Help! Looking for a good place to train!

Where can I find some legit training here in Washington, D.C.—maybe boxing or Muay Thai—where I can pull at least 3 or 4 sessions a week? Been checking out a few spots lately and honestly... they all feel kind of amateur hour. If anyone knows a place that actually pushes you and won't go easy on the workouts, let me know... would really appreciate it!
e oh, and if it doesn't break the bank—ideally under $200—that'd be even better

so which part of Washington, D.C. do you actually like?

Regarding Muay Thai http://www.profightstore.com/content...=check this out
For an ultimate training camp, should I go with Stip or Wrebox from this forum? Or will they just jump in and answer themselves?
Where are you based? How much are you willing to travel for training sessions? That’s a huge factor when you're hunting for the right gym recommendation.

...go see Mike...you might actually learn something about being in the ring there...

Jamie Fowler2 said:So, which part of D.C. works for you?

Look, I'm hanging around the Quartic area—so anything nearby is fine. Honestly, I wouldn't mind heading over to Brooklyn or even Queens... just as long as they actually know what they're doing and aren't charging an arm and a leg.🙂 I'm looking to get started with some boxing, so if anyone knows a solid gym...

There are a few clubs in the area. I train at a Thai boxing gym that’s pretty close to you. You've also got Quartic nearby, plus Dennis Survival Jiu Jitsu and a boxing gym sharing the same space, though I doubt their rates are exactly budget-friendly $67

Justin Adams5 said:There's some clubs around here—I train at that Thai boxing spot, which isn't too far from you. You’ve also got Quartic nearby, plus Dennis Survival Jiu Jitsu and boxing out of the same gym... though I'm guessing the price tag there isn't exactly cheap... $67

I know all about that Jiu Jitsu stuff, but man, the price tag is killer—it’s sitting somewhere around... $77 If I'm counting right—and that's only two more hour-long sessions a week—it's a bit light... barely enough to make a dent...

wiredscout38 said:I know about that Jiu Jitsu, but man, it’s pricey—around $77 if I recall correctly. Plus, just two one-hour sessions a week feels a bit light.

Go three times a week,$50 and you'll be hitting the best Muay Thai in the US. Does that work for you?

Justin Adams5 said:Three times a week,$50,the best Muay Thai in the States? You think I can handle that?

What do you mean, over by the new Quartic?! Of course I can handle it—just tell me when and where to show up...🙂

wiredscout38 said:What’s going on over by the new Quartic?! It fits perfectly, just let me know when and where to show up.🙂

Nah, it's actually over on Krizanic Avenue, right near the mosque.

Any boxing matches going down? Anyone know where I can catch some action... just need it to be decent quality and not break the bank

I’d highly recommend checking out Shorinja Kempo at the "Shaolin" martial arts club—$67/mj, Mon-Wed-Fri, right by the Lisinski concert hall. You can find all the details over at www.shaolin.hr. Hope to see you there!

Justin Adams5, where on earth is that located?

stormytinker16 said:Justin Adams5, where is that located?

It's at the high school over on Krizanice, right near the Sheraton.
But if everything goes according to plan, we should be getting our very own gym in a different location soon!

Justin Adams5 said:The high school over by the Sheraton in downtown Chicago
but if everything goes according to plan, we should be getting our own dedicated facility somewhere else pretty soon.

Is that open to women too?

Terry Mendoza said:Is this available for women too?

Of course she can.😉
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Tigar, 5 Jarunski Street

Word on the street is Nikolas Maricic Volf has quite the following...
Anyone actually know anything about him?