The first ever sparring session feels so awkward. Keep learning, keep practicing and you'll keep improving! Have you thought about checking out some of the more traditional camps around Thailand?
Tiger has amazing facilities & coach recognition etc, but I feel the real Muay Thai experience has been westernised a bit.
Hey Chiangmai, you're right.. it get's easier. Yeah I think you're probably right about that to a certain extent. I did a full month a Tiger, and a little later on I trained a little at a gym in Koh Phangan ..but the latter wasn't much of a gym, as you might expect since that's where the full moon party is and it's more of a party island..Would you recommend any specific gyms or areas to train in thailand?
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Santai Muay Thai in Chiang Mai will offer you a very different experience. It's developed a bit since I first trained there some 5 years ago, but it's still very much orientated towards traditional Muay Thai. Not forgetting all of the great gyms in Bangkok, plenty to choose from there!
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Hey Chiangmai, you're right.. it get's easier. Yeah I think you're probably right about that to a certain extent. I did a full month a Tiger, and a little later on I trained a little at a gym in Koh Phangan ..but the latter wasn't much of a gym, as you might expect since that's where the full moon party is and it's more of a party island..Would you recommend any specific gyms or areas to train in thailand?
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