Frequently Asked Questions

By far the best decision I've made for my daughter's self confidence! She started going after a fight broke out on the school bus causing her to be nervous about school. Since the very beginning I've seen her confidence level sky rocket. The coaches are all great and work so well with all of the kids. My daughter loves it and plans to stay for a long, long time!

Best training with the best coaches!!

I trained at Team Link for roughly a year and a half, after my time at Link I’ve moved around/on to other gyms in MA/RI and can genuinely say they have the best instruction you’ll get around.

Ibere has full and authentic understanding of the sport of Muay Thai. Too many times have I seen other gyms have a boxer who can kind of kick or a grappler/mma guy running “Muay Thai” classes that are an unorganized mess. You are honestly better off either learning it correctly at Team Link or staying home and watching YouTube tutorials/fight footage if those scenarios seemed familiar.

The gym is welcoming to anyone. If you just want to get a workout in and hit pads, then they have something for you. If you want your kids to burn some energy and learn something useful then they have something for you. If you are interested in getting to a competitive level then  I wouldn’t recommend going anywhere else in New England outside of Boston.

The professionals that train there are as kind as can be. If you get to a point where you feel comfortable getting in the ring with them, they let you work and learn instead of trying to knock you out cold. I can’t stress how important it is to have sparring partners that are above your level showing you how to properly compete, it’s unparalleled instruction.

So if you’re interested in the sport I highly recommend Team Link, I still look back on my time there fondly, it’s a fun atmosphere with a high skill ceiling, you can’t ask for more.