MUAY THAI COACH
Summer
Muay Thai coach who came to the sport at nineteen — later than most Thai fighters — and has been coaching since 2020, holding a Thai sports centre coaching licence. She remembers what it's like to walk in as an adult with no background, and still competes herself, training and taking fights alongside the people she coaches. Especially good with people starting from zero: sessions begin with an explanation rather than a drill, then work on stance, positioning, reaction and kicks. What you'll leave with is mindset and understanding, and a solid foundation in Muay Thai.
Inside the style
What Summer teaches
Explanation before drill
Sessions begin with an explanation rather than a drill — understand what the sport actually is before you're put into the movement.
Starting from zero
Especially good with people walking in as adults with no background — she came to Muay Thai at nineteen herself.
Still in the game
She still competes, training and taking fights alongside the people she coaches.
Record
Credentials & honours
- Coaching since 2020
- Thai sports centre coaching licence
- Still competes — training and taking fights alongside the people she coaches
What you'll take away
Why train with Summer
A solid foundation in Muay Thai — stance, positioning, reaction and kicks — built for someone starting from zero.
Mindset and understanding, not just technique, from a coach who worked out her own way to make the sport easy to step into.
Ask me what I'm really teaching and I won't say technique. Mindset and understanding.
Summer came to Muay Thai at nineteen — later than most Thai fighters, who grow up in the gym from childhood. That turns out to matter when she teaches. She remembers what it’s like to walk in as an adult with no background, and she still competes herself, so she is training and taking fights alongside the people she coaches.
She has been coaching since 2020 and holds a Thai sports centre coaching licence. She works with everyone, but she’s especially good with people starting from zero. Her sessions begin with an explanation rather than a drill: she wants you to understand what this sport actually is and what you’re about to do before she puts you into the movement. From there she works on the things beginners always get wrong — your stance, your positioning, your reaction, your kicks.
Ask her what she’s really teaching and she won’t say technique. She’ll say mindset and understanding. What you’ll leave with is a solid foundation in Muay Thai, taught in a way she worked out herself, specifically to make the sport easy to step into.