is there a gym near havelock???
Sat, 23/08/2008 - 16:58
hi there, i'm a newbie over here...... i've been looking for information abt this gym but cant find it online anywhere... i heard they give a good workout but i need a 3rd opinion.... anyone from there that can advise me abt the rates or the class schedules?? thanks....
Sun, 24/08/2008 - 17:13
#2
so those on the list are the only "approved" ones??? is there any certification for the gyms i must look out for??...
dun wanna end up in the community centre standard gym...
Sun, 24/08/2008 - 18:15
#3
There are all certified instructor to teach MT there.. 
Sun, 24/08/2008 - 19:47
#4
everywhere.
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Wed, 27/08/2008 - 02:15
#5
Hi all, wat abt Muay Thai Workshop? they teach at a community center... hope they dun turn out like wat britez say as "community center" standard... anyway any prob with those community center lessons? hope i dun offend anyone here... if i did i really dun mean anything as i'm quite new in this circle... cheers!!! 
Wed, 27/08/2008 - 07:42
#6
if a "community center standard" muay thai school can come up with people like louis wong and rafi, they can't be that bad.
plus, coach lai and coach jason are very kind and understanding people. they have their heads, hearts, hands, elbows, knees and shins in the right places.
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Wed, 27/08/2008 - 11:55
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seanie_bg wrote:
Hi all, wat abt Muay Thai Workshop? they teach at a community center... hope they dun turn out like wat britez say as "community center" standard... anyway any prob with those community center lessons? hope i dun offend anyone here... if i did i really dun mean anything as i'm quite new in this circle... cheers!!!
This "community centre" standard idea, does it make any sense at all?
Does a big well-equipped gym mean you immediately get great training?
Does an experienced, accredited coach teaching in a CC suddenly make the things he teaches invalid?
Makes sense much?
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Wed, 27/08/2008 - 14:59
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hi all, actually i dun mean to discredit anybody here... cos i am still pretty new to muaythai and i was jus trying to understand wat Britez meant (in the above thread) abt community center standard. hope you guys understand dat i aint trying to discredit any teaching in regards to whr lessons are held. cos wanna find out more thats all. cheers...
Wed, 27/08/2008 - 15:03
#9
Hey seanie_bg, I think you apologized enough on all threads 
It's cool!
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Wed, 27/08/2008 - 15:27
#10
haha, okok... if the boss says i have apologize enugg den i must have... cos i dun wanna offend anybody on forums or start a war in forums... cheers to that though!!!
Wed, 27/08/2008 - 16:19
#11
hm, cannot really stereotype. should look around and go for what suits you the best, depending on what your'e looking for - some gyms might be over-commercialized, and that's one advantage cc-MT classes have over these gyms - you might end up receiving more attention and care and be able to advance at your own pace rather than having to follow fixed and planned training schedules.
Wed, 27/08/2008 - 16:30
#12
point taken!!! thanks...
Wed, 27/08/2008 - 16:32
#13
wah you online all the time ah.
Wed, 27/08/2008 - 16:37
#14
haha... today not working thats y... haha...
Thu, 28/08/2008 - 20:41
#15
wat i meant by community center standard is where the tae kwon do coach teaches the akido class and muaythai class and the karate class.......... a multi tasking coach with no certification watsoever... thats wat i meant...
Fri, 29/08/2008 - 01:12
#16
haha no hard feelings, was just giving my 2 cents worth! haha. Then these community centre standard coaches must be damn good, well-versed in mma!
No there isn't. All the gyms are here: http://muaythai.sg/muay_thai_gyms_singapore
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