training in thailand

[thaiboxer67]

any suggestions for say maybe a week or two in thailand traing? i know that is short, but i doubt i can get more than two weeks away from work w/out repurcussions. i got basics covered, i just want a chance to get i guess a master's level seminar as it were. so any camps that anyone can recomend? also i am trying to pull a month over there i need an estimate on cost, and traing fees,airlines etc.

[sportmuaythai]

JittiGym : The International Muay Thai Training Gym.
Easy to get to, good training. Some camps may be better, but this is a good representative of a good gym. You cannot go wrong. Two weeks will do you a lot of good.

[thaiboxer67]

thanx i appreciate the feedback

[JadeDragon]

Muay Thai Boxing Training Camp in Thailand - Learn Muay Thai kickboxing on Koh Phangan Island

I've heard good things about this camp. It cost $3000 Thai dollars for a week or $86 American dollars. This includes training and lodging. I don't know if it includes meals. But at $86 American dollars whose gonna complain. You can live like a king over there for $1000 American dollars.

[aseepish]

Many user-authored reviews of various camps at this site:

MuayThaiLand - Authentic Muay Thai Boxing Camps Training - MuayThaiLand.com: Authentic Muay Thai Boxing Training Camps in Thailand. Travelling to Thailand to do Muay Thai Boxing in Thailand

[Duende]

Holy crap, you're kidding, our dollar is that strong over there?

Maybe I need to sneak away for a couple of weeks myself... Though I'm only starting my FIRST class ever this coming week, haha. Maybe I'll wait for six months or so...

[Flaves]

i leave in a week for a month of training in Thailand. i am staying at Tiger Muay Thai in Phuket. 1 month of traing and room cost $500 US. My flight cost $1300 US from NYC.

I would also suggest looking at Fairtex and Jitti. I heard good things about both. Fairtex was a little pricey for me though. good luck.

oh and check the link in my sig for updates of my training at the camp.