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Hey Sylvie just curious to know when  the 1 hour session you filmed with Andy on walk back drill counters will be posted on the Nak Muay Nation site?I really enjoyed watching the part  that you posted on your youtube channel,but would love to see the rest of the video that you filmed as I was intrigued by what Andy was teaching you.

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Sylvie von Duuglas-Ittu Fellow Traveler

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Hey, Muay Thai Dad thanks for asking. That is something I do need to put together. I've let it delay for a few reasons, but mostly now because Andy has moved from Hill Camp down to Hua Hin, and the video was going to be a part of an article on Hill Camp. 

I'll have to change the focus of the article, but thanks for reminding me! 

This is the video MTD is talking about: 

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Andy has moved from Hill Camp down to Hua Hin

I've seen pictures of him on the Cong Carter gym Facebook page recently. Do you know if that's where he is working now or if he's setting up his own gym there?

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I've seen pictures of him on the Cong Carter gym Facebook page recently. Do you know if that's where he is working now or if he's setting up his own gym there?

The way Andy explained it was that the owner of Cong Carter is a former student of Andy's and invited him down. So Andy's going to be based there, but still keeping his Hill Camp. Not sure how he'll go between them, but sounds like he'll be at Cong Carter pretty much full-time.

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