Posted on

Theo gets his Muay Thai Uniform

The children were presented with their uniform in the Saturday class.
Their parents purchased their uniform as they have watched their progression and recognised their commitment to Phoenix Muay Thai over the past 4-8 weeks.
Kru presented the children with their uniform and explained the importance of the uniform and how it represents our club and how they should act respectfully at all times, especially when they are wearing the club uniform.
Welcome to the Phoenix Phamily.

Posted on

Uniform Presentation

The children were presented with their uniform in the Saturday class.

Their parents purchased their uniform as they have watched their progression and recognised their commitment to Phoenix Muay Thai over the past 4-8 weeks.

Kru presented the children with their uniform and explained the importance of the uniform and how it represents our club and how they should act respectfully at all times, especially when they are wearing the club uniform.

Welcome to the Phoenix Phamily.

Posted on

Gyms in the UK are continuing to control COVID-19 – research

Social Distance Phoenix Muay Thai Boxing Class

By Tom Walker at www.leisureopportunities.co.uk

Gyms in the UK are continuing to successfully control COVID-19 transmisssion, according to the latest figures released by industry body, ukactive.

There were 22 million visits to fitness facilities during the two months following reopening, with the number of COVID-19 cases per 100,000 visits logged as 0.34, with no community transmission occurring.

Huw Edwards, CEO of ukactive, says the data shows that protocols for monitoring and reporting in the sector are helping to control the virus and ensure the safety of members.

The data came from more than 1,500 facilities in England – measured from 25 July to 13 September.

The UK total, which takes into account different reopening dates in the devolved nations, shows a similar picture, with just 0.35 cases per 100,000 visits.

Importantly, the reported cases represent incidents where authorities have informed a facility that a user, who has had a positive result, attended a facility within a certain time period, rather than indicating transmission in the gym environment.

ukactive’s findings support a growing evidence base from across the globe showing that COVID-19 has a low prevalence in the gym environment.

Earlier this month, an analysis of 49.4 million member check-ins across 2,873 gyms in the US over three months studied the “visit-to-virus” ratio data from health and fitness clubs. It showed that, out of the nearly 50 million visits, only 0.0023 per cent had tested positive for COVID-19 – a result deemed statistically irrelevant.

“These findings show that the number of people with confirmed cases of COVID-19 visiting gyms remains extremely low, which is evidence of the huge efforts being made by gyms to ensure people do not visit if they might have the virus,” Edwards said.

“This shows that the proactive protocols put in place by gyms and leisure facilities to prevent people with the virus from visiting them are working, alongside the highest standards of cleanliness and safety to reduce the risk.

“We must remain vigilant and continue to monitor the situation closely, so that the Government and local authorities are armed with the best possible evidence to inform decisions about the sector.

“Our sector is helping to get the nation fitter and better prepared to fight the virus as we enter the autumn, providing an essential health service to the UK.

“The fitness and leisure sector has a vital role to play in fighting this health crisis, and its role will become even more important over the coming weeks and months.”

Posted on

Sergio Student Of The Week

Well done to Sergio for training so good in his lesson today

Posted on

Our uniform is our identity.

Dear Members,

Our next stock of uniform is on its way and will be sold on a first come first served basis. Our uniform is sold on a ‘pay upfront’ basis and we will not reserve any uniform without payment.

Dare we say the ‘C’ word?? Christmas is only round the corner, and if you were thinking of buying the uniform as part of a Christmas present, now is the time to order to ensure you have it in plenty of time. Get organised now to avoid the Christmas panic. We can’t guarantee that we will have the next order before Christmas as everything we order is bespoke to Phoenix Muay Thai and has to be printed/embroidered with our logos.

When you train at Phoenix Muay Thai, you are part of our club and you should represent our club in uniform, just like Manchester United or Manchester City have kits, so do we. You wouldn’t turn up to training at Manchester City with a Manchester United kit on and vice versa. We expect the same. We have Champion level trainers at the gym, we have high standards and we provide you with a Champion standard of training.

Boxing gloves should be purchased from us as part of the uniform. If you own your own gloves, they must be red or blue. “Yeah I know this but the black ones were cheaper” isn’t an excuse and you will have to use the communal gym gloves until you have the right coloured gloves. We can ensure the quality of our Phoenix Muay Thai gloves and our team will be able to advise on the right size gloves (6oz, 8oz, 10oz, 12oz etc.) for you.

If you have any questions or need any more information about uniform, please speak with Clare directly.

Click on the ‘Order Now’ button below and order directly from the website or alternatively click ‘Download Order Form’ and give the completed form to Clare.

Many Thanks
Kru Rick Lewis.

Order Now

Download Order Form

ItemCost

T-shirt (Kids/Adult) £10.50/£12.50

Hoodie (Kids/Adults) £20.50 /£30.50

Shorts (Kids/Adults) £27.00

Gloves – Synthetic/Leather £35.00/£50.00

Shin Pads – Foam/Leather £11.00/£50.00

Posted on

Rule of 6 at Phoenix Muay Thai Boxing

Social Distance Phoenix Muay Thai Boxing Class

Social Distance Phoenix Muay Thai Boxing ClassHere at Phoenix Muay Thai, we have built up good momentum over the last few months with students coming back to class and new students joining.

We have worked hard to become COVID compliant and to follow the rules and guidelines set forth by the government.

With the PMs announcements on the 22nd Sep, specifically regarding team sports and the rule of 6, many people are wondering how the new guidance affects them.

The good news is that we don’t have to lose the momentum built up over these past few months, as Martial Arts are not classed as team sports where changes do apply

Please read more on Sports Englands website

https://www.sportengland.org/how-we-can-help/coronavirus/return-play/frequently-asked-questions-return-sport-and-activity

Posted on

The Muay Thai transgender boxer winning the fight for acceptance

Thailand is widely seen as a paradise for LGBT people, but many say they are treated as second-class citizens

Credit to the independent

Athit Perawongmetha

Friday 4 August 2017 16:46

Clad in a pink tank top and shorts, her face made up with rouge and red lipstick, Nong Rose Baan Charoensuk, a transgender Muay Thai fighter, is a formidable opponent.

Just ask Karun “Priewpak” Kaemlam, a male fighter who lost a thrilling five-round match to Rose, as she is generally known, last month.

“I wasn’t able to fight her strength and big build,” Priewpak says.

“She fights like a man because she is really a man,” adds Priewpak, who suffered a gash above his right eye in the fight at Rajadamnern Stadium in the Thai capital.

It was the second consecutive win for Rose in the revered Muay Thai arena after becoming the first transgender boxer to fight there in June.

The crowd was clearly in her corner, cheering wildly for her throughout.

“Being a transgender doesn’t mean that we’re weak,” Rose says. “We can achieve anything as well.”

The 21-year-old started boxing at eight, following in the footsteps of an uncle, a Muay Thai fighter who encouraged her to train. Her twin brother also takes part in the sport.

Born Somros Polchareon, Rose says she identified as a woman at an early age and began wearing make-up and a sports bra in the ring.

In the rural towns where she has done most of her fighting, her appearance has disconcerted some of her male opponents.

“They would say they didn’t want to fight with a gay person, as it would be embarrassing if they won or lost,” she says.

“I still face those insults, but I don’t care about them.”

Shape Created with Sketch. Five rounds with Bangkok’s trans boxing superstar

left Created with Sketch. right Created with Sketch.

Thailand is widely seen as a paradise for gay and transgender people, but many say they are treated as second-class citizens.

Transgender women figure on television, in beauty pageants and at hair salons and cosmetics counters, but they cannot change their gender on identity papers, despite a 2015 law against gender-based discrimination.

Independent news email

After more than 300 fights, racking up 30 of her 150 wins through knockouts, Rose says she was finally allowed to fight at Rajadamnern Stadium.

Puttipong Plukram, the owner of the camp in the province of Buriram where Rose trains, calls her a “great role model”, citing her diligence in chores and training.

“Everyone respects and adores her,” says Puttipong.

Rose is not Thailand’s first transgender boxer. That was Parinya “Nong Toom” Charoenphol, the subject of the 2004 film Beautiful Boxer. Toom eventually ran a boxing school and Rose hopes to do the same one day.

Rose also aspires to be an ambassador for Muay Thai around the world, and urges transgender boxers in rural areas not to be discouraged by early setbacks.

“They have to fall first and overcome that, then the finish line won’t be far out of reach.” 

Reuters

 

Show all 14

Posted on

Welcome Pack

Welcome to Phoenix Muay Thai Boxing Club


Insurance

We don’t ask students to join until after 4 weeks of training.
After this period students are expected to join as this provides their insurance, which is essential, costs £30 per year 
(insurance covers member to member accidents and injuries).

Fees

Lessons are £6.50 per person. Our  procedure is that fees are to be paid via the wix booking system
you must be booked into your class before arriving at the gym.

Booking & pay for classes 

Join us at Phoenix Muay Thai on the Wix app to easily stay updated and get in touch with me on the go.

Join with this link: http://wix.to/RcCvC6w. Got the app? Use the invite code: 01S1DW

Our booking T&C’s

If you/your child cannot attend the session you have booked, you must give at least 24 hours notice by cancelling the place on the booking app, then it gives someone else the chance to book the session, please then message us through the app to let us know what day you want to attend instead and we will roll your session over (do not book on this session). 

Your lesson can’t be cancelled with less than 24 hours notice, unfortunately we can not give refunds or roll your session at this point, please do not call/text to ask the question or roll your session, please communicate through the booking app. 

One to one tuitions are available and cost £30.

Uniform

Again we do not expect students to buy their uniform until after
4 weeks of training.

We only allow Dark RED gloves (not white/black gloves with red on, gloves have to be predominantly red).
We advise you not to buy cheap gloves as the dye can stain clothing/equipment & you may be asked to replace the clothing/equipment ruined by your gloves.
If you wish to purchase gloves yourself and not through the club ask, and we will advise you of the best ones to buy.

If you have any questions please do not hesitate to ask and please remember that we don’t expect you to buy everything at once.

Footwear

Please remove all footwear once inside reception,
NO footwear is to be worn in the training area.
You won’t need any specialist footwear to do Muay Thai!

Class Times

Class times are shown on the booking system,
please make a note of the class time you have booked.
Please note that classes start on time so please arrive on time, you may not be allowed to train if you turn up late (please read the terms and conditions on the booking app).

Join us at Phoenix Muay Thai on the Wix app to easily stay updated and get in touch with me on the go.

Join with this link: http://wix.to/RcCvC6w. Got the app? Use the invite code: 01S1DW

Parking

Please park on the main road.
Do not park on Doggie Daycare car park or on the double yellow lines, the traffic wardens do occasionally come round.

News & Information

To find out all the latest information on the club including events and activities visit our website and social media pages:

www.phoenixmuaythai.co.uk

Facebook – Phoenix Muay Thai

Instagram – Phoenix Muay Thai

Twitter @phoenixmuaythai

Toilets

The toilets are located on the left at the entrance,
the sinks are at the end of the cubicles. Please ask at reception for the key.

Phoenix Muay Thai will not be held responsible for any personal belongings left unattended.
However, CCTV is in operation which covers the walkway, corridor,
and the training room and also in reception.
Phoenix Muay Thai has a duty of care to safeguard all students.
Taking photos or any recording is strictly forbidden.

Equipment List

Click Below for ordering
https://phoenixmuaythai.co.uk/shop/

All Equipment must be paid for at the time of ordering.

Please ensure you order the correct size as we cannot change items once they have been ordered.

All prices are subject to change without prior notice.

Please buy your kit through the gym, as non-uniform items cannot be worn for training (And you can be sure of the quality!).

Phoenix Hooded Sweat Shirt – Adults
(White, Red, Black, Grey & Navy Blue*)
*Please note if you want to train in your sweatshirt it must be red

£32.00

Phoenix Hooded Sweat Shirt – Childs
(White, Red, Black, Grey & Navy Blue*)
*Please note if you want to train in your sweatshirt it must be red

£28.00

White Phoenix Club T-shirts – Adults

                 £14.00

White Phoenix Club T-shirts – Childs

                 £12.00

Red Shin Pads (Foam)                

                  £11.00

White Phoenix Club Vest – Adults

                  £14.00

Red Satin Phoenix Club Shorts (all sizes)                                                   £27.00

 

 

Phoenix Muay Thai Gloves (Red)

6 oz 8oz 10oz 12oz 14oz All Leather Gloves £50 \ All Synthetic Leather Gloves                                                                                                                £35.00

 

 

Red Anklets (per pair)

£10.00

White Armbands (beginners)

£2.50

Please Note:

All Equipment must be paid for at the time of ordering.

Please ensure you order the correct size as we cannot change items once they have arrived.

All prices subject to change without prior notice.

Please buy your kit through the gym, as non-uniform items cannot be worn for training (And you can be sure of the quality!).

Club Rules

  1. UNIFORMS MUST BE WORN ACCORDING TO INDIVIDUAL CAMP COLOURS, AND MUST BE KEPT IN A CLEAN CONDITION.
  2. RESPECT MUST BE GIVEN TO MASTERS, INSTRUCTORS AND THEY MUST BE CALLED ‘MASTER’ OR ‘AR-JAN’, ‘INSTRUCTOR’ OR ‘KRU’.
  3. STUDENTS MUST STAND TO ATTENTION WHEN BEING SPOKEN TO OR SPEAKING TO MASTERS.
  4. NO VALUABLE THINGS TO BE WORN DURING TRAINING, FOR EXAMPLE, RING, WATCH, NECKLACE ETC.
  5. WAI (BOWS) MUST BE MADE:-
    1. WHEN ENTERING AND LEAVING TRAINING ROOM
    2. JOINING THE CLASS
    3. TO MASTERS
    4. TO PARTNERS FOR TRAINING
    5. ALL SENIORS
    6. WHEN FOUL BLOWS ARE DELIVERED TO OPPONENTS DURING TRAINING
  6. NO SMOKING IS ALLOWED IN THE PRESENCE OF MASTERS, NOT AT ALL FOR FIGHTERS.
  7. NO CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL BEFORE TRAINING, NOT AT ALL FOR FIGHTERS.
  8. NO SWEARING OR BAD BEHAVIOUR.
  9. STUDENTS MUST OBTAIN PERMISSION TO LEAVE THE TRAINING ROOM DURING TRAINING.
  10. STUDENTS ARE NOT ALLOWED TO TRAIN IN OTHER MARTIAL ARTS      WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THEIR MASTERS.
  11. DEROGATORY REMARKS ARE NOT TO BE SPOKEN AGAINST OTHER MARTIAL ARTS, AND PROPER RESPECT SHOULD BE GIVEN TO THEM.
  12. ALL STUDENTS MUST CONDUCT THEMSELVES IN A SPORTSMAN LIKE MANNER.
  13. STUDENTS MUST TRAIN REGULARLY. IF THERE ARE ANY SERIOUS PROBLEMS THEY MUST REPORT TO THE MASTERS, OTHERWISE THEY WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO TRAIN AGAIN.
  14. STUDENTS MUST NOT USE THAI BOXING IN A WRONG PURPOSE, WHICH IS AGAINST THE LAW ORDER.

BREACH OF THESE RULES WILL BE PENALISED BY:-

1. WARNING

2. PUNISHMENT

3. ENDORSEMENT

4. SUSPENSION/BANNED

SPECIAL AWARDS TO BE GIVEN ANNUALLY FOR: –

1.RESPECT

2.DEMONSTRATION & GOOD CONDUCT

3.TRAINEE INSTRUCTOR & INSTRUCTOR 4.CLASS OF FIGHTER

Grading Schedule: White to yellow

Theory

1. Rules: All
2. Fighters Rules 2 (learn 3)
3. Under 11 learn just left guard

Practical

1. Ram Muay N0 1
2. 10 Exercise In 30 seconds
3. 5 Self Defence Techniques
4. Boxing Techniques

• (Left Guard) Left Jab, Right Cross
• (Right Guard) Right Jab Left Cross
• (Left Guard) Left Hook, Right Hook
• (Right Guard) Right Hook left Hook
• (Left Guard) Left Uppercut, Right uppercut
• (Right Guard) Right Uppercut, Left uppercut
• (Left Guard) Left Jab, Right Spinning Back Punch, Right Cross
• (Right Guard) Right Jab, Left Spinning Back Punch Left Cross
• (Left Guard) Right Flying Punch
• (Right Guard) Left Flying Punch

5. Elbow Techniques

• (Left Guard) Left and Right Strike Elbow
• (Left Guard) Left and Right Uppercut Elbow
• (Left Guard) Left and Right Over The Top Elbow
• (Left Guard) Right Turning Back Elbow
• (Right Guard) Left Turning Back Elbow
• (Left Guard) Right Flying Elbow
• (Right Guard) Left Flying Elbow

6 Knee Techniques

• (Left Guard) Right and Left Knee
• (Left Guard) Right and Left Side Knee
• (Left Guard) Hold On Clinch Right And Left knee Turn. (Repeat)
• (Left Guard) Hold On Clinch Hopping Right and Left Side Knee
• (Left Guard) Right Flying Knee
• (Right Guard) Left Flying Knee

7. Kicking Techniques

• (Left Guard) Left and Right Front Kick
• (Left Guard) Left and Right Side Kick
• (Left Guard) Right and Left Round House Kick To The Body
• (Left Guard) Right Turning Back Kick
• (Right Guard) Left Turning Back Kick
• (Left Guard) Right Spinning Hook kick
• (Right Guard) Left Spinning Hook Kick

  • If Double Grading, Ram Muay No2
  • Don’t rush; check to guard position each time and footing make sure you keep your guard up when throwing a punch.
  • Make sure you come back to a good starting position be for you do your next technique, so you can put power in.
  • Bow wai to the examiner and your partner before and after you do your technique.

Students that want to fight

If you want to fight you must let Kru Rick know that you want to start competing. This will enable him to change your training and help to get you ready!

If you want to fight:

  1. Students must train regularly between inter-clubs and not just during the week before the inter- club
  2. Students must come to at least 3 classes per week during the weeks leading up to a fight i.e. sparring class and the classes before your inter-club or fight; unless Kru Rick states that you do not have to attend
  3. Once you have agreed to fight a student must fight unless they have a valid reason. Many phone calls and emails are made to arrange your fight as well as the other fighter who will have been training hard.
  4. All students who wish to fight must have their own gloves, licence, protective gear and full uniform
  5. Students who cannot drive must pre-arrange transport for their fights i.e. ask a family member or arrange a lift with someone from the gym. Do not turn up on the day and expect a lift.
  6. If for any reason you are unable to fight you must give as much notice as possible by speaking to Kru Rick (not texting or emailing). You must also inform anyone who may be giving you a lift as well.
  7. What happens on the day of the fight? Each interclub / fight can be organised slightly differently but there are some basics things that are the same at most events:

a. You’ll be given a time to either meet at the gym or the venue. Don’t be late for the meeting time, as it will link to the time you need to weigh-in. If you are running late let Kru Rick know.

b. Kit – Make sure you have all you uniform and kit for the day in your bag. If possible make sure you arrive in a club hoodie or t-shirt.

c. Food and Drink – Some venues have food and drinks available but just in case make sure you pack your own. It is not a good idea to eat too close to your fight (at least 1hr-2hrs beforehand depending on what you’re eating) but you’ll certainly want something to eat afterwards.

d. Weigh-In – For most fights, you will have to weigh in when you arrive in the morning. This is a case of getting weighed to check that you’re evenly matched with your opponent.

e. Before your fight – There will be a number of fights on during the same day so there will be some waiting around. Enjoy the fights and support your club mates but keep an eye on the fights so you know when your turn is coming up!

f. Warm-up –Make sure your aware of what number your fight is and that you need to warm up beforehand. Don’t worry too much though as there will instructors and other seniors to help you get ready!

g. Fight Time – Relax and enjoy your fight. Remember to listen to Kru Rick and your corner. You’ve trained hard to do this so enjoy it!

There are also a number of fighter’s rules that you should try to remember:

1. Every attacking move is to be executed with an exhalation(breath out).

2. Watch your opponent constantly, but never look into his eyes or at the point you mean to attack.

3. Never neglect your guard while you attack.

4. Never open your mouth, bite your lips or tongue.

5. Always watch your stance and never bring your feet close together.

6. Do not tense your muscles until immediately before an attack.

7. Do not expose your chin, neck and armpits unnecessarily.

8. Never face your opponent square on or turn your back towards him.

9. Never try a technique in the ring, which you have not perfected during training.

10. Do not concentrate on defence, but attack before your opponent does.

11. Do not move widely but concentrate your attack on vital points.

12. If your opponent is taller than you are, concentrate on close-in fighting.

13. If your opponent is known to have a strong right you have a better chance if you fight him with your left.

14. Always take advantage of your opponents’ mistakes.

15. Never show when you are hurt, try to get through the round with clinches.

16. Never listen to the audience or fans but follow the advice of your trainer and corner.

17. Always go slow at the beginning of a round and speed up towards the end.

18. Always register the point you have attacked and try to evaluate the amount of damage done.

19. Remember that a light attack on a target is better than a heavy one missed.

20. Never feel superior. Respect your opponent but also know that you can win whatever his reputation.

21. Remember that a winner of about is decided according to rules. It is wrong to beat an opponent with fouls and be disqualified.

22. Try to spar with a partner who is better than you and never use your full strength.

23. Whether in training or competition, always control your temper.

24. Even in training, always select the gloves that fit you best. Do not spar without wearing anklets, groin guard, mouth protector and headgear.

25. Always ask a friend or senior to watch you in training. By knowing your mistakes you improve more easily.

Remember if you have any questions or queries about fighting or your upcoming fight just ask!

Posted on

Thai Boxing New Starters

PhoenixMuayThaiFavi

What you need to know about training with us.
Four important steps.

Step One

A Registration and Medical form needs to be filled in 

https://phoenixmuaythai.co.uk/disclaimer-form/ 

If you do not complete stage 1 ‘Disclaimer Form / Medical Form’ you will not be approved for stage 2 ‘booking app’.
This medical form is to ensure that we can give the best possible information to the emergency services, should they need to be called i.e., allergies, existing medical conditions etc and so we can immediately inform your next of kin should an injury/emergency arise.
You CAN NOT TRAIN in our gym without completing a ‘Disclaimer Form/Medical Form’. 

Please use the same email address (DO NOT USE AN PRIVATE APPLE I.D) and name on both the medical disclaimer and the booking app, so the team can match your details.

Step Two

Booking & pay for classes 

Join us at Phoenix Muay Thai on the Wix app to easily stay updated and get in touch with us on the go.

Join with this link: http://wix.to/RcCvC6w. Got the app? Use the invite code: 01S1DW

Our booking T&C’s  
PLEASE GIVE 24 HOURS TO BE ACCEPTED ON THE APP BEFORE RINGING, TEXTING OR EMAILING!

If you/your child cannot attend the session you have booked, you must give at least 24 hours’ notice by cancelling the place on the booking app, then it gives someone else the chance to book the session, please then message us through the app to let us know what day you want to attend instead and we will roll your session over (do not book on this session). 

Your lesson can’t be cancelled with less than 24 hours notice, unfortunately, we can not give refunds or roll your session at this point, please do not call/text to ask the question or roll your session, please communicate through the booking app.

Stripe’s fees on the original payment fee (which are 0.29p) will not be returned in case of a refund.  

 All booking enquiries can be dealt with via our booking team. They can be contacted via the chat option on the Spaces By Wix app, not via any of the social media outlets. This is the quickest way to get a response.

Kru Rick does not deal with booking enquiries. If the class you want to attend is full, please send a message to the team to request to be put on a waiting list and they will advise you if anyone cancels. Cancellations are offered on a first come first served basis.

The system doesn’t currently allow you to book 2 people in under the same email address/login on the same class. If you book one in on the system and pay cash in reception for the sibling. We make allowances for siblings in the classes but one must be booked in on the app.

Please use the same email address on both the medical disclaimer and the booking app, so the team can match your details. 

Step Three

Time Table
Click On-Time Table

Class Timetable

 

Step Four

Welcome Pack Detail of uniform, the colour of gloves, etc

Welcome Pack

 

Posted on

Bullyproof Your Child With Muay Thai Boxing Classes

Bully Proof Your Child

We prepare your child to deal with bullies without turning them into one. 

We emphasise discipline, responsibility and respect throughout their training and teach that they never abuse their power. 

Class Time Table

Class Timetable

Here what you need to know about training with us

A fresh registration needs to be filled in 

https://phoenixmuaythai.co.uk/disclaimer-form/ 

Please watch youtube videos on arriving, going to the toilet and leaving. 

Arriving 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdA-9kwMhzM

Going to the toilet 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=unxrthfTI8w

Leaving

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jpk01X5N85o

Booking classes 

Join us at Phoenix Muay Thai on the Wix app to easily stay updated and get in touch with me on the go.

Join with this link: http://wix.to/RcCvC6w. Got the app? Use the invite code: 01S1DW