One movement.
Many frequencies.
Create. Inspire. Move.

Before DKB

I felt that most fitness brands only cared about themselves — that as instructors, we were just another number. They seemed more focused on their own financial gain than on our physical and mental growth. There is often a feeling that some people are favored, or that if you spend more money, you become more visible.

Finding it

When I first learned about DKB, the first thing I loved was the fusion it offers. Combining dance and kickboxing was, for me, the perfect combination. Then, when I realized that the creator of the brand was a woman, my admiration grew even more. Getting to know her and learning that she is such a genuine and caring person who makes you feel special was truly important to me. Honestly, that is what won me over.

Meeting Angie

The day our coach came to León, Mexico, I was so excited — until then I had only spoken with her over the phone. When I finally met her, I felt the same excitement as when you are about to meet your favorite artist: full of emotion, adrenaline, even wanting to cry. I went there alone, without knowing anyone. I didn’t even know the city of León, but my excitement was so strong that I didn’t care about going somewhere unfamiliar just to see her and enjoy her class.

“I simply thank God for giving me the opportunity not only to discover DKB, but also to meet this wonderful woman who constantly inspires me.”

Before DKB

My fitness journey was different. I enjoyed exercising and was always looking for new ways to stay active, but I felt like something was missing — something that would truly challenge me and help me connect more deeply with myself. At times I experienced doubts, fatigue, and my routine began to feel repetitive.

After DKB

When DKB came into my life, I discovered a new passion. I found a fitness method filled with energy, discipline, strength and fun. It helped me believe in myself more, feel more confident, and give my very best in every workout. Today, DKB is not only a part of my athletic life — it represents growth, motivation, and the desire to inspire others to feel strong and capable of achieving anything they set their minds to.

Every workout teaches me that there are no limits when we work with passion and consistency. DKB is not just a fitness program — it is a lifestyle that inspires me to overcome my fears, take care of my body, and strengthen my mind.

“Thanks to DKB, I am now a braver, more positive and motivated woman, committed to continuing to grow every day.”

The masterclass

About three or four years ago I attended a master class where I met the creator, Angie Huingo. From there I went on to complete the certification, which I absolutely loved. What impressed me most was that, despite everything seeming to go against her that day — the power went out, there were several setbacks and many unexpected challenges — her determination and desire to teach all of us who were there never faded. She was willing to do whatever it took to make it happen. At that moment I said to myself, “I want to be like her.”

What it meant

At the time, I was going through a deep depression. Seeing someone who had traveled from so far away and still refused to give up became a powerful example for me. I saw a woman with incredible resilience, immense strength, and an unwavering spirit that never quits easily.

After DKB FIT

I have felt like an empowered woman. I have been able to grow and lead my own academy because I learned not to give up and to remain persistent in achieving my goals. One of those goals is helping more women move forward in life and believe in themselves.

“It teaches you to become stronger every day, both physically and mentally.”

Before DKB

I hold a 7th Dan black belt and have trained in martial arts since I was four years old. My career has been in science and healthcare — a degree in Biological Sciences, certification in Medical Assisting, five roles across cardiology, pediatrics and medical research, and then five years teaching at the same college where I had graduated.

Then, in April 2026, everything changed. I woke up one morning unable to breathe properly and with intense pain in my mid-back. I was admitted for three days while doctors ran CT scans and MRIs. The results revealed multiple disc bulges and several discs that were close to herniation. Surgery was not necessary, but epidural injections were being recommended as the next step. Because of my medical background, I understood that these would likely serve as temporary relief rather than address the root cause. When I first went to the hospital, I felt as though I was breathing at only 40% capacity.

The turning point

A close friend recommended that I see Angie Huingo for neuromuscular therapy. From the very beginning, her knowledge and understanding of the human body stood out to me. Her ability to assess muscles, nerves, attachments and movement patterns was incredibly detailed and precise, and she was able to identify years of accumulated tension and dysfunction caused by injuries, chronic strain and physical stress.

After my first sessions with Angie, my breathing improved to 85–90%. By the third session, I had regained 100% breathing capacity, and it remained stable. For the first time in a long time, I could breathe deeply again. I could walk normally, bend down comfortably, and move without fear or restriction.

Finding DKB

As I continued healing and attending physical therapy, I gradually enrolled in Dance Kickboxing. I was immediately impressed by the emphasis on body alignment, core strength, movement quality and functional healing. Healing was no longer just about reducing pain or treating symptoms. It became about restoring balance, improving alignment, building strength, and retraining the body to move the way it was designed to move.

One word

I had adapted to living with tension, restriction and discomfort for so long that it had become my normal. As my body began to realign, it felt as though communication within my body was being restored. Areas that had been restricted for years were reconnecting, and with that reconnection came something deeper: inner peace.

“This journey became more than recovery. It became an awakening.”