Good place for learning Muay Thai?

[nathaniel-prime.livejournal.com]

Hey 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:

[frederic.livejournal.com]

One of the reasons I stopped training there. Was there for 2 1/2 years and they got a bit too greedy (used to be no contract and much lower rates) and I was getting less out of it since a lot of the focus was on fighters (MMA and Muay Thai) and sadly not on the people paying the bills. Otherwise, a great place to train but their business model ostracized a lot of folk.