Muay Thai Dublin

Danny.B

Anybody recommend a gym preferably in town or near to it as I dont drive

I looked at wildgeese on pearse st, I know you will say sbg but they seem more orientated to BJJ/MMA type of thing

I know this has been covered hundreads of times and your sick of answering it but any help is appreciated

Thanks

Barry.Oglesby

Bridgestone Muay Thai are in Arbour Hil.

00MARTZ00

chupasart is in ballymount if your anywhere out that way

DTB

Dublin Thaiboxing out in kilbarrack but right on the dart line.

Peetrik

+1 on Bridgestone Muay Thai just up off Ellis quay in the city center. (Smithfield luas stop)

dar926

Warriors in Monkstown also close enough to the Dart

Danny.B

Thanks for the replys, I looked at Bridgestone but the fact that I'd have to get 2 buses or a bus/luas or bus/walk to get to it put me off a bit, but is it worth the extra travelling?

Kilbarrack and Monkstown are the wrong side Dublin for me, Im in Lucan and I know there a club here but there no bus that can bring me to it, and Im about a 45min walk from it so thats why I been looking into to just going to town instead

Is wildgeese not rated very highly then? its more convienent but if Bridgestone is that much better then I guess I'll just have to travel that little bit further . . .

Danny.B

Actually I just looked at it on the map, its only 5 mins from the quays, so think I'll check it out (bridgestone)

Anybody train/trained there before? the classes are all in evening, do you know if they open during the day aswell and you can head down and do your own thing or is it just open for the classes?

ryoishin

Lucan! Most Lucan buses will drop you at the four courts and thats 5 mins away from Bridgestone on foot.

Danny.B

yeah haha i just checked where it was, anytime i been over that way it was in a car and seemed alot further than it actually is but im prob going to just head in there, like you said its only 5 mins

i was saying there no bus from one side of lucan to the other and thats why im heading to town

Peetrik

Danny.B wrote: »

Anybody train/trained there before? the classes are all in evening, do you know if they open during the day aswell and you can head down and do your own thing or is it just open for the classes?

Yeah I train in Bridgestone regularly, I find it to be excellent. Some of the top fighters in the country train there and the club competes internationally. They do have drop in rates, so you can just go along and check it out, think its 5-7 euro depending on if your a student (not exactly sure on that).

I have also trained with the daytime coach from Wild Geese and he knows his stuff and has lived/trained in Thailand too.

If you can only train in the afternoon go to Wild Geese, if you can make the evening classes then go to Bridgestone as its well worth traveling for.

Hope that helps

Danny.B

Peetrik wrote: »

Yeah I train in Bridgestone regularly, I find it to be excellent. Some of the top fighters in the country train there and the club competes internationally. They do have drop in rates, so you can just go along and check it out, think its 5-7 euro depending on if your a student (not exactly sure on that).

I have also trained with the daytime coach from Wild Geese and he knows his stuff and has lived/trained in Thailand too.

If you can only train in the afternoon go to Wild Geese, if you can make the evening classes then go to Bridgestone as its well worth traveling for.

Hope that helps

yeah i will try check it out next week, im not working at the minute so times arent a problem I was just thinking daytime because I usually lift 4 nights a week and have my little routine down to a T but guess ill just have to shuffle things around

thanks