What Muay Thai Gym Should I Train At In Thailand?
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- All the best Muay Thai fighters come out of one place... Thailand. Everyone wants to train in the birthplace of Muay Thai. I will tell you how.
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What is the best Muay Thai gym in Thailand?
What Muay Thai camp should I train at in Thailand?
These are the most common questions I get when it comes to traveling, training and fighting in Thailand. Since it's such a common question -- and since it's not an easy answer -- I decided to make this video breaking down the 5 key factors to consider when choosing which gym to train at in Thailand.
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5 Key Factors When Choosing A Muay Thai Gym In Thailand
#1. The Location 📍
Want hardcore training in the mecca of Muay Thai? Try Bangkok.
Enjoy the beaches and some down time? Phuket might be best.
Like a blend of city and mountains? Then try Chiang Mai!
There are also other places to try like Pattaya, Isaan, Koh Samui, Pai, Hua Hin and others.
#2. The Trainers 🏆
You travel all the way to Thailand to get the best training possible. And to get the best training possible, you need the best TRAINERS!
How Do I Know If My Trainer Is Any Good?
www.muay-thai-guy.com/blog/ho...
How To Recognize A Good (Or Bad) Muay Thai Coach
www.muay-thai-guy.com/blog/re...
#3. Training Partners 🏋
Iron sharpens iron. You need to be surrounded by motivated, passionate individuals if you want to get the most out of your training.
#4. The Atmosphere 😀
Every gym has a different vibe to it. Some are super intense and serious, others are more laid back and relaxed. Understanding your goals and what you need to improve and enjoy your experience in Thailand is important to know when considering which gym to choose.
#5. The Facilities 🏟
Do you want a nice looking gym that has state-of-the-art facilities? Or would you appreciate the bare necessities and the rugged feel to some more old school gyms?
Does the gym offer other classes like MMA, yoga or strength and conditioning? Do they have on-site accommodation, a pool, a restaurant and other services? These are all things to consider!
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🇹🇭How To Book Your Muay Thai Training Experience 🇹🇭
There are a few different options to booking your Muay Thai experience in Thailand:
Uptrek (uptrek.com/experiences/transf...) -- This travel company offers a huge category of different training camp experiences in Thailand, plus they are very convenient, easy-to-use and customer friendly.
Thailand Training Camps (www.thailandtrainingcamp.com) -- I host Muay Thai camps all around Thailand (Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Koh Phangan). These experiences are very group-oriented where we go to fight nights together, explore nearby attractions, attend team BBQ's and much more.
Book Directly With The Gym -- Contact the gym you're interested in attending to sort out the finer details directly with them!
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My Top Thailand Muay Thai Gym Recommendations
Keep in mind I have NOT gone to all of these gyms, but have talked to friends, training partners and other fighters who have highly recommended them:
Bangkok
* PKSaenchai
* FA Group
* Petchyindee
* Khongsittha
* Sitmonchai
* Sitsongpeenong
* Yokkao
Phuket
* Revolution
* Ruthless Fight Center
* Sinbi
* Phuket King
Chiang Mai
* Team Quest
* Lanna
* Hongthong
* Bangarang
* Charn Chai (Pai)
Other Gyms
* Diamond (Koh Phangan)
* Super Pro (Koh Samui)
* Sitjaopho (Hua Hin)
* Petchrungruang (Pattaya)
* Wor Wattanaya (Isan)
* Venum Training Center (Pattaya)
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What is the best Muay Thai gym in Thailand?
What Muay Thai camp should I train at in Thailand?
These are the most common questions I get when it comes to traveling, training and fighting in Thailand. Since it's such a common question -- and since it's not an easy answer -- I decided to make this video breaking down the 5 key factors to consider when choosing which gym to train at in Thailand.
=======================================
5 Key Factors When Choosing A Muay Thai Gym In Thailand
#1. The Location 📍
Want hardcore training in the mecca of Muay Thai? Try Bangkok.
Enjoy the beaches and some down time? Phuket might be best.
Like a blend of city and mountains? Then try Chiang Mai!
There are also other places to try like Pattaya, Isaan, Koh Samui, Pai, Hua Hin and others.
#2. The Trainers 🏆
You travel all the way to Thailand to get the best training possible. And to get the best training possible, you need the best TRAINERS!
How Do I Know If My Trainer Is Any Good?
www.muay-thai-guy.com/blog/ho...
How To Recognize A Good (Or Bad) Muay Thai Coach
www.muay-thai-guy.com/blog/re...
#3. Training Partners 🏋
Iron sharpens iron. You need to be surrounded by motivated, passionate individuals if you want to get the most out of your training.
#4. The Atmosphere 😀
Every gym has a different vibe to it. Some are super intense and serious, others are more laid back and relaxed. Understanding your goals and what you need to improve and enjoy your experience in Thailand is important to know when considering which gym to choose.
#5. The Facilities 🏟
Do you want a nice looking gym that has state-of-the-art facilities? Or would you appreciate the bare necessities and the rugged feel to some more old school gyms?
Does the gym offer other classes like MMA, yoga or strength and conditioning? Do they have on-site accommodation, a pool, a restaurant and other services? These are all things to consider!
=======================================
🇹🇭How To Book Your Muay Thai Training Experience 🇹🇭
There are a few different options to booking your Muay Thai experience in Thailand:
Uptrek (www.uptrek.com) -- This travel company offers a huge category of different training camp experiences in Thailand, plus they are very convenient, easy-to-use and customer friendly.
Thailand Training Camps (www.thailandtrainingcamp.com) -- I host Muay Thai camps all around Thailand (Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Koh Phangan). These experiences are very group-oriented where we go to fight nights together, explore nearby attractions, attend team BBQ's and much more.
Book Directly With The Gym -- Contact the gym you're interested in attending to sort out the finer details directly with them!
=======================================
My Top Thailand Muay Thai Gym Recommendations
Keep in mind I have NOT gone to all of these gyms, but have talked to friends, training partners and other fighters who have highly recommended them:
Bangkok
* PKSaenchai
* FA Group
* Petchyindee
* Khongsittha
* Sitmonchai
* Sitsongpeenong
* Yokkao
Phuket
* Revolution
* Ruthless Fight Center
* Sinbi
* Phuket King
Chiang Mai
* Team Quest
* Lanna
* Hongthong
* Bangarang
* Charn Chai (Pai)
Other Gyms
* Diamond (Koh Phangan)
* Super Pro (Koh Samui)
* Sitjaopho (Hua Hin)
* Petchrungruang (Pattaya)
* Wor Wattanaya (Isan)
* Venum Training Center (Pattaya)
Thailand Training Camps === www.thailandtrainingcamp.com
Muay Thai Gym Experiences === www.uptrek.com/experiences/transformative/muay-thai
Hey can you dp more Maui thai combos i love them plz
your a. Hero keep up the good work
Yes I will do more in the future
@@seanfagan thank you sir. Also what are your thoughts on the art of nine limbs in Myanmar with no gloves
@@anitasmith815 It's a crazy sport!
Respect, Sean for shouting Sylvie she's been under the radar for a while.
Sylvie is a gangster!
IS YOUR MA AND PA RELATED
Sylvie is hardcore, and pretty much the reason I got into Muay Thai after randomly seeing one of her fight analysis vids.
Sean is the best back in 2014 I went to train in Thailand i messaged him on Facebook when i used it and asked for tips and within 30 mins he replied to me and gave some good tips thanks again Sean 👍👍👍
Thanks so much Aaron! Happy to help 🙏
I trained at Fairtex in Pattaya. I had a great experience! Probably a bit more expensive than other gyms, but you can be an Average Joe training alongside pro fighters! You get a chance to see what the proper technique looks like from the pros. Lots of foreigners there too! Friendly staff, and clean facilities!
Sounds like a great experience! I've heard Fairtex is a quality gym as well. Thanks for your suggestion 🙏
I really want to train there. Do you know if they offer a Muay Thai visa to train there?
@@smokeyb7120 I'm not sure. I was there for a few weeks for work, and I trained when I had free time.
@@therealmrpdjones Thank you. I saw after commenting that they do, well they at least advertised it on their Instagram in an old post. I plan to visit Thailand later this year, so I might do a couple trainings to see what it's like.
Hey Sean! This is Stefano. It was awesome to meeting you a couple days ago in Salad Beach. Thanks for being a great guy and for posting this awesome videos. Keep it up! Cheers
Nice meeting you! Hope your vacation is going well 🙏🌴
Only went to Thailand once to train and I settled on Sitjaopho. Extremely glad I did as everyone there made it a great experience. Glad to see it is on your recommended list!
They have some of the cleanest technique out there! I know a number of people who have enjoyed their time there and have come back completely different fighters.
Sean thank you for putting this together! I personally wouldn't mind going to an old school gym behind the bike shop is the training quality is there❤
Sean Fagan...I salute you for your life style. I mean that in a very positive way. You have worked very hard to become a master at your craft. Being able to live in an environment like Thailand and open up your skills and knowledge through the internet to people of all levels. I plan on attending a Muay Thai camp in near future. Thanks for all the great information...keep doing what you do, your an inspiration to many...👍👍
Thanks for this video. I'm moving to Thailand next summer. This helped a lot.
Awesome! Wishing you the best of luck with your move 🙏
Great and simpple overview for everybody who wish to come to do Muay Thai training in Thailand!
Glad you enjoyed it Timo, thanks for the love!
i have alot of thai family in thailand, so i go every 2 years for around 1 month or up to 2. i really want to be able to train whilst seeing family, thanks for this video dude!
why would anyone give this video a thumbs down? its just a wealth of info... Thanks @Sean Fagan for making this video. Love to watch your channel and content.
I appreciate the love!!
Spot on advice, great content, as always!
Thanks so much Eamon!
I appreciate it this my friend has been teaching me for a year and well we want to take our training to a whole new level so we would love to go visit
My friend went to Lamai Muaythai Camp. Excellent camp. One of the trainers moved to the UK briefly and I trained with him for about a year and can vouch for the quality of training I received when he was my PT. Surprised that camp wasn't mentioned
Didn't knew this was a real thing Muay Thai vacations!
Very interesting definitely gonna look at the provides sites :)!
Oh hell yea it is! Hope to see you at one in the future :)
I'm considering studying abroad for the last semester of my undergraduate program. I train Muay Thai right now. I was originally focused on Spain but I'm considering Thailand because of the Muay Thai opportunity and because of the entrepreneurial digital nomad culture. Choices... 🤔
Sounds like some good options you have 😉
There’s a great Muay Thai scene in Madrid and Barcelona by the way. I trained at Killer Bees Muay Thai Academy under Alberth Dias (Bellator MMA/Pro Muay Thai fighter) and it was amazing, extremely high level gym. With many talented fighters. I was definitely one of the worst ones there 🤣
@@bga_29 mma fighter? lol he probably has a low level muay thai
Hey two years later , did you ever go thailand and if so do you still train muaythai?
Great video mate. A friend of mine asked about advice about this, and I gave him a link to this video.
Thanks for spreading the love 🙏
One of the best videos I have ever seen about recommendations... You have your own gym but show your thoughts about that topic so transparent that I clearly see you don't do that just to promote yourself what is kinda rare. Also the big variety of options you give and explanations is very nice. I really hate these types of trainers who only talk about thier own gyms to make big money though. Its very refreshing that you are not one of these
Why is every video you release the best shit ever? Dude is always on 💯
Haha thanks man I appreciate the love!
Sean, thank GOD I stumbled upon you. My son is 17 and came into Muay Thai last year. He is utterly taken by the sport and has had three fights already and is looking to come to Thailand this year for one month. This is SO informative. Would love to know if this info is still applicable. Gonna get in touch ASAP.
did your son make a decision? mines 19 and wants to go
Been training in Thailand for 20 years and am very surprised that you didn't even have TMT as an honorable mention, let alone one of the top gyms. It is def my personal go-to in Phuket
Great video, thank you. Very informative.
Glad you liked it, thanks for watching!
Thank you very much Kru for all of your knowledge.
You're very welcome 👊🙏
Great video, thanks for the information. If possible I'd love to see a video for where I can train Muay Boran as well. I've been to Chiang Mai and trained at Santai.
Great vid
Thank you for this video! I've been looking all over the net at gyms, reading reviews, etc and this is a great source of info. I've also been eyeballing your camp coming up this March but seeing as I'm in Miami I may check out the camp in Costa Rica. Hell, maybe even both because I'm definitely eager to learn Muay Thai.
Awesome man, hope to see you at one of the trips sometime in the future!
Sean Fagan Yessir we're def gonna link up soon. I was looking at a lot of the gym schedules in Thailand and would you agree that the training camps seem to go way harder than the normal gym programs you receive when attending a gym as a regular patron? Seems like one normally gets about 2-4 hours of training a day but your training camps seem like it's a good 7 or 8 hours of training a day.
@@southernarawak5699 No we definitely don't do 7-8 hours a day of training, typically we do 4-5 hours. It's still the same amount of training but with our group we focus on quality training with a cohesive group atmosphere. We also do more technical training than usual as well.
Great survey of all the diff types. I love hiking so Chiang mai it'll be!
Talk about timing, my mate and I are heading down for a few weeks to train in Chiang Mai, Phuket and BKK in Feb/March, as well as exploring. This video literally answered some questions that I had haha. Thanks man!
Haha that's awesome! Happy to help 🙏
Check out Spirit of Siam in Chiang Mai. Sean's friend Paul has trained there. The trainer is really good.
@@astabooty Thanks! Looking into it now, have you trained there?
Wow great Video!
I ve been only once in thailand and I trained 2 months at rawai muay thai in thailand. very few distractions but you can still go out and explore nature or a bit of nightlife. TRhe training was rly good. it is a good mixture of thais training there and farangs. they take good care of the beginners but can also push you to your limits. ive met alot of nice people there. 10/10 would recommend but I will also try out more gyms in the future!
Hey man that sound dope! Did you have any fight whilst there?
@@kristiyanindzhev6454 they offered me a fight but no I was too shy/scared. I will fight in germany soon and next time when I can stay a couple months in thailand I will definetly fight in Thailand.
@@leonng6699 oh I understand! Fighting in Germany should be cool too :)
When did go to train in Thailand?
these videos are great thanks Sean
You got it Phil 👊
I trained at Tiger Muay Thai in '08 and loved it.I want to go back to Thailand again next year and tra in at Sinbi.
That sounds awesome!
Great video man. You can offer a of value to peoples lives maybe promote your camp at start of your videos.
Thanks for the video bud
I like your vids , I’m planning a trip next month or so
Thank you so much for this vid.
If in Pai check out Charn Chai Muay Thai with Khru Bee. North West Thailand beautiful surroundings, inexpensive and fantastic training.
Great video
I'm Thai and your contents is quality 🙏 keep it on
PS.i like how you called it "Isaan" instead of "North-East" 🤣👍
Went to Ruthless. Was definitely one of the best gyms in phuket. Training was an hour and a half and cheaper and harder than most commercial gyms. Full on authentic experience. While I was running and skipping to warm up, trainer was cooking his breakfast and doing he washing while the roster was chilling out 😂. They know their shit and pick up on a the little details you are missing. Next to no English though. But you get what they are going on about. Not for beginners.
Muaythai lopburi with Kruya. Muay boran lopburi.. small little gym with an old school atmosphere.. trained there for 5 months.. was awesome!!
I love your maui thai combos can you do more plz
Dope video bro!
Thank you. Love from India 🇮🇳
This video is 3 years ago. We need an updated one to keep up with the gyms in Thailand
Agreed . Very interested. Although this video was awesome in terms of presentation and information. 👍🏾
I love love your channel dude very informative. my 17 year old son just started muaythai and loves it. We are in jersey so there’s not a lot of high quality gyms here. Is taking a trip to your camp available all year around ?
Great video Sean. Hope to be able to meet you in person and training together in the event u organise in the near future. :)
Would be great to meet you at a camp in the future!
Love this thank you so much
Happy to help!
Good job Sean.
Thank you Michal!
great vid
Yo! Sitmonchai is a fantastic gym! Some legendary fighters there!
The best video ever. On this subject
Thanks so much!
Edit! Hua Hin is not in the cheapest list. It's where old expats and rich Bangkokians go for a beach break. That being said it's a great place :)
Definitely going to check out Chiang Mai or Bankok, my dream is to fight in Thailand. One day.
Sitpholek muay thai and gym in pattaya is a nice and not so expensiv gym.
They have rooms for rent and a restaurante as well.
Very nice in training.. doesn't size matter of a fighter in sport.. keep up the hard work.
I lived several 20 years plus, in🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭and trained in 😉Pattaya/Sidyothong and Sitpholek and later in Nakhon Ratchasima at Suraranaree Camp.
Nice! Sounds like a good time. Sityodthong is a gym I forgot to mention. Definitely a high level gym 🥊
I need to come to one of these camps
I would recommend O.Sansuk Gym in Pattaya as well. It has a great family atmosphere and the training is high level. Its also not very far from the Max Muay Thai Stadium and the owner has a really good relationship with them, so it can be good for those that want to get a fight at that stadium and continue to improve.
I’ll have to stop by there one day!
@@seanfagan absolutely, you'd be very much welcomed
Hey Sean, Ryan here. Good luck with your upcoming camp here in Chiang Mai.
I appreciate that! Should be fun 🙏
@@seanfagan If you're looking to add some ink send me a message on Facebook 👍
Hey Sean, great video mate!
Question, I am pretty much a beginner, never done any sparring only bagwork.
Would you recommend inexperienced people to train in Thailand?
Cheers!
You speak clearly without excess words. 25 and still in the rat race but hopefully I can book a package with your team.
I lived in Ko Tao for a while (working as a dive instructor, just for fun). Somehow, despite enjoying watching the MT fights I never trained there. Would love to go back for a chilled gym that will suit a soft TaeKwonDo practitioner like me.
Awesome hopefully we’ll see you back in the land of smiles in the future!
Hi there Sean, would you recommend AKA Thailand? Considering staying in Thailand for a few months during my gap year. Hoping to train for MMA but I have already been training Muay Thai for a year, and am quite a quick learner. Thanks!
Thanks a lot
Thanks for this nice video 📹 and valuable content. But please can you clarify why you did not recommend tiger muaythai gym in phuket?
Good tips thanks.. I‘m going to Thailand with a 10 year break, many things has changed to the good and bad side.. I book 1 week at Sinbi, it looks for me best in the jungel of Muay Thai in Phuket... But i stay befor in bangkok, i plan to go in Fight Club Bkk, what you think about ??? Or better to pattaya at Petchunrang gym ?
Cherrs 🤟🏼
Thanks
Great video mate . Why has Jitti gym went down in people’s opinions ? Used to be highly touted with Liam Harrison going there regularly now I’ve seen loads of bad reviews recently online
Trained at Jitty’s gym Bangkok (Rachada) and it was excellent training and super friendly but really hardcore. Roof was just a simple metallic sheet, which amplified the heat tenfold. Morning jogs were done in busy suffocating polluted streets, accommodation was wayyy old school, particularly hard with the heat and mosquitoes for any farang out there. Yet it was an unforgettable experience. However if I ever go back, will def choose a location closer to nature...I think it’s way better for the body and mind...of course i was no pro so getting a gig in Lumpinee isn’t the criteria anyway! One thing is sure, nothing beats training twice a day in Thailand
Sounds like some old school style of training there! Yea BKK has never been my favorite spot, but it's always a good place to get some quality training and a true "thai" experience in. Thanks for sharing your experience!
Thank you for sharing 🤙🏿
I'm attracted to the humble, passionate communal training culture of Thailand Muy Thai gyms, open indoor-outdoor spaces with high ceilings, and variety of training and classes. But I'm a juggler.
Would I be welcomed to primarily self-train at one of these gyms with my juggling equipment?
Aloha!
6:40 "i have other things I would like to achieve in this life"
stay hungry
What about Banchamek gym in Chiang Mai? Any thoughts about Buakaw's gym. Thanks man! Keep up the good work!
I haven't been there personally but my friend has and made this video >>> th-cam.com/video/OV6X1VgV0W4/w-d-xo.html
Would love to train over there for a 3months with you at your gym!!!! Just wouldn't know how much to save up (money) would love to see the beaches, train hard, and have at least one fight before I leave Thailand!!!
I'll see if I can make a video on how much it costs to train in Thailand
Sean, I always read about Bangkok having the toughest and more hardcore gyms. Could you talk more on that? It is about the training or the atmosphere?
Both that's where the best and most elite Muay Thai fighter compete.But you still have gyms that are very accommodating to foreigners like khongsitta gym
Which Lanna gym is it that you're recommending in Chiang Mai? There are 2 that pop up "Lanna Gym" and "Lanna Muay Thai". I'm a woman so definitely more interested in Chiang Mai to train. Thanks for the thorough video!
Great vid. Know any good gyms in Udon?
Great video do some of these gyms offer, 1yr visas for students who want to train
Hi Sean, I am planning on training in Thailand next year, I really like the sound of your training camps, but I wanted to stay for at least six weeks, maybe eight. I was hoping to have some fights while I'm there too. Are there longer training camps, or just the four week option?
Hey Michael, we only offer 4 week camps but you are more than welcome to continue staying at the gym we host the camps at for longer if you'd like. We have had a number of people do that in the past and it's worked out great. We can help organize that for you or you can do it on your own, it's up to you. If you have any other questions don't hesitate to ask!
@@seanfagan you've sold me. I will see you around June/July next year. I was planning on going to Tiger Muay Thai, but I think your camps sound like they're more suited to what I'm looking for. Now I just have to build up my cardio and bank account. Ha.
Hey Sean.... I have an important question that might be overlooked in your video? How well do they speak English at these Muay Thai camps? I'm sure it varies from region to region?..any tips or suggestions to help with any language barriers?
Most gyms/trainers have a basic understanding of english. The rest is body language and playing charades 😂
Is there a training camp in Thailand for adults who never did muay thai before and where we can learn the basics i.e. a basic beginner course ?
Hey Sean, which Training gym you shall recommend for first timers (Muay Thai)., we ( me and my female friend) might be travelling to Koh-Phangan and would like to train for 1-2 days (maybe, 1 hour per day) so that I can get an idea about it, I do train in kickboxing and MMA (beginner), as I will be vacationing so really looking forward for this. where its safe for females too.
I will come in your training camp in october
Awesome sounds good!
WMC in Lamia on Kuh Samai!
The pads hit back!
Moving to Thailand next year, final location is still undecided. I'm a big Buakaw fan. Do you have any first hand experience with Banchamek gym? I know it's a little "dated" looking but I don't need to feel like I'm walking into Tiger Muay Thai either.
Banchamek gym is the best
That’s the white temple in Chiang rai but great video!
Yes it was!
Krabi got a underrated Muay Thai scene.
Would it be a good idea to travel and train their if I’m outta shape trying to get in shape? Also I plan on staying for a month.
What camp do you highly recommend for a young amateur mma fighter looking to improve his Muay Thai to the next level but also want to keep my mma up as well I plan to be a pro mma fighter within the next year or 2, I might go to Thailand for atleast a month maybe longer 3-6 months depending I want somewhere where I can train and stay at the camp with a good regimen good atmosphere and good healthy food maybe with diet meal plans just all around best bang for my buck not necessarily looking for the cheapest just the best bang for buck with really good Muay Thai training lots of 1 on 1 and really good mma training as well please and thanks.
yr gym is the best
My dream is to go to tiger Muay Thai after I graduate highschool but it’s so expensive for a year. And I need to buy a flight+rent and my dream is to be a pro kickboxer and I’m hoping I can still work and train there. I want to go to my grandpas home country and see more of my cultures background
sitjaopho Muay Thai is the best for me , plus Hua Hin is a good place to stay 🇹🇭
Yes everyone I've spoken to speaks highly of Sitjaopho
how about phuket top team?
AKA, Tiger, and Top Team are the best on the island idk why he didn't mention them
@@Devin5094 maybe cuz they're too main stream?
He did mention it at 1:52
@@Devin5094 The best ? Their over crowded tourist traps where you get treated as a number
@@ORIGINOLINDIVIDUAL only Tiger or am i wrong ?
Isaan home of 80% of Thailand's best fighters.
They breed some beasts out there!
No bangkok fighter are da best.
@@fcommentt6830 oh yeah who???
Thanks for the video, really inspiring and helpful!! You just forgot a sixth key factor... Tinder scene!!! :))) I know in Phuket it worked like a charm but what about the others??? Looking forward to some feedback :D
I'm not sure my wife would be too happy about me reviewing tinder around Thailand 😂
@@seanfagan Fair enough!! 😂😂😂😂
Hey brother loved this video btw i have been training for about a year on and off and i know this video is suppose to help me choose bit what would u reccomend truly
I am on a budget
I want to train hard but i don't wanna kill each other in sparring and just get beat up all day
And i am wondering how much it would be to train for 2 months
Food accommodations gym and any other cost really would love an answer i am ready to train march 2020
I wrote a whole book breaking this stuff down >>> Thailand Guide eBook: Travel, Train, Fight === shop.nakmuaynation.com/product/thailand-guide-travel-train-fight/
I hear Manop Gym is pretty new but believe it will become the best Gym in Chiang Mai.
Diamond Muay Thai is a dream place =)
DMT is the place to be!
@@seanfagan Joe Rogan: "Someone say DMT!?!?"
@@TheHighFlys 😂😂
Aight Master