Thaiboxing Camps Around Issan

[Ekachai The Scorpion]

Anyone know... I live around Roi - Et im planning to lern muay thai for 3-4 weeks, in there so anyone know a camp or about anything relted plz post.

Thank you

Edited March 23, 2005 by Ekachai The Scorpion

[chonabot]

(KIAT THUNGLUANG CAMP.)

Tumbol Robmunag Amphur Muang Roi-et Thailand

There ya go !

[Ekachai The Scorpion]

Cooool thanks bro, I promise you will hear my name, I'll train real hard for the camp, quiting is for losers,

Wow, yeah,

[Ekachai The Scorpion]

Just to say, I only have started Muay Thai in England/// but in thailand they train 5 - 7 hours a day run 12km in the morining then 5-7km in the evening, with alot of pads, and heavybag work, I know the training there is really hard we had a guy in are gym went to thailand and said he train there for a whole month, and my instrutor founds outs the guy quit after one session, whats the diffrence between the big gyms in bangkok and issan???

As to the fairtex and lanna..

[chonabot]

Hi Mate , I trined in Muay Thai in the UK for about 8 years , after TKD and Freestyle Kickboxing. I trained a little in Thailand , in the Sityodtong camp near Naklua. I can't really compare Bkk camps with Isaan camps , as I have trained in neither. I would imagine that the conditions in Isaan will be a bit more spartan. The style of training and fighting will obviously be affected by the Trainers individual style , ie they may prefer low leg kicks or elbow techniques. Usually you can find a fairly successful fighter associated with a particular camp , his style may be copied and practiced by the younger fighters.

I started Muay Thai too late ( at 24 ) to have much success , but if you are young and train hard , anything can happen!

My favourite techinique was Tae-Tad ( low leg kick) , still practice to this day!

CHok Dee

[Ekachai The Scorpion]

Should I start running 2x a day?

[chonabot]

Are you in Los yet? If not I would recommend joining a local gym and build up your stamina gradually. Work out a fitness regime that you can stick yo and build it up over the weeks. Nothing will prepare you for the transition into Full time training totally , but a good base of stamina will help you to overcome any early obsticles.

[Nignoy]

Are you in Los yet? If not I would recommend joining a local gym and build up your stamina gradually. Work out a fitness regime that you can stick yo and build it up over the weeks. Nothing will prepare you for the transition into  Full time training totally , but a good base of stamina will help you to overcome any early obsticles.

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I lived near Amnat Charoen in the early 60,s as a cherry beret was fit as a butchers dog, one day my thai caddy lost a golf ball and I refused to pay him!! this 13 year old thai youth promptly knocked me out with a kick I never even saw coming, Welcome to Muy Thai!! after coming out of sick bay I made inqiuries about this art of fighting and I was hooked my teacher even entered me in a couple of big fights in Ubon and Korat and in 1965 I even got into the hallowed walls of Lumpini not as a fighter but as a second. no I am over 60, disabled , but on our frequent visits to thailand we still visit my old teacher in Leong Nok tha sadly there is no gym there anymore but the police have a good one in Yasothon!!Best of luck .Nignoy

[Ekachai The Scorpion]

Sorry for my Grammer,

My dad was a former limpni fighter as his brother as well, his really good, but when I grew up I know nothing about him, he appaer in bangkok newspapers sometimes, then my farther left me, aftre founding out he was a thaiboxer at 16, I just started to lern the art in England, for nealrly two months still early days

When I've started I keep running 5-6 times a week, injuring myself and now i set up a training plan of 3x running a week for 6 weeks, then going to be harder after that so im building my stamina up, (smart training)

The new gym im going have no thai person only foreiners, When they know I was a thai they were asking for a sparring match I did beat both 3 person, one of the them were a guy train 2 years have some fights, the other were boxers, and I lose to one of them a Pro,

My gym have only 3-4 champion, 1 current, and most other gym they win alot of fight but the gym im in win 50% of their fights, they really need a new person to be good in their gyms,

Hopefully, in 1 yeras time will be my first Novice fight, I want to be like my dad, but im diffferent from him, so i just hope I'll buid my stamina and technique slowly then get start to train hard...

[ubon4life]

hey guys

if you ever visit ubon lookin for muay thai,i have just opened my own school/camp.

some info about myself can be seen on my website www.all4glory.com

been livin in ubon 2 years now and married last year,,just opened my camp and most likely i will be here for many more years.i love muay thai and i have fought all over the world in great events,now as im gettin close to ending my career i wish to build new fighters and use my knowledge and also contacts to get new blod into the ring.

all my coaches are skilled and besides few foreigners training i have my thai boys and 4 of them are curently fighting in lumpini hopin to climb the rangkings and one days get a shot at the title.

check out my gym www.legacygym.com

ole