Facilities:
Renovated in 2005, this club resort offers guests affordable luxury and a choice of one of 160 guest rooms. Facilities on offer include an entrance hall with 24-hour reception, a currency exchange facility, lift access, a café, a bar and a restaurant. For an additional fee guests can make use of the hotel’s Internet access, WLAN access point and room and laundry services. The kids’ club offers great fun and games indoors, while the finishing touches are being added to the hotel’s outdoor playground. Parking is available for those arriving by car.

Rooms:
Each room comes with an en suite bathroom with a hairdryer, as well as a direct dial telephone, satellite/ cable television, Internet access, fridge, tea and coffee making facilities, an iron and ironing board, a double or king-size bed, individually adjustable air conditioning, a safe and a balcony or terrace.

Sports/Entertainment:
The hotel has 2 swimming pools and 1 children’s pool on site. Sun loungers and parasols are laid out ready for use, and guests can buy refreshments from the poolside snack bar. Sontaya Spa offers a Jacuzzi and sauna, as well as a variety of massage treatments (charges apply) and spa packages. The fitness centre is equipped with a multi-purpose gym and cardio vascular equipments. There is also a pool table on site. Fun filled activities ensure that children enjoy an unforgettable holiday as much as their parents.

Meals:
Breakfast is served in the form of a buffet, while lunch may be selected à la carte and dinner may be chosen from a set menu. Theme dinner promotions with live entertainment are available on specific weekdays.

Payment:
American Express, Diners Club, JCB, MasterCard and VISA are accepted as methods of payment.

Misc.:
Still relatively undeveloped, Karon Beach offers guests their own private paradise. Shops and restaurants are within easy walking distance and the hotel’s relaxed and quiet setting is a favourite with families and couples.

How to get there:
The hotel is only a 45-minute drive from/to Phuket International Airport

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but at the same time, i love all martial arts and want to expand my horizons to others. i also love mixed martial arts and ufc etc etc and often have full contact mma matches in the backyard (lol). so I recently discovered that then next town over has an mma gym. it has classes in mauy thai, kickboxing, BJJ and strength and fitness (which i am very interested in as i have alot of trouble putting on any weight and/or muscle). ontop of that the mma gym costs 25 a week with unlimited access (upto 15 classes a week, not to mention you can probobaly use the gym anytime as long as its open between classes). which is WAY better compared to taekwondo’s $15 per lesson once a week with no real facilities (we do it in a school hall/ indoor b-ball court) not to mention gradings cost 50 each and u need to pay 55 for insurance once a year.

so my dilema is i cant afford $40 a week to do mma AND taekwondo. yet i still do like taekwondo and dont want to "betray" my master and dojang. but mma is so much cheaper and teaches so much more.. WHAT SHOULD I DO??

and plz no answers telling me how "unneffective" tkd is etc etc.

I’ve been practicing a verity of martial arts for about 15 years…I did tae kwon do for 5 years. my recomendations are as follows

considering continuing tae kwon do untill you hit black belt
ask your master and tell him your feelings if you dont like MMA he might let you back as you where no harm done.

consider what martial arts like…I’ve studied, varity of styles from others, books, seminars, masters, and watching them performed…

what I have found is that all the basics are pretty much the same…front kick, round house, jab, reverse punch…almost every martial arts style has theses, and almost every martial arts style does them the same way.

as you get into more advance techniques you find, that tactics and mentality change. you also find that certain masters stress certain attributes, like speed, or counters, or blocks.

I’ve found that MMA schools usally lose some of what martial arts use to be and focus on combat, quick and to the point.

you have to ask yourself what you get from martial arts and what you want to get from it.

personally it’s about mind body and spirit. it’s about becoming me, and expressing myself fully through my discipline. my current system has everything I am looking for and then some.

so before switching ask yourself "WHAT DO I WANT?"

this will help you decide, you are not betraying your master by leaving…but you maybe betraying yourself by staying. you dont’ have to settle…5 years from now do you want to stay "stuck with someone for loyalty" or do you want to say "I found and stuck with a style that made me the best I can be"

(granted you might not use those exact words…:D)

the point is, you walk the path of the warrior…how you walk is up to you…the title of master is one earned from each student…if it doesn’t fit you bow respectivilty and move on…PERIOD…if not…you stay

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