K.Y.N Muay Thai Gym is owned by Thai Champion Hlukhin, his English wife Lisa, and Harry, Lisa’s father. Lisa has had 26 Muay Thai fights in her career, and Harry has had over 100 fights in Kiokushinkai, Boxing and Muay Thai.
Hlukhin, and his team of trainers, look forward to working with you to meet your training and fight goals.
Hlukhin devoted his early life to becoming a Muay Thai Champion and now devotes his life to his students. Hlukhin started fighting professionally at the age of 9 and has had over 200 fights. Hlukhin moved from his home to Borcahiwat Gym in Bangkok, Thailand at the age of 13 to become a professional Muay Thai fighter. Throughout his career, he won 10 Champion Belts, including the WMC World Champion and the Rajadamnern Fighter of the Year twice.
Hlukhin also fought professionally as a boxer, and not only did he fight for the WBA World Champion, incredibly he was undefeated in all 50 of his boxing fights 30 of them professional. He incredibly won more than 30 of these fights by knock out. To see the details of Hlukhin’s recorded boxing fights check out his page on Boxrec.
Hlukhin is a very well recognised Muay Thai fighter and is famous throughout Thailand. We are very lucky to have him here to pass on his knowledge!
Hlukhin’s champion record:
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Pick has been a trainer here at K.Y.N for over 3 years. Students often refer to Pick as the perfect gentleman, who can also spar with the most advanced students, while looking closely for techniques that can be improved.
He started training at the Sor Suk Ganya gym in Pet Buri at the young age of 11 years old and had his first fight only 6 months later. At the age of 17, Pick moved to Bangkok to join the top fighters at Sor ta wan Rung gym. From there he fought at Lumpini and Rajadamnern stadiums.
He has worked as a Muay Thai trainer with westerners for the last 4 years and is known by the students for his kind-hearted nature. Pick enjoys playing guitar and will often play for us at the Saturday night social events.
Nok trained at the same gym as Hlukhin – Borchaiwat, along with many top champions. If you had been watching Thai Channel 7 at the time, you would have seen Nok fight on a regular basis.
There comes a day in every student’s life when Nok will demonstrate how you block a flurry of strikes coming at you from hands and feet – without even seeming to move. In disbelief, you’ll whisper to your sparring partner – “like that” and they will conspiratorily whisper back – “yip, just like that”.
Nok has been training Western students for a number of years and will accurately pinpoint technique problems and create interesting pad combinations for you to work on.
Originally a trainer at the gym Hlukhin trained at in Bangkok, Pigong has many years experience.
A top class trainer, having trained Thai WBA Champion Songclam Borbowin, students can expect to benefit from his insights.
An incredibly effective physical mimic, he will clearly lay out for you what mistake you are making, and what change you need to make to implement the punch, kick or block effectively.
Every student tends to find themselves working hard to earn his measured “better” and on their very best days a “good”.
Smiling and laughing, students regard Pigong as a wonderful trainer to work with.
Bat fought for 20 years and has had over 100 Muay Thai fights – he started at the age of twelve and amazingly was the Isan champion at 13 years old. Bat moved from his home to Muag Surin Gym in Bangkok, Thailand at the age of 13 to further his career and fought at Rajadamnern stadium 20 times, and was the main event for many of his fights!
Bat also had 30 boxing fights – impressively losing only two – and he won ten by knockout. Before joining K.Y.N. Muay Thai Gym Bat spent five years at a Thai gym in Bangkok training champions.
Harry does not class himself as a trainer at K.Y.N. Gym, but he helps many of our students and fighters both during training and during fights. Harry has had over 100 fights in Kyokushinkai, Boxing and Muay Thai. Harry is an inspiration to many of us here – check out his training video ‘ Never too old for Muay Thai’.