Helping youths through muay thai


Team work: Imran leading the boys on daily runs around the Jalan Alor area at 10am and 4pm.

PETALING JAYA: Driven by his passion for muay thai, Imran Harith took a trip to Thailand when he was 18 to learn more about the sport.

This came at a time when muay thai had yet to reach its current heights of popularity, prompting Imran to travel to the birthplace of the martial art to expand his knowledge.

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