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[cm-jaiyen]

Can anyone give a recommendation? I'm looking for a private coach in Chiang Mai--the less tourist-oriented the better. I just need someone who can be flexible as I have a slight handicap to work around and can only throw full punches with one hand. I can use the other hand a little though and have no issues with knees, elbows, or feet. I speak a little bit of Thai, am good at communicating even when language isn't enough, and I've got lots of Thai friends who can come to translate on first meeting -- so their level of English doesn't worry me much.

I've trained in martial arts before but not much striking and zero muay thai. Thanks in advance for any leads.

[seesip]

Go to Lanna Boxing and ask for Den. The camp gets both tourists as well as serious boxers. Den has been around for a long time and will probably be able to train you when the camp isn't too busy, i.e. mornings. He speaks English well. Google Lanna Boxing. Good luck.

[chiangmaibjj]

Send me a PM CM-jaiyen. Our school has a Muay Thai teacher (Thai) that can give you reasonable rates for private lessons. He's a good instructor and his rates are comparable if not cheaper than other camps in town. Nice guy too.