Independent gyms
One head trainer, a small team, and a steady stream of nak muay. C3NTR puts your eight limbs, clinch work and Wai Khru notes in one place.
Eight limbs, clinch work and the traditions of the ring.
→ See a quick tourPadwork combinations vary by trainer. Thai terminology gets a quick explanation mid-round. The Wai Khru is something most students half-know. C3NTR is a quiet place to write it all down once.
One head trainer, a small team, and a steady stream of nak muay. C3NTR puts your eight limbs, clinch work and Wai Khru notes in one place.
Several trainers across the week. C3NTR holds the shared standard so every padwork session draws from the same library.
You're prepping fighters under traditional rules, K-1 or both. Content locked by level keeps newer members safe while comp fighters see the deeper game.
Your kru opens the app, taps Edit, and writes the next clinch sequence in plain prose. The next pad session, members arrive knowing the entries.
Like a notepad. New articles are drafts until you publish, so nothing goes live by mistake.
Edit on the phone between classes or on the way home. The same library, the same edit screen.
Import the starter template in a few taps. Edit anything that doesn't fit. Publish when ready.
Tag any article with a minimum level. New members see the eight limbs and basics. Intermediate see clinch and combinations. Fighters see the full game.
Muay Thai's language is part of the art. C3NTR's glossary holds the terms in one place: the Thai, your gym's translation, and the article each term appears in.
C3NTR isn't only the library. Schedule the next fight night, post grading dates, and tell the gym when a visiting kru is teaching. Announcements land on their Today tab and events sit on the calendar.
A working starter with 15 articles, 2 short videos, a 9-terms glossary across 5 tags (Getting Started, Foundations, Practice, Progression, Resources). Import in a few taps, then edit anything that doesn't fit your school. Every article, term and tag is yours from the moment you import.
See the Muay Thai template Template source:assets/templates/martial_arts/muay_thai.c3t.md
A look at how the library, articles and grade controls feel in your students' hands.
Bring your existing padwork sequences and Thai terminology in with smart Word document import or paste Markdown directly from your gym's archive.
Smart import reads headings and turns them into draft articles. You review before anything publishes.
Notion exports, Obsidian notes, Bear, plain .md files. Paste or import.
Open .c3t.md format. Schools can share templates with each other without us in the middle.
C3NTR is built around UK data protection law from the ground up. Your school's data sits in the EU on Google Cloud London, the same region we manage from.
Built around UK GDPR Article 6 lawful bases. Subject access requests answered within one calendar month.
Your school's data sits on Google Cloud in the europe-west2 (London) region. No transfer outside the UK or EEA for core operation.
All data is TLS encrypted. Access restricted to personnel with a clear business need.
Permanent deletion of personal data and content via in-app or written request.
All core features. No credit card.
Start freePush notifications. 1 GB media storage.
Choose SchoolMulti-instructor publishing. Engagement analytics. 5 GB media storage.
Choose AcademyIf you train at a Muay Thai gym and you'd love a quiet library between sessions, share this page with your kru. Most gyms start on the free Seed plan in under five minutes.
Yes. Tag any article with a minimum level. New members see the eight limbs and basics. Krus always see everything.
Yes. The starter includes articles on Wai Khru Ram Muay, the Mongkol and Prajiad, and the role of the Sarama, written with respect for the tradition.
Yes. Every article, combination and term is editable. Add your camp's lineage, your favoured combinations and your local rule set.
Most schools have a working library in under an hour. Import the starter template in a few taps, then edit anything that doesn't fit. Starting blank takes a little longer. Allow an hour or two to write your first ten articles. Students can use the app the day you publish.
No. C3NTR is a knowledge library for your curriculum, terminology and progressions. Booking, billing and scheduling stay with the tools you already use.
Yes. Seed is free forever for up to 30 students, with no credit card required. Move up to School (£39/mo) or Academy (£69/mo) when you outgrow it.
Whether it's a specific Muay Thai lineage we don't list, or another discipline entirely, drop us a line and we'll add a starter template. In the meantime, the app already works for any structured curriculum, your library starts blank in a few minutes.
Free for the first 30 students. No credit card. A working library in under an hour.
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