Hey bro, im currently a student there - been up and about for about 6+ years like that. Ive fooled around with the BoxxThai in Kedah, the Naga Muay Thai in Gombak and the Thai camps in Koh Lanta & Koh Samui - i can say that, Jak's studio is really good in strengthen my techniques & basics. All tho it's being advertised as Kickboxing - no worries, it is Muay Thai - complete with eye pokes, clavicle / knee / nose bone breaking technique. not Muay Boran as per how some thai camps only teaches foreigners.

They dont do sparring as there's loads of legal implications (kalau mati how's gonna be responsible implications) - hence I travel up to Thailand for full contact sparring.

My honest review is that - the studio methodology concentrate alot on techniques & strengthening your basics without having to pay for private 1-1 lesson, which is quite good and loads of real world street fighting techniques too. i guess, if someone wants to rob you at knife point its better to poke their eyes out rather than risking getting stabbed while throwing an elbow. Eventually, after awhile, as i do - i look to other schools to satisfy my urges to do full contact sparring.

The SJ centre is at SS15, right beside Taylors. at the Corner where starbucks & mcdonalds is.

Cheers man.

just a little story - back in late 90s, a 10 year old girl who was a student with jak accidently broke her uncle clavicle bone & with a swift hanuman move puncture it to his lungs. so taking that as a lesson - no longer jak teaches full deadly technique to anybody / everyone suka hati.

fitness aside, the MT techniques taught are good if you stay around long enough to move up to phase 3 and above.

now my friend, show me a school here in KL where it teaches you to block a knuckle with a quick elbow where effectively it will puncture / break the tendon on the knuckle to 3-4 pieces?

cheers man.