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Haha hello. I read a review just posted about equilibrium mma and I wanted to share some feedback about the muay thai classes too. I want to stay anonymous because I still have a membership and I paiseh hahahaha. Honestly I am doubtful about continuing my membership. Like the other review said the Muay Thai classes are very different from the trial class. I thought the trial class was good and it was worth the steep price point however the classes have become so packed and the schedule changes have made them so inconvenient. My trial class was very good where the head thai coach held pads for me for multiple rounds. I was observing the muay thai class going on in the back and at the time it was not very crowded (Maybe 10 people). After signing up I found out that we do not get much padwork unlike other gyms. The classes were also very packed and the gym recently made a schedule change that meant I count not train two classes back to back on any day unless I qualify for the sparring. The saving grace of the gym are the coaches. The head coach Ajarn is very good, the assistant coaches Leo, Micheal, Alex and a female coach whos name I'm unsure of are also very capable the coaches make the classes bearable. Other than the padwork, the rest of the class could be easily replicated elsewhere. Compared to other gyms, I believe the coaches I named above are way above average the market standard when it comes to their padholding skills and customer service while other coaches are around average . However, the rest of the class is usually very disappointing where members share bags, do boring drills without much supervision and correction. In the unlikely case the classes are not packed, the drills and bagwork become much more meaningful where coaches come and teach you different techniques and how to set them up properly. I remember a pleasant interaction with the thai Coach Laem teaching me many ways to counter a technique. There was also a time where coach Micheal and the female coach showed me various ways to set up another technique which will prepare me for sparring. The supervised drills are a huge improvement to the gym. The facilities are also subpar there is a sandbag that is extremely hard and I did not know before I kicked it. The new schedule change was by far the worst decision that turns me away from the gym. This increased the class size to a whopping 20 people, sometimes even more! This makes the understaffed gym unable to cope which shortens the padwork even further and make more room for the unsupervised boring drills and padwork. In the future although the good coaches I would be inclined to change gyms for a overall better and cheaper experience unless major changes take place. I gave this one star due to the gym not meeting my expectations for such a high price point and how the gym makes bad changes without receiving the feedback of members.

EQ has a very good BJJ coach. Hidden gem in SG. He is the most nicest coach ive trained with and an absolute beast competitor. The facility is very clean and spacious. The staff are all nice and friendly. Muay Thai coach are friendly and will guide everyone .and world class seminars that are free for members.

Similar to other complaints, it’s aggravating how little time they give to use up your allotted classes. I booked my boy there but we ended up wasting so many classes or having to pull him out in heavy holiday periods to avoid wasting classes. The outcome is that he goes to rarely now because their structure is unworkable. While I think the instructors are good, the person running the shop has no business sense at all.

Overall I really like the vibe of the gym! Gym has a good amount of space for trainees to move around and the instructors are patient, friendly and knowledgeable. Toilet also has heated showers and gym even provides towels! All in all, good place to train

Caring, encouraging, and fun team of coaches and staff. My son has been going there for 1.5 years, and he loves it. We (parents) really like and trust the coaches as they do not show toxic masculinity that we often see with other gyms when my son participates in competitions. The group of kids is also lovely and friendly to each other (reflection of the atmosphere of the gym).

I have trained in many MMA gyms in Singapore and can honestly say EQ is the best. Their personal approach to every student, dedication and passion for teaching and amazing attitude makes this gym truly stand-out in MMA scene of Singapore. And their brand new renovation of the whole gym (mats, shower and change rooms, free towel service) contributes to making this gym one stop place for all martial arts enthusiasts and practioners!

Gym staff are all the friendliest people you'd ever meet whether its the front desk, muay thai coaches or BJJ coaches! They create a wholesome atmosphere to train in which accepts people from all backgrounds. The classes of course are super fun, techincal and physically exhausting thanks to both the coaches and members. 10/10 wld train again. The free deodarant in the toilets are a nice touch too!

I have been training with the gym for close to 2 years. The Muay Thai classes are good so far. Head coach, Ajarn, and other coaches always do their best to make the class enjoyable despite being understaffed at times. The schedule change seemed to be a bad decision and I’m glad it has been reverted. If not for the choices, I guess I would have left as well.

Buyer beware. I went to a couple of trial lessons. As the gym was convenient to my office I signed up - then almost immediately they closed down to relocate! NOTHING was said to me prior to paying them. There was NO notification. After months of trying to contact them for a refund I finally got a response that they would extend the validity of my membership only. The gym is no longer in a convenient location for me. The trainers seem nice enough and I enjoyed my two trial sessions but the owners are clearly unprofessional. They have refused to reimburse me. Try somewhere else.

Diabolical price. Potentially a scam. Ordered a regular meal and on the side, ordered a piece of chicken roughly smaller than the size of my palms and was charged $5 for it! When I looked at the register they had charged that piece of chicken as a “Set A” meal which in its description included rice, veg, and I believe meat as well. I asked what was that for and they said it’s for the chicken, and that’s how they charge it. Given the sheer absurdity of charging a meal’s price for a piece of chicken, I asked for the full Set A meal instead since I’m paying for it but was denied and forced to pay for the chicken. Everyone, please be vigilant on the prices and ask carefully before ordering, especially if you are a foreigner or look like it (I know I do).