Which gym is affordable with good training?
Sun, 04/10/2009 - 10:04
Hi,i'm a student looking for an affordable gym with tough training.i'm paying from my own pocket so the budget is around $120 per month.i've checked Suphanahong and fightg.fight g's $90 per 12lessons seem tempting but i dunno how is training there.if anyone here trains at fight g please let me know more about the training. (: also if there is any affordable gym with tough training please let me know.thanks.
Sun, 04/10/2009 - 14:07
#2
Hi and welcome. The best advice is to search the forums, plenty of info about it...
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Sun, 04/10/2009 - 20:36
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BNM's $74 for unlimited package is true?i cant find the fees for fight work asia,can anyone tell me?thanks for the replies (: i'll be going down to BNM tomorrow to see the gym,which mrt is near the gym? >< thanks again.
Mon, 05/10/2009 - 02:09
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Fight Work Asia($150 per month Unlimited)
BXG Fitness($180 per month Unlimited)
suphanahong($200 per month Unlimited)
AS Fitness($160 8 lessons)
Punch Academy($250 for 20 lessons)
I copy from one of the forum and adjust a little bit tought it might help. I have been to evolve trial..Really best but too expensive for me. U want comfort,class and training from champions thats the place.
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Mon, 05/10/2009 - 11:48
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All the unlimited packages mentioned above - what does it mean? unlimited usage of the gym facilities daily or unlimited training from the muaythai instructors daily? which is which? Thanks.
Mon, 05/10/2009 - 11:53
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teelin wrote:
BNM's $74 for unlimited package is true?i cant find the fees for fight work asia,can anyone tell me?thanks for the replies (: i'll be going down to BNM tomorrow to see the gym,which mrt is near the gym? >< thanks again.
If I am not wrong, all these gyms have websites and their contact info is there. You can call them and enquire directly from them. 
Mon, 05/10/2009 - 13:12
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74? hahaha I don't believe it
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Mon, 05/10/2009 - 13:40
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danio_26 wrote:
Fight Work Asia($150 per month Unlimited)BXG Fitness($180 per month Unlimited)
suphanahong($200 per month Unlimited)
AS Fitness($160 8 lessons)
Punch Academy($250 for 20 lessons)
I copy from one of the forum and adjust a little bit tought it might help. I have been to evolve trial..Really best but too expensive for me. U want comfort,class and training from champions thats the place.
Just to add on for AS Fitness, Alvin actually have student pricing. If you're a student between 13-18, its $120 for 8 lessons.
For unlimited training (regardless of age) it's $180/ month. All information from the gym's website. Hope it helps
Mon, 05/10/2009 - 14:57
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Mystiq wrote:
All the unlimited packages mentioned above - what does it mean? unlimited usage of the gym facilities daily or unlimited training from the muaythai instructors daily? which is which? Thanks.
ditto (:
Mon, 05/10/2009 - 17:55
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I was just at BNM for a trial and I can confirm- 74/month BNM for students if you get a one-year contract. If you get monthly its 100/month and I forget how much it costs for a 3 month one. The reason I remember is because I was wishing I was still a student! hehe
Mon, 05/10/2009 - 18:37
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It means u can train there anytime u want as many times u want.
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Mon, 05/10/2009 - 20:39
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just came back from fight g.$90 unlimited for students.anyone from fight g here?can u tell me how is training like there?Is their mma instructor good?lol(out of topic i know but i intend to move to mma after learning mt) will go to BNM tmr 
Mon, 05/10/2009 - 22:25
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danio_26 wrote:
It means u can train there anytime u want as many times u want.
I know but is it self training or with the group sessions with the instructors?
Some gyms offer unlimited as in self training at the gym anytime and some gyms offer unlimited as in joining in the group sessions with the instructors. Some gyms also offer both. You get what I mean?
Tue, 06/10/2009 - 18:05
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teelin wrote:
just came back from fight g.$90 unlimited for students.anyone from fight g here?can u tell me how is training like there?Is their mma instructor good?lol(out of topic i know but i intend to move to mma after learning mt) will go to BNM tmr
aiyo u go thr check price only ah? why nv stay and watch how they train? fight g muay thai is more like buddy system. i hold pad then next turn u hold for me kind. personally, i didn't enjoy training tt way. i dun noe if they still train tt way.
Tue, 06/10/2009 - 18:17
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I thought this buddy systen training is no more in practice in S'pore MT gyms:-k , it was intially used by a few gyms because of the lack of instructors and it was scrapped because alot of injuries by trainee/s pad holders who were not taught the proper technique in the holding pads and who were not experience and trained to take in the impact of the person kicking/punching the pads. The only good side about this pad holder thingy is that for those who were taught the proper technique can use their experience in training others outside classes or become assistant instructors.
Tue, 06/10/2009 - 18:56
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Mystiq wrote:
I thought this buddy systen training is no more in practice in S'pore MT gyms:-k , it was intially used by a few gyms because of the lack of instructors and it was scrapped because alot of injuries by trainee/s pad holders who were not taught the proper technique in the holding pads and who were not experience and trained to take in the impact of the person kicking/punching the pads.
Is it? Most gyms dun pair up and use pads anymore? 
Tue, 06/10/2009 - 20:01
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sufyanN wrote:
teelin wrote:just came back from fight g.$90 unlimited for students.anyone from fight g here?can u tell me how is training like there?Is their mma instructor good?lol(out of topic i know but i intend to move to mma after learning mt) will go to BNM tmr
aiyo u go thr check price only ah? why nv stay and watch how they train? fight g muay thai is more like buddy system. i hold pad then next turn u hold for me kind. personally, i didn't enjoy training tt way. i dun noe if they still train tt way.
I did stay for like 15min and watched them train.they were in pairs but not training with pads so i'm not sure if they're using the system u stated above..they were training on rooftop 
ps:anyone here know hows fightg's mma training looks like?Its the instructor good?cant afford to learn mma at envolve.
Tue, 06/10/2009 - 20:29
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hmmm..you can try out fightworks mma too?
Tue, 06/10/2009 - 20:49
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sergio wrote:
hmmm..you can try out fightworks mma too?
just checked,$150 for unlimited.cant afford TT
btw thanks for the help guys (: and girls if there is any. 
Wed, 07/10/2009 - 20:19
#20
Fightg used to have trial classes where you can tryout for 1 lesson, not sure if they still do it now. 
IMHO, it'll be better to visit the various gyms you're interested in, see how they conduct the training, or join them for a trial class before committing. What one person find acceptable might not be to your taste. Since you mentioned that budget is an issue, shouldn't you make sure that you get your money's worth for the training? 
Cheers
Wed, 07/10/2009 - 20:55
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navik wrote:
Fightg used to have trial classes where you can tryout for 1 lesson, not sure if they still do it now.IMHO, it'll be better to visit the various gyms you're interested in, see how they conduct the training, or join them for a trial class before committing. What one person find acceptable might not be to your taste. Since you mentioned that budget is an issue, shouldn't you make sure that you get your money's worth for the training?
Cheers
Yes, i'm going down to fightg for the trial on saturday (: must make sure i get the best value for money.lol
7.5$/lesson quite cheap.It cheaper than training at Thailand.