Weapons 9 Muay Thai

Extremely experienced in the knowledge and art of Muaythai and Boxing! One of the premier spaces to practice the art. The owners of the gym truly show the passion that exemplifies in their daily teachings. Highly recommend it if you were looking for a place to work out, or simply learn the art, or even Looking to compete. Authentic Muay thai, authentic boxing. Not only has this place given me the art to learn, but it has helped me in my journey to focusing on better health. It has allowed me to concentrate to focus on making a better version of myself. The surrounding so many students, as well as the fighters, is truly an inspiration to be surrounded by. The energy is alive and bright even when yours is very low. You can find your spirit to brighten up here because of the confidence push into your soul. There’s nothing like this place, and there’s truly something special all about it.

I went for a free class and it was my 1st Muay Thai experience. This is a great gym. Everyone was so nice, welcoming, knowledgeable, and patient. I learned a little of the basics and got a great workout. I plan on returning.

I’ve been here for about 3-4 months and wanted to wait and get the full experience before leaving a review. The coaches are extremely knowledgeable and welcoming, as well as the students. I was concerned about going to Muay Thai as a woman (I’ve heard horror stories) but this gym has women, seasoned and new, and I’ve never encountered a problem in the way of gender. When you come to class, just try to find a partner around the same size as you and you will be good! The monthly fee is the most bang for your buck if you plan to come 2-4 times a week and there are several class options, like beginners, advanced, all level, and a woman’s class. If you wanted to try Muay Thai and want the least judgmental space with the most helpful coaches and classmates, give this gym a try.

I was hanging with a friend behind the arcade near this business when this man who claimed to be the owner came out, got in his car, and aggressively rolled down his window to confront us. He started accusing us of “talking trash about the gym” and breaking bottles—neither of which happened. He got loud, made threatening comments like “you don’t want to fight me,” and acted completely unprofessional toward two teenagers who were doing nothing wrong. As a business owner, you should know better than to harass minors and falsely accuse people with no proof. This made me feel unsafe and uncomfortable in my own town. Totally inappropriate behavior from someone representing a business in the community I understand that you’ve had problems in the past, but I wasn’t one of them. I was simply sitting and minding my own business with a friend when someone who claimed to be the owner approached us aggressively, accused us of things we didn’t do, and made threatening remarks. Instead of treating every person behind your building like a criminal, maybe approach situations with some respect—especially when it’s clearly teenagers just hanging out quietly. Saying my experience “doesn’t matter” because I’m not a member is exactly why this review matters. You’re part of a community, and how you treat all people—not just paying customers—speaks volumes about your business

Critical Safety Warning: Unsafe for Women & Neurodivergent Athletes Do not be fooled by the “family” marketing or the trophies. Behind the scenes, this facility operates with zero professional standards and offers no protection for its paying members. The Institutional Failure: The gym is run on ego and favoritism (“too many chiefs, not enough Indians”). A “shadow hierarchy” involving the owner’s partner dictates the social dynamics, targeting anyone who doesn’t fit their mold. The Incident: After years of loyalty and thousands of dollars in dues, I was targeted by a coach on staff. Instead of investigating, leadership allowed him to file a false police report against me—which the owner signed off on—to protect their own brand. The report was dismissed in court, but the intent was clear: to silence and blacklist me. The Conflict of Interest: Because the ownership here also controls the Warriors Cup promotion, the power dynamics are unchecked. Reporting abuse here feels like ending your fight career. This is a massive conflict of interest that forces victims into silence. My Verdict: If you are a woman, if you are neurodivergent, or if you value your safety: Run. There is no HR, no policy, and no integrity here. They will take your money, break your spirit, and protect their predatory coaching staff and covert“other half’s” at all costs. In hindsight, I believe more people don’t come forward when they’re targeted in groups/teams because they can’t quite name the abuse inflicted upon them. Because of this reason, I began publishing my experiences through articles and peer groups on discord and Substack. (For the full documented case study on this institutional failure, search “Weaponized Muay Thai” on Substack.)