Very attached. I worry at times that I could use some more fundamental instruction focusing on technique and breaking things down more, but I really like the level of the gym I'm at. I will never become the greatest Muay Thai fighter ever there, but I always improve and there's an emphasis on sparring which is a very big mental leap for me and probably the most valuable part. My instructor has trained some successful amateur fighters, so that also gives me some confidence.
The good news is that I trained at a gym down in texas when I was down there for work and, aside from the workout there being even more intense than I get up here, nothing was overly surprising. They told me I might want to improve the speed of my switch kicks so I might, y'know, actually surprise someone with it....but I get the same thing up here. No one would talk to me before class but a lot of people came up and introduced themselves afterwards, so I must have represented myself at least decently.
