The City of TukTuks

Bangkok

Uber is one of the best things if you are new at a place and do not know jack shit, it made it easy for me to get from the airport to my Airbnb flat. But hell, I will have to walk 6 floors up that will suck a little bit for the next month at least it will help my conditioning. :D 

Pedro Sauer Seminar

No rest for the wicked, for me it was straight to the flat, grabbing my Kimono and meet up with Vara to go the Pedro Sauer Seminar at Bangkok Fight Lab. The gym that will be my first stop for the next week. I got my good twice a day training in and was great to meet all those people at the gym very laid back and friendly environment! 

Oh yeah we went out some times saw the normal Thai Hookers, because you can not miss them they are almost everywhere, okay that’s a little bit exaggerated. And sorry guys, I did not enjoy a famous lady ping pong show, I do not want to have this image in my head. But there are plenty of other things to do, which is even suited for kids like me, no worries. Great night-markets, sky-bars, malls and much more!

My second gym for 3 weeks was EMAC, less expats and more Thais, the classes were a little bit smaller but the level was high, and the headcoach Niti makes sure you have a great time! Thailand is still in the development with it Jiu-jitsu scene. 

Ask Vara

Overall Bangkok is a good place but for a whole month, not my kind of deal, so busy, you have to look out every time you cross the streets not to get hit, but about one thing I can not complain is the food, you find everything and I just like the amazing street food for around 2 dollars! 

And thanks Vara for taking care of me!