MARYVILLE

MUAY THAI

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Want To Train Like a Professional Fighter?

Learn the Art of 8 Limbs with Traditional Muay Thai training straight from Thailand!

(all skill levels welcome)

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MEET THE COACH

Kru (coach in Thai) Chad Mueller has been training in martial arts for over 17 years and is currently still competing in Professional Muay Thai. Chad has trained and fought in Thailand and is proud to bring a traditional Muay Thai gym experience and knowledge to the St. Louis area. Mueller has been the striking coach for UFC, Bellator, professional and top amateur boxing, and MMA fighters in the St. Louis Area. Mueller is also A promoter for the IKF (International Kickboxing Federation)

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SCHEDULE

MONDAY - THURSDAY @ 6:30PM

SATURDAY @ 11:00AM

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THE GYM

MARYVILLE Muay Thai is located just 18 minutes from Downtown St. Louis in Collinsville, IL.

We are located inside the Maryville Boxing Club

618-830-4539

ADDRESS

2541 Vandalia

Collinsville, IL, 62234

(located insdie Maryville Boxing Club)

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SPOILER ALERT: YOUR FIRST MUAY THAI CLASS MAY SUCK.

There are some rather jarring differences between spin group at the local fitness club and a typical Muay Thai class.

Besides the obvious differences, there is an entirely different level of commitment and tenacity required to train in Muay Thai.

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WANNA GET FIT, HAVE FUN & CHANGE YOUR LIFE? MUAY THAI MIGHT BE YOUR ANSWER

Known as the "Art of Eight Limbs," there's a lot more to Muay Thai than just learning kicks, knees, punches, and elbows. In fact, like many martial arts, learning this ancient style offers a lot of rewarding health benefits.

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THERE IS NO AGE LIMIT TO CHALLENGING YOURSELF!

Think it’s too late to start training in your 30s? 40s? 50s? It’s not. No matter what age you are, whether you’re eight or 80, it’s never too late to begin training.

Let me address the most common worry about starting martial arts post-20’s: “But I’m not in good enough shape to start training!”