Adam Wright Martial Arts
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I have 20 years of experience in Muay Thai. I have been fortunate enough to train under traditional teachers. Most people treat Muay Thai strictly as a sport, but I don't. I teach both the martial arts side of Muay Thai and the sport side. Unlike many trainers, I start each student off with the foundation and move on from there. I do my best to make sure each student understands what is being done and that they get each technique down. At the end of a session I give homework. It is up to the student to practice what they have learned. The more they practice the easier it is to move on.

Subjects

  • Muay Thai Beginner-Expert

  • Muay Boran Beginner-Intermediate

Experience

  • Muay Thai Instructor (May, 2011–Present) at Adam Wright, Toronto
    Teaching Muay Thai in and out of gyms. Teaching beginners to advanced the fundamentals of Muay Thai, as well as the old self defense techniques of Muay Boran. Training happens either at a students home, home gym, Kickboxing or Muay Thai gym or outdoors.
  • Muay Thai Instructor (Jun, 2005–Mar, 2020) at Siam No.1 House of Muay Thai Toronto
    I would started with teaching kids classes in Muay Thai, then moved up to teaching adult classes. I would then teach both. I was responsible for teaching the very basics to intermediate, and more advanced techniques. Part of my experience is also with helping to prepare students who would compete and those would be going for tests.

Education

  • Social Service Worker (Sep, 2007–Apr, 2009) from George Brown College

Fee details

    CA$30–50/hour (US$20.83–34.72/hour)

    Different rates for kids and adults. Also, rate includes travel. Rate is also different for Muay Thai and Muay Boran.

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