Muay Thai/ Muay Chaiya
Mon, 30/08/2010 - 14:04
Hi there. Anyone interested to learn Muay Chaiya? I'm teaching people who are keen and who really appreciates the art of Muay Thai and Muay Chaiya. I know that in Singapore $ is an issue. I had the same problem. So for those who are dedicated to the arts of Muay Thai and Muay Chaiya and can't afford to pay i'm here to help. I teach out of my own free will and i don't charge people for training. But donations are most welcomed. 
. I don't have any gyms nor bags to work out with. But i do pad works and natural environment trainings. Sand area, own body weight and so on. I'm mixing ancient styles of Muay Thai and Muay Chaiya. For more info u can email me at dancingwithfire@live.com. I only teach people who are dedicated and true to it's art. We have to meet up in person first, like a so called interview. I have to know your purpose and intentions. If you are planning to use these arts for fights as in street fights or showing off or for bad intentions, please head somewhere else. For more clarifications please email me. Thanks.
Mon, 30/08/2010 - 15:21
#2
As i mentionaed above. I respect your hubby and his interest in his underground fights n so on but i don't teach people to misuse my teaching for personal benefits or fame. I don't teach people like your hubby for example for personaly fame or underground fights. But for experience wise it's good but then again, illegal. And u even mentioned underground fights. It's illegal 
and u better keep it to yourself rather than letting the whole world know in this forum. Hahaha. It's not that i don't teach fighters or anything but if u want to do it , do it in the ring officially and safer that way. Stay out of trouble. 
Tue, 31/08/2010 - 23:35
#3
You can call or sms me at 83032026 for further enquiries and info. Thanks.
Fri, 03/09/2010 - 17:14
#4
can i know if your lineage is from Khruu Praeng, Ramkhamhaeng ?
Fri, 03/09/2010 - 17:28
#5
Muay Sangha. http://www.muaysangha.com/
Note that it's totally different From Muay Thai and other styles. It incorporates Silat, Wing Chun, Grappling, Muay Chaiya, Muay Thai and many more. But the main root is Muay Chaiya. It's not an open school like other camps where you pay $ and go in and train. You won't even know where the school is till you meet up with the Kru. Once you pass an interview then can u be accepted in the school and shown the training camp. All training are ancient styles. I'm one of the fortunate few who is accepted in the school. Hence i don't teach anyhow to anyone, to respect my Masters Teachings.
Sat, 04/09/2010 - 00:38
#6
what interest me ( in the website ) is that muay sangha recommend vegetarian food....i myself am adopting a less-meat diet ( not meatless ) since 5th June this year ( Earth day ).
Food aside, I did have a brief training ( 4 hrs for 3 days )with Khruu Praeng's diciples last year March.
true ( or sad ) to say, they charge exorbitant rate for foreigners. Even if you can converse with the "treasurer" , Khruu Praeng's wife in Thai to ask for favor( ie to lower the price ), a disciple would be sent by her to the 3rd level where Khruu Praeng is and message will be conveyed , again thru' the disciple that the policy stands......
At the time of my visit, the Thai teenagers were generally not interested in the art ( and ironically, i think the potential is higher with S'porean youth, more so after the YOG "extravaganza" ).
However, with the unyielding "policy", Khruu Praeng's art is too "paeng" to cross Thai borders.
so, the uncommercial side of Obiashiek's Muay Chaiya is totally "obscence"( in a good way ) to me.
if only our youth has half the passion of Obiashiek @ YOG...... 
~ Be humble and respectful fighter ~