@@BradsC1A1 My highest respect for serving your country 🙂 Local gym is amazing too! I love to train in both local or big gyms 🙂 Do you live in Thailand with your family?
Also, well put together video…as soon as I clicked it I couldn’t get off. This definitely makes me want to train there. I greatly appreciate you recording the process, very transparent and easy to follow along with you though the clips. 👍🏿💕🤝🏿
I haven't trained in Kamala itself, but there is Kamala Muay Thai or Bang Tao Muay Thai is not too far from Kamala and when you get a chance to go there I know it will be worth it!
With a Grab (App like Uber), they have public taxis at the Aiport but they often charge more than Grab or IDriver. The price for a Grab should be between 700-800 THB which is around 20 USD. There are as well busses they are pretty cheap (150 THB), but they don't drop you off at a bus stop and not directly at the street. I hope that helps :-)
It's hype, most other Thai gyms are just as good and some are better, I have trained at many gyms across Thailand, went to Tiger in 2012 first time then 5 years later. It's a great experience if you want to do a pilgrimage to the most famous gym, a lot going on apart from muay thai as well, cafe, fitness classes, BJJ etc. but it's just too big these days I think. Depends on what you're after as well, are you a pro fighter or a beginner. Edit: Now I've actually watch the video..great video! Looks like you had a good time, I also enjoyed watching you train
You describe it very well, and I agree if you want to be in a popular busy place you can go to train at Tiger Muay Thai and be in the mix. If you want a more authentic family vibe type of gym you pick a smaller gym off the street. I personally only trained 3 times at Tiger, and it was better than I expected, but I prefer smaller gyms :-) Thanks for watching! Do you have any plans to head back to go back to Thailand?
I heard about that the classes are not good the trainers are unmotivated is this true? They say only private lessons are great. And how long I should book if iam a beginner 1 or 3 months?
I hear that too, but I can't agree with trainers not being good or unmotivated. My husband trained at Tiger a couple of months, and he had a great relationship with the coaches, pushing him moving from the intermediate into the advanced class. I was actually surprised myself when I went to a couple of classes, trainers were entertaining and very supportive. One time I ask one of the trainers to show me a technique after the class, and he helped me for 5 minutes after class to improve. The thing is that trainers are changing by the times, but I believe when you are proactive and open-minded they are very nice, and you have the opportunity to meet a lot of people and fighters at Tiger Muay Thai. Actually, for private sessions I can recommend Dragon Muay Thai. If you have the opportunity to do 3 months I would go for it. You will improve a lot! And you could maybe try each month a different gym. I can recommend you to have a look into Apollo Gym ruclips.net/video/EPFmsoiIWvg/видео.html
@@PrepAFIm not sure if they teach Muay boran, yes you need to know it’s a big gym which is always busy. But I was surprised by the training it was better than I expected.
Problem with Tiger is people like you, never trained a day in there life and Google a camp and go to Tiger aka the first one they see and then spend all there time filming themselves.
I lived for two years in Thailand and worked as a manager in a beachfront resort with work visa and everything. Actually I didn’t go to Tiger in the beginning because I had judgements about it. I started training at a small local gym. I love to record myself training not only for RUclips but to see my progress. What’s your favorite gym in Thailand? Please let us know maybe others can benefit from this.
I lived for two years in Thailand and worked as a manager in a beachfront resort with work visa and everything. Actually I didn’t go to Tiger in the beginning because I had judgements about it. I started training at a small local gym. I love to record myself training not only for RUclips but to see my progress. What’s your favorite gym in Thailand? Please let us know maybe others can benefit from this.
To much people 99% tourists no any real Thai train there they run with her phones Laptop trough the Gym very Crazy can’t see this high society class kids
The problem i mean is this new generation mostly of them just train for her IG or Facebook images no one of them will fight so they stole your time and they chose the two big Gym like Tiger and this new Gym In Bangtao may be someone underground what I mean cheers BOXING FOR LIFE 🥊
@@ThailandSmileLand I understand what you mean :-) They opened a new gym next to Tiger Muay Thai its called Apollo Gym, they specialize on boxing, of course its in the same "bubble" as its on the street but they have great boxing coaches there :-)
@@ThailandSmileLand okay I see :-) thanks for the inspo, I think its a great tip in general for everyone here to look outside the box and not only go for the "mainstream" gyms
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Have you thought about coming to Thailand to train Muay Thai?
It’s probably the only real dream I’ve ever had.
@@BradsC1A1 I wish you the best you can make that dream come true! 🙂
@@Simplyv888 I’m a retired veteran. I could do it easily but I have a family so local gym it is.
@@BradsC1A1 My highest respect for serving your country 🙂 Local gym is amazing too! I love to train in both local or big gyms 🙂 Do you live in Thailand with your family?
@@Simplyv888 oh no I’m a Canadian. If I were in the country I would of already checked out all the gyms lol
Great video. Gyaat to look more into this.
More to come!
I think it went over her head brudda 😭
Also, well put together video…as soon as I clicked it I couldn’t get off. This definitely makes me want to train there. I greatly appreciate you recording the process, very transparent and easy to follow along with you though the clips. 👍🏿💕🤝🏿
Go for it! And thank you I appreciate that 🇹🇭❤️🥊
Great Insights into the training at Tiger thank you 😊
Thanks so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it! 😄
Just left the soi and miss it so much, Kru Oron is a real character and Tiger is a great place for beginning your muay thai journey, glad you had fun.
I’m happy to hear you had such a great time at the soi and Tiger !! Yes it was great sessions 🔥 you have already plans to come back ?
I didn't train at Tiger this time, I was at Rattachai as it's a bit more intimate but yea deffo heading back in a few months.... It's addictive 😂
@@steves7876 How did you like Rattachai? haha it is 😁 Nice! Let me know when you back 🙌
i really enjoyed your shorts ! lol
Glad you enjoyed! 👊
Gyat to see you live👌🏽
Definitely 😊
We'll be in Kamala Beach in November, do you have any recommendations for a club in that area? Great video, thx
I haven't trained in Kamala itself, but there is Kamala Muay Thai or Bang Tao Muay Thai is not too far from Kamala and when you get a chance to go there I know it will be worth it!
Wow 🤩 Shree V this video is really insightful, seems like This Tiger gym is really good for people of all levels.
Yes, definitely I was surprised it was really good for a Beginner like me! I thought it would be more commercial than it actually was 😎
Absolutely I loved training as a Beginner at Tiger Muay Thai I was surprised 🥊
we really need to stop these clickbait titles; we would watch the video anyway and still keep our integrity
Thanks for the feedback, I actually changed the title 🙏🏾
Damn, so everyone was able to stay focused? 😳⚰️
It's a compound effect. You feed of each others energy :-)
hahahahahaha
How did you get from the airport to tiger muay thai?
With a Grab (App like Uber), they have public taxis at the Aiport but they often charge more than Grab or IDriver. The price for a Grab should be between 700-800 THB which is around 20 USD. There are as well busses they are pretty cheap (150 THB), but they don't drop you off at a bus stop and not directly at the street. I hope that helps :-)
@Simplyv888 thank you for answering!!
@@arielfernandez6633 You are welcome 🙂
@@Simplyv888 try to use bolt whyyy cheaper
@@damianhdgamer Cheaper than InDriver too?
Are you German?
Yes 😀
It's hype, most other Thai gyms are just as good and some are better, I have trained at many gyms across Thailand, went to Tiger in 2012 first time then 5 years later. It's a great experience if you want to do a pilgrimage to the most famous gym, a lot going on apart from muay thai as well, cafe, fitness classes, BJJ etc. but it's just too big these days I think. Depends on what you're after as well, are you a pro fighter or a beginner. Edit: Now I've actually watch the video..great video! Looks like you had a good time, I also enjoyed watching you train
You describe it very well, and I agree if you want to be in a popular busy place you can go to train at Tiger Muay Thai and be in the mix. If you want a more authentic family vibe type of gym you pick a smaller gym off the street. I personally only trained 3 times at Tiger, and it was better than I expected, but I prefer smaller gyms :-) Thanks for watching! Do you have any plans to head back to go back to Thailand?
I heard about that the classes are not good the trainers are unmotivated is this true? They say only private lessons are great.
And how long I should book if iam a beginner 1 or 3 months?
I hear that too, but I can't agree with trainers not being good or unmotivated. My husband trained at Tiger a couple of months, and he had a great relationship with the coaches, pushing him moving from the intermediate into the advanced class. I was actually surprised myself when I went to a couple of classes, trainers were entertaining and very supportive. One time I ask one of the trainers to show me a technique after the class, and he helped me for 5 minutes after class to improve. The thing is that trainers are changing by the times, but I believe when you are proactive and open-minded they are very nice, and you have the opportunity to meet a lot of people and fighters at Tiger Muay Thai.
Actually, for private sessions I can recommend Dragon Muay Thai.
If you have the opportunity to do 3 months I would go for it. You will improve a lot! And you could maybe try each month a different gym. I can recommend you to have a look into Apollo Gym ruclips.net/video/EPFmsoiIWvg/видео.html
Tiger Muay Thai is overrated.
@@anbernicguy have you trained there ? What’s your favorite gym?
For who? I'm looking for a good gym to train muay boran and muay thai. Tiger looks about right. What's your meaning?
@@PrepAF it's more commercialised, marketing purpose.
@@anbernicguyI understand that, but I was surprised I encountered friendly knowledgeable trainers and made friends while training there 😊
@@PrepAFIm not sure if they teach Muay boran, yes you need to know it’s a big gym which is always busy. But I was surprised by the training it was better than I expected.
Problem with Tiger is people like you, never trained a day in there life and Google a camp and go to Tiger aka the first one they see and then spend all there time filming themselves.
I lived for two years in Thailand and worked as a manager in a beachfront resort with work visa and everything. Actually I didn’t go to Tiger in the beginning because I had judgements about it. I started training at a small local gym. I love to record myself training not only for RUclips but to see my progress. What’s your favorite gym in Thailand? Please let us know maybe others can benefit from this.
I lived for two years in Thailand and worked as a manager in a beachfront resort with work visa and everything. Actually I didn’t go to Tiger in the beginning because I had judgements about it. I started training at a small local gym. I love to record myself training not only for RUclips but to see my progress. What’s your favorite gym in Thailand? Please let us know maybe others can benefit from this.
To much people 99% tourists no any real Thai train there they run with her phones Laptop trough the Gym very Crazy can’t see this high society class kids
Whats your favorite gym in Phuket or Thailand?
Top Team Phuket is okay or many other old gyms or in Bangkok this is a very different t class but they not really want we train there
The problem i mean is this new generation mostly of them just train for her IG or Facebook images no one of them will fight so they stole your time and they chose the two big Gym like Tiger and this new Gym In Bangtao may be someone underground what I mean cheers BOXING FOR LIFE 🥊
@@ThailandSmileLand I understand what you mean :-) They opened a new gym next to Tiger Muay Thai its called Apollo Gym, they specialize on boxing, of course its in the same "bubble" as its on the street but they have great boxing coaches there :-)
@@ThailandSmileLand okay I see :-) thanks for the inspo, I think its a great tip in general for everyone here to look outside the box and not only go for the "mainstream" gyms