A quick question...

[FightersSpirit]

I was wondering if this place is good for teaching Muay Thai.

http://www.activeedgefitness.com/html/martial_arts.html

[Cameron]

Having never been there, I can't comment on the instruction, but if i were you I would give it a try. They advertise quite a few things I would definitely want to check out.

[Jeff Burger]

"He is also a Certified Full Instructor with the United World Muay Thai Association (vutmuaythai.com) under Kru Vut Kamnark.'

Well Vut is well known.

Looks like a good place.

[FightersSpirit]

"He is also a Certified Full Instructor with the United World Muay Thai Association (vutmuaythai.com) under Kru Vut Kamnark.'

Well Vut is well known.

Looks like a good place.

It does? Excellent, thank you.

[FightersSpirit]

Another question.

Are there any good Kickboxing or Muay Thai gyms in Illinois, beside the one I put up?

I'm actually leaning more towards American Kickboxing. (above the waist only)

[Jeff Burger]

"I'm actually leaning more towards American Kickboxing. (above the waist only)"

Well catch your balance before you fall.
Leg kicks change everything.

Jeff

[FightersSpirit]

"I'm actually leaning more towards American Kickboxing. (above the waist only)"

Well catch your balance before you fall.
Leg kicks change everything.

Jeff

Well American Kickboxing or Kickboxing. (leg kick) But I want to that, maybe Muay Thai, but I'm looking more into Kickboxing. Does anyone know any good schools/gyms?

[FightersSpirit]

Does this look like a good Kickboxing gym?

http://www.teamzs.com/kick.htm

[Minh]

personally, no. if you save yp some money come to thailand to a muay thai camp youll be taught first hand, without the muay thai being watered-down. its like 12,000 bacht per month[maybe about 300 american dollars??] to be in the camp but it has its own gyms, great trainers, socializing, space..anything you need to master muay thai.