Our Team

Our Instructors

Chadrick Turner is a seasoned Muay Thai coach and martial artist with over 30 years of experience in Tang Soo Do, Hapkido, Boxing, and Defensive Tactics. A Texas native from Henderson, he has called Killeen home since 2006.

For the past 19 years, Coach Turner has dedicated himself to Muay Thai, earning a strong reputation for training individuals from all walks of life from hobbyists to high-level professional fighters. He believes that Muay Thai is a discipline accessible to everyone, promoting both physical fitness and personal growth.

Coach Turner’s expertise extends to coaching athletes in prestigious organizations such as WBC Muay Thai, GLORY Kickboxing, IFMA, UFC, and Bellator. He is passionate about advancing the art of Muay Thai and inspiring his students to achieve their full potential, no matter their goals.

William H. Miller is a Copperas Cove native and lifelong martial artist with a passion for teaching and personal development. His training began in 1995 under Sifu Richard Feagin, who served as both mentor and instructor. Under Sifu Feagin’s guidance, William earned his black belt and Si Hing title in 2001, gaining invaluable lessons in confidence, discipline, and turning dreams into reality.

Following Sifu Feagin’s passing, William continued his martial arts journey under Sifu Kevin Clark and other respected instructors, earning his Sifu title in 2018. Under their guidance, he also developed his skills in competitive Chinese Kickboxing, achieving a 7-3 amateur record. Motivated by a lifelong dream, William pursued MMA, earning a 1-0 amateur record, an experience that reinforced his commitment to hard work and dedication.

At FC Iron Dojo, Coach Miller draws from his years of experience to empower students of all ages and skill levels. He is passionate about sharing the transformative power of martial arts, helping each student achieve their personal and athletic goals while cultivating discipline, focus, and confidence.

Taylor James brings over 10 years of experience in child development and holds a degree in Early Childhood Development. With a deep passion for working with children, Taylor has trained in multiple martial arts disciplines and leverages this diverse background to introduce young students to the foundations of martial arts in a safe, engaging, and age appropriate way.

As the lead instructor for the Tiny Tigers program, Coach Taylor focuses on building core skills such as concentration, coordination, and confidence. Their teaching style combines evidence-based child development techniques with martial arts fundamentals, helping students grow in focus, discipline, and self esteem.

Coach Taylor is dedicated to guiding each child to reach their full potential while fostering a fun, supportive environment that encourages a lifelong love for learning, movement, and martial arts.