Muay Thai Gear

Wednesday, February 8th, 2012 at 11:28 am

Muay Thai Gear and Where to Get It.

Because Muay Thai is traditionally Thailand orientated, trying to find quality Muay Thai Gear or Muay thai equipment outside Thailand can often be a nightmare.

Being a keen Muay Thai fan and having a son a muay thai exponant, I’m often asked where to get hold of muay thai gear
and muay thai equipment such as muay thai gloves, muay thai shorts etc. and where to go for Muay Thai lessons.

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Muay Thai Gear and Training Guide

After asking a few of my contacts and carrying out a lot of research, I came across an excellent ebook which provides not only advice on Muay Thai gear but also extensive information on Muay Thai training in Thailand and if you’re interested in Muay Thai at all, you really should take the opportunity to grab hold of this ebook with both hands while it’s till available.

The author Bill, has indicated to me that he will be either removing it from sale as a PDF in order to print hard copies or increasing the price to that of the hard copy soon.

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The following are just a few of the topics you’ll learn about within the book.

The best places to buy Muay Thai gear on and offline
The most common Thailand scams and how to uncover and step around them
Tips on Thai culture and customs to avoid embarrassment
The best and worst Muai Thai training camps and how to find or avoid them.
How to navigate your way around popular destinations such as Bangkok, Pattaya and Phuket.
The best choices of Muay Thai gear and equipment.
All you need to know about aquiring a Thai Visa for up to 3 months.
An introduction to Thai currency in order to understand and budget accordingly.

How to Save Money on Your Muay Thai Gear

Saving money on muay thai gear and actually getting to Thailand are only a couple of the topics discussed in the book but it also provides a great selection of Muay Thai resources including book and DVD suggestions as well as where to find the best Muay Thai trainers in Thailand and abroad. The money saving tips are a real bonus where even after visiting and living in Thailand for over 12 years, I found some I never was aware of and are worth buying the book for even if you’re not looking for muay Thai gear or instuction.

The book also shows you:

Where you can get large percentage discounts of up to 40% off your Muay Thai gear.
How to get from one major city to another in Thailand for the cost of a drink at a local bar
How to find low cost suitable accommodation and how to avoid the common practice of hiking up your electricity and water costs by hotels and rooming houses.
How to reduce transport cost by up 50%