Team
The people in your corner.
Vaughn
Head Coach & Co-founder
Muay Thai Victoria official judge
- Years training
- 10
- USA, Canada & Australia
- Fights
- 12
- 9 amateur fights, 3 professional fights
Vaughn brings ten years of Muay Thai experience and continues to develop his own training at Eight Blade Warriors under Superboy.
His coaching is technical and demanding, but also relaxed, supportive and individual. He pays close attention to the person in front of him, understanding when someone needs support and when they’re capable of being pushed further.
From first-time beginners to fighters preparing for competition, his focus is on helping people progress while keeping the enjoyment in training.
Born and raised in Trinidad and Tobago, Vaughn brings his Caribbean roots to One Love, from the reggae playing in the gym to the relaxed atmosphere that sits alongside disciplined training.
Natalia
Co-founder
Member Experience
- Years training
- 2
Natalia co-founded One Love with Vaughn, bringing her own experience of Muay Thai and a focus on the community around it. Born in Colombia and raised in London, she grew up across different cultures and communities, shaping her vision for a gym where people from different backgrounds could come together through training.
Having trained Muay Thai for two years, Natalia wanted One Love to be somewhere people could train seriously, challenge themselves and feel part of something larger than themselves.
Nick
Coach
- Years training
- 5
- Fights
- 3
- 3 amateur fights
Nick understands that people come to Muay Thai for different reasons and respond to training in different ways. Whether it’s confidence, fitness or competition, he pays attention to the individual rather than expecting everyone to train or progress in the same way.
His experience competing shapes a coaching style that is patient, considered and adaptable.
Mitch
Coach
- Years training
- 4
- Fights
- 2
- 1 amateur fight, 1 interclub
Mitch came to Muay Thai after finishing up with other sports and looking for something different. What started as a couple of classes a week quickly became four or five, then PTs, interclubs and his first amateur fight. He likes that Muay Thai can be taken seriously without losing the enjoyment of training. That carries into his coaching, whether someone is there to get fit, improve their technique or eventually compete.
Claudia
Coach
- Years training
- 5
- Fights
- 3
- 3 interclubs
Claudia remembers exactly what it felt like to walk in unsure and inexperienced, and that memory shapes how she coaches today. Five years of training and three interclub fights have given her a perspective on Muay Thai that’s less about fighting and more about learning, growing and finding your place in the sport. She brings a playful, positive energy to the mats and a real gift for putting beginners at ease.