Is it Grand Sport? Prices for daily use?
How about authentic muay thai instruction from a Thai school? Any info is appreciated.
Thanks.
Where's the best exercise facility/gym/weight room?
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welcome to the forum ICE you need not ask the same question on two threads regarding the G Sport, they do indeed have training for many sports as well as probably the only Gym In HH with any sort of free weights
their charges are around 150 per session or 1000 Thb per month as my fading memory recalls or check out the Hua Hin Sport website
http://huahinsport.com/
you should find more than enough to keep you occupied here
try the WT camp if you are serious about getting fit
http://wt-thailand.com/
their charges are around 150 per session or 1000 Thb per month as my fading memory recalls or check out the Hua Hin Sport website
http://huahinsport.com/
you should find more than enough to keep you occupied here
try the WT camp if you are serious about getting fit
http://wt-thailand.com/
"I don't often agree with the RSPCA as i believe it is an animals duty to be on my plate at supper time"
thanks tatlock
how do i get to sport villa? is it in hua hin?
more questions...
also, is there any place that has a nice pool and a hot tub, preferably where the gym is? If separate from an exercise facility, where's a nice pool to do laps and the best hot tubs in hua hin? Thanks everyone!!! See you in March...
Hi
Sport Vill is a very popular condo it has two pools one at the back for residents and a pool at the fron for the general public there is a sauna there as well.
If you travel on Petchkasem road towars the Chiva Som past the Market Village shopping Mall then just before the Uturn look to the right and Sport Villa is well signposted and is a large pinkish building.
I bought my place there for buttons a studio I know a few that are still for sale.
Sport Vill is a very popular condo it has two pools one at the back for residents and a pool at the fron for the general public there is a sauna there as well.
If you travel on Petchkasem road towars the Chiva Som past the Market Village shopping Mall then just before the Uturn look to the right and Sport Villa is well signposted and is a large pinkish building.
I bought my place there for buttons a studio I know a few that are still for sale.
Couldn't agree more. A great setting up there. I used to go regularly and swim 50 lengths (not all at the same time, mind you), have a bite to eat, read a book and drink no alcohol, which is unusual for me.STEVE G wrote:Iceman, the only place where you can do any decent lap swimming is at Palm Hill sports club. Its comparatively expensive at 200bt a time, but it is a 50 meter pool, and during the day it's not very busy.
Mind you, the price for a non-member was 50 baht in those days. Quadrupled overnight!! Plus transport etc etc, all of a sudden it's not the attraction it once was for me.
Still a great place to try midweek. You'll probably have the place to yourself.