fairtex muay thai camp

[crazydude]

hi, im new to the forum, but ive been reading around and everything is really helpful. anyways, this summer im trying to go to the fairtex muay thai camp in thailand. has anyone here ever been? if so i would appreaciate if u could hook me up with an email. im only 15 and my parents want to talk to someone who has been, so it would help me out alot! thx.

[alexjxaver]

Shoot me an e-mail and i will hook you up with all the things and all the people you need. alexjxaver@yahoo.com Make the subject fairtex questiona

[dbok1]

I have been to both Fairtex thailand and in the US. If you are only 15 I would HIGHLY recommend first going somewhere in the US before venturing out to Thailand. And to be honest I wouldn't let my 15yr son travel to Thailand on his own.

My advise is if you want to go to Fairtex go to the one in California, go to fairtexmuaythai.com and talk to someone. The training will be great!!!!!

[Morkul]

I've read that the Fairtex in Cali. is expensive? Does anyone know what the prices are? I plan on going to Cali. within the near future and would love to spend 2 days training.

[TheDeadlySquid]

Fairtex San Francisco

I attend Fairtex San Francisco (www.fairtexbkk.com). I recommend the school and the instructors are great. The school can be expensive, but then again, San Francisco ain't a cheap town. I'm not sure what a couple of days of training will cost, but I'm sure some rate could be arranged. It is my understanding that a 1-day trial class runs $20, but I'm not sure otherwise.

TheDeadlySquid

[alexjxaver]

I bet if you just drop in they will give you a fair price. If you are good you should be shure to get there for the fighters training, but if you are not realy good you probaly shoud not go and emarass yourself infornt of all of the good fighters.

[Morkul]

Cool! Thanks for the helpful insight. I think I'd be able to hang with them for atleast two-days without embarrasing myself too-much....hahahahaha....