haha.. eddie ng is a monster

so, does MuayFit train people to fight in the ring, or just fitness cardio ala Aerokickboxing?

wanna start trainin for mma fights, is muayfit a good place 2 train seriously?
any mma fighters here can advice a lil on how n where do i get a start?

Guys, i planning to join Muay Thai. Seriously thought of it for years but no time for it... now i have it
I come across with this Impact Muay Thai @ Taman Desa, trainer call Dannis.

Any advice?

Reason i choose this because of location is near my office so i can do my learning after work.

If it's near your office then go for it! But do go on trial first before you sign up anything.

Hey guys, are there any MMA gyms in cheras?

Thanks for reply, true is near my office and going for try out next week.

I joint the MMA class for trial then signed up for that, kinda regret only after signed up and 1st class in Muay Thai.

Why? Lets say 1 and half hour of class, almost 1 hour to do warm up and exercises, nt exactly what i want, I want to learn something really martial art, no some sort of gyms, I have heavy long punching bag, glove, gyms set at home, so why i go there for gym not technics?

But one thing for sure, I will burn more calories over there than working out at home, just look at the bright side.

Lets hope it will be better in the future.

This post has been edited by SP1R1T: Jun 20 2012, 06:00 PM

sometimes you need to let your trainers know what exactly you want to learn. spend some time with them after the class and ask how can you learn more techniques.

Guys, wanted ask.. Say I am into keeping fit (slim down to be exact) is it advisable to go for muay thai?

of course it is! It'll make you sweat a lot and definitely burn a lot of calories.

is hazrul still teaching muaythai there?

I mean like, I am a beginner.. and just wanna try something other than GYM... I sees muay fitness is all about martial arts.. I am like 95kg now.. (overweight).. is it advisable to go directly for muay thai or slim down abit first?

If we're talking about the same Hazrul here, no I don't think so. He's with a new gym now at Sri Hartamas called MuayThai FitnessLab..

hazrul ebab, if im not mistaken. his class is more fun, more muaythai n less cardio.. really miss that time. many trainers left muayfit already.

What else the martial art class in there?

muaythai
boxing
wrestling
MMA
BJJ
krav maga
systema
capoeira
bootcamp

Rare martial art...

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Added on June 22, 2012, 9:18 amwhere is that btw?

This post has been edited by ElaineChewMeow: Jun 22 2012, 09:18 AM

3 Two Square PJ. opposite toyota showroom, near digital mall

another branch is at IOI Boulevard Puchong

If you are prepared, my advise is to go for it. Look for a martial arts gym with programmes that can be tailored for weight loss, let the trainers know your need and your fitness goal to slim down. As far as I am aware of, there are many reasons people join martial arts, and it's not just about the art only. Some are for the self defense and some to keep themselves fit.

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Added on June 22, 2012, 12:49 pmthey are more into MMA now, think that's why trainers left...

This post has been edited by tribalbears: Jun 22 2012, 12:50 PM