Le Hoang Muay Thai

Traditional & competitive styles from various systems taught.
Muay Thai, Cuban Boxing and Edge Weapons.
Promoting Muay Thai Boxing and other martial arts since 1978

Coach Le Hoang martial arts started in the 60’s with his late uncle who was a master of Kung Fu in a brutal way. Secretly he would learn Silat and FMA with another uncle who was an army Captain with his late Cousin Khan at night.
It was thru the house staffs that he discovered Muay Thai which he pursued later with Ajarn Chai in Saigon.
He left South East Asia after the war with no choice as his Family were high-profile political and military leaders who the main figures of the Vietnam war.
Coming back to Paris France a place where he was born to further his academics. Muay Thai was almost non-existent with only two gyms in the entire France and only located in Paris.
Fortunately they were close to Family home.
Those two Muay Thai gyms belonged to Roger Pashy and the legend of Pud Pad Noy Woorawoot (a 5xNational champion nicknamed Golden Leg)
Later he joined a gym headed by Francois an old friend of Rob Kaman and Ramon Dekkers right across his house.
Competing from Muay Thai inter-continental prize fights in Muay Thai and many other styles via open circuits he was recruited by other schools to fight under their names.
In the process he join the French armed forces and fought his way thru life with good credits to his name.
in the 80’s he returned to England to help run his Family property development business and carried on teaching Muay Thai to stay rooted with humility and spreading the explosive art of Muay Thai.
After leaving his Family he worked as a Stunt-Performer for the film industry alongside dabbing as a Private Military Contractor on numerous occasions when it was needed.
In his life time Coach Le Hoang has helped, guide, sharing his knowledge with law enforcement agencies, military, stuntmen, actors and many world class athletes, fighters and masters with their clubs.
It is only decades later in 2012 that Coach Le Hoang allowed himself to become public via magazine publications, national martial arts events and seminars to the wider public promoting Muay Thai Boxing and other martial arts.