very effective for full contact, Muay Thai (Kickboxing), boxing, and ground fighting competitions. The KB-ONE style, founded by Kru Mehdi, is for people who like to work hard and gain results. KB-ONE is a unique style of mixed martial arts with exclusive self-defense techniques. The style is very effective for full contact, Muay Thai (Kickboxing), boxing, and ground fighting competitions. It is great for men, woman and children ranging from 5 years and up. Learn More about KB-ONE Kru Mehdi, Muay Boran Fight December 9, 2005 Kru Mehdi wins 86kg W.P.M.F. World Title Congratulations Kru Mehdi from all your friends and students. Head Instructor and owner Kru Mehdi Pouroskoui from KB-1 is now the new 86 kg. WPMF Muay Thai Champion! Mehdi won his championship belt via unanimous decision. M.T.I.C. Customer Testimonial "Mehdi's course is one of the best out there. It is a great course because it breaks down everything..." Read More M.T.I.C. Course Beginning April 2009, KB-ONE offers the Muay Thai Instructor Certification Course Levels I, II, III Call Now to Register! 604-984-0947   Vancouver Sun Article on Kru Mehdi Mehdi Pouroskoui displays his muay thai world champion belt in his North Vancouver gym. Pouroskoui won the title in Thailand.... Read the Article Kru Mehdi Cover Story Mehdi Pouroskoui: The World’s Best Unknown Muaythai Fighter Read More at RealFighting.com