Kickboxing/boxing gyms in West Houston

[lasterluder73]

Apologies if this a repeat question...I am new to this forum....

I am looking to move to a different gym for kickboxing/boxing training, with the goal to compete again in full-contact fights (lightweight female). Ideally I would like a location in West Houston. However, I am having a hard time finding a gym which offers all the equipment and instruction for fight prep....I seem to only find martial arts gyms that want me to follow a very inflexible training with lots of additional elements I am not interested in (weapons etc) but which I can't skip - anyone can help?

Thanks!

[Art]

Try Kru Pong, he teaches at the One 2 One training center on Richmond ave. (between Hillcroft and fountain view) he teaches Muay Thai (the real thing) and he's a really nice guy.

Apologies if this a repeat question...I am new to this forum....

I am looking to move to a different gym for kickboxing/boxing training, with the goal to compete again in full-contact fights (lightweight female). Ideally I would like a location in West Houston. However, I am having a hard time finding a gym which offers all the equipment and instruction for fight prep....I seem to only find martial arts gyms that want me to follow a very inflexible training with lots of additional elements I am not interested in (weapons etc) but which I can't skip - anyone can help?

Thanks!

[Screamtruth]

I've tried Kru Prong one time, and loved it. He killed me though, his class will definitley get you into proper conditioning mode. The only problem with me is I live on the east side, and the time/ drive is too long. Since then, I've trained on my own or with Tim Mousel. I work offshore, so finding time for classes is few and far between, so I had to devise my own scheduled training sessions that fit my needs. Lots of rope, and shadowboxing.