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Category: Thailand

P.K. Saenchai Muaythaigym [Gym Review]

g – there are close to 40 fighters on their roster. Although not all the fighters are there are the same time, the gym has to be big enough to house them and the non-Thais that come to train.

In Gym ReviewsTags gym review, pk saenchaiPublish DateApril 27, 2022Leave a comment Angela Chang
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Fairtex Training Center [Gym Review]

Walking through the main hall of the Fairtex training center, you’ll find yourself time traveling through Muay Thai history. Framed photos of Yodsanklai, Neungsiam, Jongsanan, and dozens more famous Fairtex fighters line the walls.

And, next to them, posters of the new generation: Saemapetch, Ferrari, and others. To little surprise, most prominently featured are the fight photos, hand wraps, and ONE Championship belts of Stamp Fairtex. It’s no secret that Fairtex has a rich history of influence in MuayThai, and you’ll feel its magnitude from your very first walk through the gym. 

In Gym Reviews, ThailandTags fairtex, fairtex training center, gym review, muay thai camp review, muay thai gym review, stamp fairtexPublish DateFebruary 28, 2022Leave a comment Kennedy Petersen

Gym Etiquette in Thailand

Gym etiquette in Thailand’s Muay Thai camps can be different than what you’re used to. Some may even take you by surprise. The last thing you want to do is to come off rude by accident. Don’t worry, we all make mistakes. But the more knowledge you’re equipped with, the fewer mistakes you’ll make – especially the serious ones.

In Muay Thai, ThailandTags gym etiquette, thai culture, thai languagePublish DateAugust 2, 2021Leave a comment Angela Chang
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Eating Halal in Thailand

If you eat Halal, there’s some great news for you: Although Thailand is a predominantly Buddhist country, there is a Muslim population. In this Thai Language multi-article series, we explore the basics of Muay Thai and what you need to get around and get what you need while in the country! Welcome to Thai Language – Part 4e.

In Food, ThailandTags halal, mosque, thai language, thailandPublish DateFebruary 18, 2021Leave a comment Angela Chang

Eating Kosher in Thailand

While the term “kosher” is barely heard within Thailand, it’s not completely unknown within the country. In this Thai Language multi-article series, we explore the basics of Muay Thai and what you need to get around and get what you need while in the country! Welcome to Thai Language – Part 4d.

In Food, ThailandTags thai languagePublish DateNovember 11, 2020Leave a comment Angela Chang
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How To Prepare for Thailand’s High Volume Training

Running, followed by three hours a session, two sessions a day, six days a week. Rinse and repeat.

This training regimen is more than double, sometimes even quadruple, the amount of what people are used to. Due to the structure of Muay Thai classes and lifestyle outside of Thailand, a majority of people just can’t dedicate that much time to training when they’re in their home country.

In Fighting and Training, Muay Thai, ThailandTags high volume, thailandPublish DateNovember 5, 2020Leave a comment Angela Chang

Eating Vegan, Vegetarian, & Jain in Thailand

It’s very easy to think that it’s impossible to be plant-based while traveling within Thailand, but it’s actually pretty easy! There are options everywhere if you know where to look and what to say.

In Food, ThailandTags language, thai languagePublish DateOctober 15, 2020Leave a comment Angela Chang
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