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I have a very good friend who now works in senior management at One. He has mentioned to me numerous times how hard it is to find a farang that can consistently hang with top tier Thai fighters.

The gym at the Ambassador is fine for a pop in, but I wouldn’t wouldn’t want to stay long term.

Read through the thread. I’ve posted about many gyms here.

Elite Fight Club is the worst gym I have ever trained at in Thailand. I’ve been to Thailand over 30 times. It was terrible.

So you gonna fight him or just post on the interwebs?

If it is going to be a one on one fight, just fight him. You’ll probably end up being friends after.

Boon Small single strap pads are a work of art. They last forever too.

Elite Fight Club was the worst gym I ever trained at in Thailand. Gae only looked out his window at the training once at the training and then crawled back into bed. 2 hours of burgees and getting yelled at, two 2 minute rounds on pads, and then more yelling and shit. Nothing like how Muay Thai...

The ending slowed down a bit.

I was actually in her corner for her last fight. A48410BA-E7A9-434A-A20F-AE6E0C91A452 by Ryukyu Damashi posted Jul 30, 2019 at 4:44 AM

“Plum” just means to clinch in Thai. It isn’t a specific position.

Yes, my instagram.

Over priced if only a room and no training.

In Thailand for sure. I bring some cash, but mostly use my atm card to withdraw cash from the atm right outside of Nana Plaza.

No, most electronics in the US are rated for 110-240v and will work fine. Just read the rating on the plug if in doubt.

Sitjaopho is 9000 baht a month for training twice a day.

Yes, you need to book a flight and room. You will pay the owner of the gym for training. If it is just you, they won’t turn you away.

There are not any "holiday packages" for Sitjaopho. You just show up and train. Pay for a day/week/month. depending on how long you are staying.

Muay Thai might not be the sport for you.