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Sitan Gym NY
Owner: Aziz
Nabih
Sitan
Gyms are named after the
original founder in
Thailand. Little is known
about the Thailand gym’s
location before it closed.
Sitan Gyms originally opened
gyms in Morocco and Holland
with one of their fighters
opening Sitan Gym in NY,
Aziz Nabih.
Aziz
Nabih, is the New York head
trainer and founder of all
US Sitan Gyms in the United
States. Aziz originally
trained at the Sitan Gym in
Morocco before continuing
his training at the Sitan
Gym in Holland. He has
trained and fought alongside
several Muay Thai legends
such as Hassan Hetaki, Perry
Ubeda, Abder Bchiri, Peter
Aerts and Badr Hari.
Sitan Gym NY uses a
beautiful mix of Dutch and
Thai style to train their
fighters. There has been
more Thai style techniques
being taught of late, due to
many of their instructors
and fighters making yearly
pilgrimages to either 13
Coins or Sitsongpeenong
training camps in Thailand.
Sitan Gym has produced
many competitors and
champions. There is a long
list of amateur champions,
some of which are Jenny
Foster (former WKA Amateur
North American Champion),
Omar Ahmed (former WKA
Amateur Intercontinental
champion and WKA Amateur
World Champion), Rami
Ibrahim (former WKA Amateur
US Champion, former WKA
Professional US Champion,
and current WKA Professional
North American champion),
Eddie Martinez (former WKA
Amateur Regional champion),
Sean Hinds (former WKA
Amateur US champion, current
WKA
Professional US champion),
Jay Matias (current Amateur
WKA North American
champion). Some of Sitan
Gyms’ top rated amateur
fighters have also made
their way to the
professional ranks of Muay
Thai where they are making a
name for themselves. Jay
Matias, Eric Ruiz, Omar
Ahmed, Rami Ibrahim, Eddie
Martinez, Sean Hinds.
Sitan US has grown from
its NY location to include
locations in Philadelphia &
Arizona. Sitan students are
proud of their worldwide
comradely among their
students and instructors.
Sitan Gym has a unique
relationship with its
students in that they are
not required to sign a
contract. Their philosophy
is that training and
improving your health should
be a form of stress relief,
not a cause of stress. “At
Sitan Gym, we treat everyone
as an individual and not a
“customer””. While it is a
business, many, if not all,
will say we are one, big,
worldwide family.
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