Let me give an example of how training is at my gym, Tiger Eye. We have a mixed group of people. 40% of our members are affiliated with the United Nations, these are people who come 3-5 days a week and do a 90 minute session of Muay Thai which consists of a warm up via jumping rope, or partner drill followed by review of a technique, padwork and some exercises.
We also have in house Thai fighters who train twice a day, run in the mornings and fight every few weeks.
It depends on who you are and what your looking to get out of it. No one is going to force you to train and no one is going to treat you like it's boot camp.
Anonymous participant Thank you for the kind words. That is a wonderful compliment. I am glad people are being helped with their visas but the appreciation about my experience in the industry - that means a lot!
I dont understand. It's so easy, why are people asking about agents. How does it help anyone? Just get a Muay Thai course or cooking course..or even a dentist appointment?