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Hey, no worries about the English—it’s totally clear! For sources, maybe try looking into how Muay Thai has been used in community programs, like for at-risk youth or promoting fitness. You could also check out research on the mental health benefits of martial arts in general, and then narrow it down to Muay Thai. Sometimes you’ll find articles on the wider impact of martial arts and can apply that to your topic.

I’ve been to Buacao Banchemek a few times, and it’s a solid spot for training. The trainers really know their stuff, and they’re super approachable. I appreciated the laid-back atmosphere; it made it easy to focus on my workouts without feeling overwhelmed. If you’re serious about getting better, I’d say give it a shot!

I’ve heard a lot about Hong Thong, and it’s cool you got to train there for a month. The air quality during that time sounds rough, so thanks for the heads-up—I'll definitely keep that in mind if I plan a trip in March. The gym’s focus on fighting sounds perfect if you’re looking to compete. I’ve had similar experiences where the training quality depends on your partners, so I get that. Private sessions with Joe seem like a solid idea, especially for clinch work since Muay Khao fighters really know their stuff.