Good place for learning Muay Thai?
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davis_squareHey there. I'm looking for a good place to take some Muay Thai classes. Different types of kickboxing or Brazilian Jiu Jitsu would be other good options. However, I'm basically working a summer job and trying to save money for going back to college in the Spring, so I am both fairly busy and frugal. It seems like I need to find a place where I could pay based on classes attended rather than needing to sign up for months at a time. Do any of you fine fellows know a place that meets this description?
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Re: try this:
Date: 2009-08-28 03:04 am (UTC)Redline Fight Sports has a student rate of $90/month. They do sanda, but they compete in muay Thai competitions.
Tohoku Judo Club in Somerville is $60/month and even cheaper for students. They are a bit less structured than other judo clubs, but they do a fair amount of groundwork, if that's what you're interested in.