Muay Thai Iyarin is an amazing place to train. The **community is fantastic**--everyone from the coaches to the students is incredibly friendly and welcoming. From day one, I felt right at home. The staff were also **super responsive during sign-up** and helped me through some unusual payment hiccups without any hassle, which really showed how much they care about their members. I mostly attended the **11:30am classes**, which tend to be a bit smaller--perfect for getting more individual attention. The focus is very much on **technique**, which I really appreciate. Head Coach Tony deserves a special mention. He's **super friendly and approachable**, but don't let that fool you--he'll absolutely push you in training (in the best way possible). You leave every session tired but better, and the support from the whole gym makes it an awesome experience. Overall, it's a **supportive, technique-focused, and fun environment**--highly recommended for anyone looking to train Muay Thai, regardless of level. read more

New to the sport and just a hobbyist, but this gym is great for both beginners and people there to seriously train for fights. Muay Thai is a fantastic workout and a beautiful art. Inherent in the culture of the sport is mutual respect and sportsmanship, and Muay Thai Iyarin embodies that. Communication with your partner is emphasized, especially for more senior folks being paired with newer folks so that they feel comfortable with the light, play-style sparring used to practice the drills learned in class. Naturally, there is the option for heavier sparring for those in the intermediate and advanced classes--but even then, communication is emphasized...sometimes you've got an injury, sometimes you just don't want to go hard, etc. It's all about talking and getting on the same page. I absolutely love that, because it's so important to the sport, and to life in general! I love Muay Thai, and I really appreciate the culture and community that has formed around this gym. The folks here are great, and they work hard to make it a fun, safe place to learn the art. read more

I had so much fun at this Muaythai gym. The coach Tony was awesome instructor and people are very nice. It was easy to join and it was also very easy to cancel membership( I sent cancellation email in the morning and received cancellation confirmation within same day). I would definitely join again when I am in town. read more

Best Muaythai in Seattle. Nobody needs to become a competitive fighter to enjoy and learn in this gym, but I personally had my first class with Tony and Iyarin and wound up having 4 fights with them and have grown as a fighter through each one. Not only have I gotten to experience some exceptional-level training through Tony and Iyarin, and the world-class fighters and teachers they bring in, but I've made lifelong friends through the friendly and open community they're fostering. I highly recommend giving Muaythai Iyarin a try if you're searching for a kickboxing home. =) Just a side note. I almost never write reviews, but there's a 1 star review down below mine a bit and it's ultimately what spurred me to make sure to write a review here, as that review was completely out of line and full of half-truths or all out lies, and what that person had done to others (including me) in the gym earned them a request to leave and not come back. I'm grateful the owners recognized someone so toxic and were able to make the tough decision to get them out, and it's sad to see that person still trying to destroy an amazing community. read more

Tony and Iyarin do a great job at building a program that is great for beginners who want to get fit and learn the basics, while offering opportunities to compete for advanced students. They've really been behind creating a great community of people who are supportive of each other, and have fun training. I've been training under Tony and Iyarin for over two years and they really strive to build a safe, welcoming community for all their students. read more