MTITT Director

P'Noi    P'Noi started his training in Muay Thai and Muay Boran at the age of 12. He was given the title of 'Master' by the Kru Muay Thai Association 8 years ago. He has been managing his gym for 8 years now, from its original home in the army camp to its new home on the roof of Asha Guesthouse. He has successfully promoted many Thai and foreign fighters to fight in matches in the famous Lumpini stadium and its counterpart Ratchadamnoen Stadium. He currently very successfully promotes the Lumpini light fly weight champion, who trains at MTITT.

MTITT Trainers      Kru Beab    Grandmaster Kru Beab was a heavy weight champion with over 300 professional fights in his career. Famous in the Muay Thai world of Thailand, he was a champion at Lumpini Stadium and Ratchademnent Stadium. He has also fought successfully in Europe and the USA. Grandmaster Kru Beab won the Muay Thai Asian Championships and was crowned the Asian Champion. He was a member of the Thai Olympic Boxing Team which fought in the Munich Games. After retiring from competition, Grandmaster Kru Beab was a referee at Lumpini Stadium and was trainer to the Thai National Team. Grandmaster Kru Beab is a very well know figure in Muay Thai, both as a fighter and trainer, having been a champion himself on numerous occasions, and training numerous champions.    Kru Na    Kru Na starting training when he was 6 years old. He has over 300 professional fights, including fights in the USA and China. He has coached Thai Boxing ever since laying down his gloves, and now trains some of the champions of Bangkok.     Kru Ake    Kru AKE has been fighting since he was 8 years old. He too has over 300 professional fights under his belt, and he was a champion for the mini fly weight division at Ratchadamnoen Stadium. With a sharp knowledge of Muay Boran, expect Kru Ake to teach you moves not found in the manuel, but devastatingly destructive all the same.

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