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Belfast Muay Thai

dilapidating · 2015-10-31 19:36:01

Does anyone know of any Muay Thai gyms in Belfast? Was thinking about starting but can't get much info on google on any.

31-10-2015 7:36pm

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dilapidating

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Does anyone know of any Muay Thai gyms in Belfast?
Was thinking about starting but can't get much info on google on any.

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#2 31-10-2015 10:09pm

jimmii

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Try Pro Kick. Known more for K1 but pretty sure they do Muay Thai too. Their site seems to be down right now so can't check to be sure!

Muay Thai is fin awesome you're going to love it! It will take your body a little while to adjust to it but when it does you'll feel great!

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#3 09-12-2015 6:41pm

theghost85

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In my opinion Frankie mc conville is the man to see for Muay Thai in Belfast then u have a few of frankies students who also teach and are worth checking out if you can't get Frankie, there's joe Armstrong who teaches in Fight academy Ireland in poleglass and Jamie crawford who runs langka Muay Thai in the city centre gym

Any of those 3 and you won't go far wrong

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