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                        Ajahn Amnat

   Ajahn Amant (Brimart) Silathong is a respected            fighter from Thailand with over 50 years of                      professional experience in Muay Thai Martial Arts.         Known for his dedication and skill, he has                      contributed significantly to the sport. Throughout          his career, he has trained many students and                  participated in numerous competitions, earning              recognition for his expertise. His long-standing              commitment to martial arts has established him as      a venerable figure in Ontario's fighting community.

                                Kru Daniel

NCCP 1
NCCP 2
CPR & First Aid
Daniel started his path in combat sports in 1988 with North American Kickboxing.
In 1993 Daniel discovered Muay Thai, training under Ajahn Eric Advincula and Ajahn Ed Advincula. Over the years Daniel trained in several Muay Thai clubs in Toronto and Montreal. 
In 2007 Daniel became one of the head instructors at TKMT-Toronto Kickboxing Muay Thai Academy, where he met Ajahn Amnat, received his Kru in 2010, managed both their Downtown and Uptown locations, and was head coach of the TKMT Danforth location
up until 2020.
Daniel followed Ajahn Amnat where he now coaches at Naka Martial Arts. 
Daniel continues to train in Muay Thai at Naka Martial Arts, Boxing at Cabbagetown, and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu 
at Gracie Barra Downtown West.

                           Craig

   Craig began his Muay Thai training in February of   2018 under the stewardship of Kru Jordan Kravitz         and Kru Dave Mirabelli at Lanna MMA, training there   for 2 years. He then moved to downtown Toronto and   after a year off he would, in 2022, join Naka Muay   Thai first as a student. Then, under the guidance and   encouragement of Ajhan Amnat, transitioned into the   role of peer leader and coach. He has helped coach   and mentor many of his juniors and peers to compete   in numerous single fights and tournaments.
   Craig has a strong love and respect for the sport   and culture of Muay Thai and is grateful for how it   has helped him grow as a person and martial artist.       He hopes to continue to pass on that love through   his coaching and mentorship and ultimately become   a great example of a well-rounded martial artist.