“Everyone has a plan until you get punched in the face.”

Mike Tyson

You can tell a lot about a man by how he shows up in the ring.

Some men come in swinging wild.

Overaggressive. Out of control.

Trying to dominate instead of staying composed.

Some shrink back.

Always on the retreat.

Afraid to make a mistake. Afraid to get hit.

Stuck in hesitation instead of stepping forward.

Some struggle to breathe.

The moment intensity arrives, they lose themselves.

Eyes close. Body tightens. Agreements disappear.

And then some men rise.

Not because they fight well,

but because they stay present when everything in them wants to run.

This is what we explore at Ubud Fight Club.

Once the gloves are on, something shifts.

The room changes. The energy changes.

What was familiar becomes unfamiliar, and your patterns come to the surface.

Here you get to meet these parts honestly.

The fear. The aggression. The freeze. The instinct to overprove.

The instinct to disappear.

You step into this with a brother, not against him.

Two men meeting each other in conscious combat, testing their edges while staying connected through the process.

There is something powerful that happens when two men meet in conscious combat.

When they face pressure together.

When they breathe, stand, clash, and keep their agreements.

It brings men closer.

Not further apart.

This is where you learn how you truly show up under pressure.

So you can understand it, work with it, and grow from it.

You do not need fighting experience.

What matters is your readiness to look at yourself and meet whatever rises.

If something in you is curious… or ready…

Step in