Muay Thai

[CVanessa]

Is there anybody into muay thai training?

[mondaymorningquarterback]

http://muaythai.sg/forum/muay-thai-disc ... nd-schools

[vink]

I did the beginner's course at BXG. Will be enrolling for the intermediate courses after I come back from my vacation.

Is there anybody into muay thai training?

[CVanessa]

I did the beginner's course at BXG. Will be enrolling for the intermediate courses after I come back from my vacation.

Is there anybody into muay thai training?

Hello vink

How was it?? it was your first time doing it?


I've been training for more than 1 years and half in Portugal, guess i should skip the beginners course, or you think is a good idea to make it?

I stop training by the end of july and the weather here is killing, I jump the rope in the morning and i got so hot that i feel like my brain is going to melt, running outside i get tired much faster... i think i should start slowly to get use to the humidity and temperature so i don't mind to start with soft classes, but beginners are soft or just basic?

[Mummi1983_DK]

Hi, try to look here http://evolve-mma.com/ they have 2 centres here in SG.

One in Pomo mall already opened, and one in Far East Sq. not opened yet, but according to there homepage why will open in a couple of weeks. I was by the one in Far East Sq, there are still workers in there, but it looks close to finished.

[gl456]

evolve may be decent but the price is outrageous. 300SGD a month.

Look into Hilltop or BXG; both are cheaper and better alternatives.

[nyc4ever]

i've been a student at evolve for the last 3 months. tons of classes all day every day - so its convenient for my schedule. it has the reputation of being the best (take a look at the instructor bios) and i can't argue with it so far. the negative is that the price is not that cheap. but i'm super happy.