Golden Era Muay Thai

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garret montpetit a week ago

Huge shout out to this gym my experience here has been nothing but great Damien‘s a great teacher and I recently was moved to the intermediate classes which has been challenging but exciting to learn more about this sport. Bob has been teaching me so far and it has been nothing but tough love and I really respect his Coaching style anyone looking to get into the sport this gym is a great opportunity to do so and learn from the best

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Derek Macchiaroli a week ago

Great gym with an awesome atmosphere. The coaches are knowledgeable, supportive, and genuinely care about helping you improve. Whether you’re a beginner or experienced, it’s a great place to train, learn Muay Thai, and push yourself. Highly recommend!

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abdullah sahlan 2 weeks ago

I’ve been training here and absolutely love it. The gym has a true old school Muay Thai feel, and the coaches do a great job teaching proper fundamentals. It’s very beginner friendly, and everyone is welcoming and supportive. Highly recommend for anyone looking to start Muay Thai the right way.

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Anthony B. 2 weeks ago

There is no place I've been to like Golden Era. Every coach is dedicated, thorough, and has decades of experience. They meet you where you're at, no matter your experience. The classes are well structured and the coaches are committed to improving all of their students. Grateful for finding this gym.

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Joe Ko Edited 7 months ago

Photos of my experience at GEMT from August to October. I came in not knowing how to throw a punch and without prior combat sports experience whatsoever. I work at my desk all day and I was not taking care of my self physically, mentally and emotionally at all. I was complacent, burnt out and sad that I needed a new challenge to spark life into me again. I weighed 206 lbs upon entry and got down to 192 lbs in 2 months by eating less than I normally do and tried my best to show up 5 days per week (back to back beginner classes daily). So if you're reading this and thinking about it, I say shove yourself in the gym and just do it. Don't think too much. That strategy worked for me as an overthinker. Now as far as learning Muay Thai, you'll have the privilege of working with Damien as a beginner. I like his style of teaching. It's very calm but direct. The easy part is the learning. The hard part is staying consistent with attendance, your diet and maintaining fitness outside of Golden Era. He's a pro. You'll be in great hands. Intermediate folks work with Master Bob. A legend and pioneer in the Muay Thai community. El Jefe is kinda mean looking but he's cool. He just wants you to do your best and improve because he cares. Advanced students work with Nick (who also teaches the boxing class). He's a stud also and a well seasoned fighter. Both he and his brother Damien are masters of their craft and very down to earth and respectful gentlemen. For experienced dudes, show him what you got. Sparring looks pretty cool in his class. All in all, this was a really positive and life changing experience for me. I'll continue to recommend GEMT as I progress in this newfound passion for Muay Thai. "Oowee!"