Omar Neffati
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Omar Neffati is a Tunisian combat-sports coach and former kickboxing competitor. He is the founder of ON Fight School, a combat-sports school established in 2021. Neffati has coached athletes in kickboxing and other combat sports, including young competitors.
Career
Neffati began coaching in 2014, according to material published by ON Fight School. His coaching work has included technical training, physical preparation and competition preparation in combat sports.[1]
In November 2025, the Tunisian newspaper Kapitalis identified Neffati as the coach of Tunisian kickboxer Mourad Ghaddab. The article reported that Ghaddab, aged 12, won a world kickboxing title in the Schools category at the World Clubs World Champion competition held in Trapani, Sicily, Italy. Kapitalis also described Neffati as a former kickboxing champion.[2]
Coaching
Neffati's published coaching methodology emphasizes individualized assessment and progression. According to material published by ON Fight School, his approach considers a student's sporting background, objectives, physical characteristics and psychological profile when determining a training pathway.[1]
The methodology includes technical instruction, physical preparation, theoretical education, psychological preparation and progressive evaluation. It describes training pathways ranging from beginner to professional levels.[1]
ON Fight
In 2021, Neffati founded ON Fight School. The school provides training in boxing, kickboxing, Muay Thai, mixed martial arts and Brazilian jiu-jitsu, alongside programmes for children and athletes at different levels.[1]
The school's published material describes its approach as combining combat-sports training with educational and personal-development elements.[1]
References
1. ["Kick boxing | Le Tunisien Mourad Ghaddab remporte son 1er titre mondial à 12 ans"]. Kapitalis. 30 November 2025. The article identifies Omar Neffati as Mourad Ghaddab's coach and describes him as a former kickboxing champion.[2]
External links
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 "ON Fight School — Méthodologie pédagogique". ON Fight School. Retrieved 5 October 2026.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 "Kick boxing | Le Tunisien Mourad Ghaddab remporte son 1er titre mondial à 12 ans". Kapitalis. Retrieved Kapitalis. Unknown parameter
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