Tuesday night at WAKT is Ultimate Muay Thai, 6pm to 7:30pm. Ninety minutes, and it covers the lot. We open with a warm up and stretch to get you moving properly, then straight into drills and skills. From there it’s instructor led pad work, where a coach holds...
Monday nights at WAKT belong to the juniors. Our under 14s class runs from 6pm to 7pm, and it is where a lot of our fighters started. The session covers proper Muay Thai from the ground up. Stance and footwork, the basic strikes, pad work, and clinch work with knees....
WAKT took six fighters to the British Championships on Saturday and came home with three golds and two bronze medals. A proper result, and one that says a lot about the work that goes in on ordinary weeknights in Pool. Here’s the thing worth saying though. Not...
Lottie, one of our junior fighters, won gold at the British Championships on Saturday. It was her first ever fight. She has been training at WAKT for 14 months. In that time she has not missed a class. She is at Fighter Squad every week without fail, she enters every...
Six WAKT fighters stepped up at the British Amateur Championships on Saturday and came back with three gold medals and one bronze. The British Amateur Championships bring together the strongest amateur Muay Thai in the country. Every bout is hard earned and nothing is...
This Friday, the WAKT fight team travels up to Solihull to compete in the Muay Thai GB British Championships on Saturday 3rd October. The whole team has been working really hard in preparation. Early mornings, hard sparring, and plenty of graft in the gym. We know...
