Sityodtong, Boston

[theprophet]

Heading to Sityodtong, Boston with my intructor (who's from that school) this morning to train for the day. I've never been up there and I am looking forward to the experience. My school is only a year old so I should get to train with some people who have been doing this far longer. Does anyone on here from Boston train up there?.... if so I will see ya later Name's Ethan, peace.

[jubaji]

Be sure to let us know how it went!

[odiss]

Hey i started going there earlier this summer, i havnt been able to go much, but me and a couple friends are gonna make an effort to go there more often. From when i've been, i like it a lot. All the instructors and the students have been friendly. The only thing that can be a bit annoying is the lack of space, but its never a huge problem. Im hoping to start going again next week, so maybe ill see you there.

[theprophet]

Well, I just got home... It was awesome. Kru Mark is a fantastic guy. The staff and students are nothing short of incredible. Everyone was very helpful and pleasant. I would suggest anyone in the area to go check it out.

Coolest part was my instructor (Kru Peter Pinto) got his promotion to 3rd level from Kru Mark when the night was over. Pete had no idea and was very suprised and pleased. He has earned it.

Thanks to all at Sityodtong Boston and I will prolly be back there saturday.

[sportmuaythai]

Kru Yodthong Senanun is one teacher whom I regard as a true master, despite my never having trained under him. His knowledge and ability to produce true MT champions is far above those who proclaim the status of grand master internationally. He is the owner of SitYodthong MT camp in Pataya.