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Female Muay Thai.

smoggy11 · 2010-07-25 15:44:20

Hi all, As the title suggests I am a female looking to take up muay thai. I'm based in North Dublin City, but could travel (anywhere easily accesable from city centre really) I'm also on quite a tight budget, being the poor student that I am. I'm just wondering if anyone has any good recommendations for a gym? I'm a total…

25-07-2010 3:44pm

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smoggy11

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Hi all,

As the title suggests I am a female looking to take up muay thai.

I'm based in North Dublin City, but could travel (anywhere easily accesable from city centre really) I'm also on quite a tight budget, being the poor student that I am.

I'm just wondering if anyone has any good recommendations for a gym? I'm a total beginner, although I did a small amount of kickboxing when I was younger.

Any help at all would be appreciated!

Thanks in advance (hopefully )

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#2 25-07-2010 4:04pm

Killme00

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Bridgestone is in Arbour hill/Stoneybatter which is very close to the city centre.
http://www.bridgestonemuaythai.com/

I think Khannie, who posts here, trains there and there is also a ladies only class. Good luck and enjoy it.

Edit to add: Found it. Ladies only class. http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055913608

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#3 25-07-2010 8:48pm

Jessup1

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chupasart is in ballymount. its the south side buts its easy enough to get to from town. one bus. i just started in it. there where some girls there too.

top quality place it is

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#4 25-07-2010 9:21pm

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Thanks killme00.

smoggy11 wrote: »

I'm based in North Dublin City, but could travel (anywhere easily accesable from city centre really) I'm also on quite a tight budget, being the poor student that I am.

Bridgestone's probably what you're looking for. It's near Smithfield. There's a map here. 7 euro a class. Beginners classes are held Monday to Thursday 7-8.15pm and there's a ladies only class on Mondays from 6-7 (Ladies do also train in the 7-8.15 pm class too of course ).

Depending on how far north you are, Dublin Thai Boxing or Informed Performance may also suit you.

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#5 26-07-2010 12:01am

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Dublin ThaiBoxing were based in kilbarrack industrial estate.Beginers classes 1830-1945 tues-thurs 8 euro per class.we have got a good few ladies in our beginers classes plus one lady fighter.

http://www.dublinthaiboxing.com/

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#6 26-07-2010 9:32am

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There's wild geese on Pearse street. (actually off pearse st). Thai boxing there, saturdays at 1pm, mondays at 6 and wednesdays at 6. First class free.

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