An Interview with Joe from BXG
Fri, 06/08/2010 - 18:40
Written by: Hafeez | Date: Aug 02, 2010
Joe, the owner of one of the earliest Muay Thai gyms in Singapore, reveals how it got started.
Muay Thai is a hard martial art that is growing fast in popularity. Most MMA fighters employ it as their weapon of choice when striking, or at least employ some principles of it. Known as the “Science of Eight Limbs”, Muay Thai employs punches, kicks, elbow strikes and knee strikes thereby allowing for eight points of contact.
With the many Muay Thai gyms in Singapore, BXG is one of the gyms that was around before Tony Jaa made Muay Thai famous (Tony actually employs Muay Boran, the ancestor of modern Muay Thai). I sat down with Joe one day, the owner of BXG and asked him how it all started.
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Tue, 17/08/2010 - 22:10
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Joe Rocks!
I love Joe!!! 
Thu, 19/08/2010 - 01:56
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jeronry wrote:
I guess Muaythai wouldn't be so interesting without our own few pioneers like him. He deserve a singapore muay thai noble award. 3 cheers for JOE!HIP HIP HOORAY
I was from bxg last time but haven't trained there for few years.Agree with u 3 cheers for Joe.I have lots of respect for him
Thu, 19/08/2010 - 10:13
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yea, you should come back some time with some pad holding with him. 
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Thu, 19/08/2010 - 14:13
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Haha would like to go back but it's very far from my place and i already training at other gym le maybe will dropby for personal training
Mon, 23/08/2010 - 16:15
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oh i see... 
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I guess Muaythai wouldn't be so interesting without our own few pioneers like him. He deserve a singapore muay thai noble award. 3 cheers for JOE!
HIP HIP HOORAY
Train hard,
Fight harder.