About

What Jai Su Means To Me

I’m Kabir and for me, Muay Thai is all about having 'Jai Su'—the fighter’s heart. It’s not just throwing punches and kicks, it’s about confidence and grit. I learned this on the mats in Thailand, getting knocked around until I figured out how to keep my cool, no matter what. That’s what I bring to every session here.

Training That’s Real, Not Fancy

With 15+ years in the game, including time at Sitmonchai gym, I teach Muay Thai the way it’s supposed to be. No shortcuts, no fancy stuff—just the art of eight limbs, hard work, and real technique. You’ll sweat, you’ll get tired, but you’ll see what you’re made of.

Who’s This For?

Anyone. Seriously. If you’ve never punched before or you’ve already got some skills, there’s a spot for you. I put extra focus into self-defense training for women, helping you find real confidence and strength. We’re building a community, not just a gym.

What You’ll Do

• Pad work that gets your rhythm and flow right
• Technical drills to nail basics like the Teep, roundhouse kick, and footwork
• Combinations that mix things up and keep you sharp
• Strength and conditioning for full-body toughness

Personal Or Group?

You can train one-on-one with me for the fastest progress, or jump into small group classes where the energy is high and everyone pushes each other. Classes run most evenings.

More Than Just Kicks And Punches

You’ll get stronger, sure, but you’ll also learn how to stay calm under pressure. Mushin—empty mind. It’s about bouncing back, learning discipline, and finding your own fighter’s heart.