Kru Edy Ngamkhao has been teaching for the past 20+ years and considers himself a student first and foremost. His muay thai studies began at an early age of 7 in the garage with his dad Anantha Ngamkhao and Uncle Willie. In addition to traveling throughout Thailand training with many respected Muay Thai camps, Kru Edy trains with the legendary Grandmaster Toddy who is considered the world's best Muay Thai trainer. Kru Edy has an extensive background in classical martial arts as well with rankings in Tae Kwon Do, Judo and Kung Fu San Soo. Through the years, Kru Edy has instructed many professionals from Paul "The Head Hunter" Buentello, Heath "Texas Crazy Horse" Herring and many more. As a professional trainer, He brings his experience and passion for the sport and has made it his main focus of passing his knowledge onto his students and hopes to lead them to become champions within themselves and not just in the ring. Kru Edy believes: “CHAMPIONS are made when no one is watching”

Justin Brooks has numerous credentials and accomplishments. We will be updating this section shortly to detail them.

Xavier Cepeda is the resident boxing coach. He started training in boxing as a teenager in high school and competed in amateur boxing in college. He has trained with coaches from Texas, New Mexico, Cuba, and Mexico. Xavier coaches with a Mexican style of boxing classified as a boxer/puncher style. One dimensional fighters are only as good as their opposition, thus a boxer must be able to box and also know how to stand and slug. He believes firmly in never putting faith in one style of boxing but rather takes from all styles that which works best. Xavier “el Mago” Cepeda works with amateur, and pro boxers, as well as amateur and pro MMA fighters. The measure of a coach or trainer is in his fighters.

Jason Claunch received his brown belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu from Machado Black Belt Klay Pittman in 2003. He then trained for 2 years at Gracie Barra Virginia Beach under Black Belt Gustavo (Guga) Machado.

Mike Delware has been in Boxing since 1980. He was a Junior Olympic Champion. He was also a Golden Gloves Champion and won the Golden Gloves Outstanding Boxer Award. Mike started Coaching in 1986 and in 1990 opened Venture Boxing / Kickboxing Gym where he was the owner and head coach. He’s trained fighters to compete in the Junior Olympics, Silver Gloves, Golden Gloves, State & National Boxing & Kickboxing Championships with many champions from each competition. Mike received ‘Outstanding Golden Gloves Coach’ 2 times & was honored to be chosen as the Head Coach for the Texas State Golden Gloves Championships. He has worked with fighters at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs and received Olympic style coaching training himself. He has trained and managed many professional fighters including Kickboxing Champion, Steve “The Highlander” Pritchard’ & WBC World Heavyweight Champion, Ross Puritty. Mike is now on the Board of Directors for Amateur Boxing as the Coaches Coordinator for Central Texas. Mike took a break in 2002, to spend more time with his family, but is back coaching & training at XFC. Mike believes: “To Perform Like a CHAMPION, you must train like one!”

Chris Kucharski joined XFC Training Center is the resident wrestling coach. Prior to joining the XFC training center Chris wrestled competitively in numerous open tournaments as a collegiate walk-on at The University of Iowa, followed by briefly competing on the Senior level freestyle circuit with the Gator Wrestling Club. After wrestling Chris transitioned into a high school wrestling coach as well as a freestyle coach at the Southeast Olympic Training Center in the New Orleans, LA area for four years helping train multiple state champions, All-Americans, and future collegiate wrestlers. Coach Kurcharski focuses on fundamentals combined with conditioning and strength training.