THE FIGHTER BEHIND THE COACHING
Fighter. Coach. Twenty years in the making.
I started Muay Thai as soon as I could walk, as my dad ran Spain's Muay Thai Gym. It was just life from the start, growing up around fighters, watching fight camps, seeing what it takes at every level from amateur to pro.
My first fight was at seven. By thirteen I was competing out of Sinbi in Phuket. From there, Eminent Air in Bangkok, Revolution in Phuket, training with some of the best in the world.
Muay Thai has never just been a sport to me. It's an active lifestyle, eating right, building discipline, carrying that confidence into everything you do outside the gym.
“If you want the truth, watch what someone does when they are tired, not what they post when they are fresh.”
— Brandon 'Dynamite' Spain
INSIDE THE ROPES
Seventy-four professional fights. The record goes back further than most people know.
In 2014 I fought three times in five days at the IFMA World Games. Broke my foot in the first fight against France. I fought on to win the next two fights to become the 63.5kg IFMA world champion for that year.
In 2023 I won the WBC Muay Thai Super Featherweight Nai Khanom Tom Title. A belt only gifted to multi-discipline fighters who've earned the right to fight for it.
I'm still competing. The coaching comes from someone who's still doing it.
MILESTONES
Age 7
I had my first fight out of Dad's gym, Spain's Muay Thai Gym.
Age 13
I was competing out of Sinbi, Phuket.
2014
I fought three times in five days at the IFMA World Games. Broke my foot in the first fight against France. I fought on to win the next two and took the gold medal at 63.5kg.
Pro career
I trained at Eminent Air in Bangkok and Revolution in Phuket, competing across Australia and internationally through Eruption Muay Thai and Rebellion Muay Thai.
Jul 2015
First professional fight, Eruption Muay Thai.
May 2023
I won the WBC Muay Thai Super Featherweight Nai Khanom Tom Title. KO R1 at Muay Thai League 7.
Sep 2024
TKO win at Muay Thai League 12.
2025
Active. Still competing.
Championship Title
Won May 2023 — KO R1 vs Daoprasuk Sitmonchai
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WHY I COACH
Coaching came naturally. When you grow up in a gym, you absorb everything, what works, what doesn't, what separates the fighters who make it from the ones who don't.
I coach because I genuinely believe Muay Thai changes people. Not just as fighters. The discipline, the consistency, the mindset, it carries into everything you do outside the gym.
What I give my clients is structure and focus. Whether that's a fight camp or everyday training, I want them leaving every session better than they came in.
HOW I COACH
What every session is built on.
01
Mindset
Your results follow your mental standards. Build the mind first, the body catches up.
02
No Shortcuts
The boring reps are the ones that show up under pressure. Skip them early, pay later.
03
Adapt and Overcome
Plans break in the first exchange. The athlete who adjusts keeps the night alive.
04
1% Better Always
Big moments are rare. The standard is what you repeat when nobody is watching, small gains that stack.
Before I started training with Dynamite Fitness I was struggling with depression and anxiety. I began training under Brandon in 2018 at 39 — now Muay Thai is a lifestyle. He has a way of simplifying technique, makes training challenging but interesting and fun. But what really does it for me is the support — a trainer who actually cares about your health and mental wellbeing. I’m a new man. Happy, confident, skilled, disciplined. I couldn’t recommend Dynamite Fitness any more highly.