Muay Thai gyms in Thailand: directory by province and city

Fairtex Training Center

Fairtex is a North Pattaya training centre offering Muay Thai, BJJ and private lessons. Its official site welcomes beginners as well as experienced fighters. For a visitor, the useful question is which class matches the trip: learning striking, keeping a routine while travelling, or working on a specific weakness. A famous gym name does not automatically identify the right session or guarantee access to a particular champion.

Choose a Muay Thai or BJJ timetable before booking accommodation. Ask whether your pass includes the intended classes, equipment and individual coaching. For a first lesson, describe your experience and agree the contact level with the coach; do not assume that every session follows a professional fight-camp routine.

Sityodtong Muay Thai Camp

Sityodtong is the Pattaya camp associated with Kru Yodtong Senanan. Its official training page describes individual lessons and small groups for different levels, including adults and children. This is a useful name for a reader interested in the city’s boxing heritage, but historical reputation should be kept separate from the practical conditions of a present-day visit. Confirm the exact camp rather than choosing another venue with a similar name.

The official website was identifiable through indexed pages, but direct reading was restricted during this check. Ask for the current map pin, session format and visiting-student arrangements before travelling. Do not treat older champions’ biographies, accommodation descriptions or undated camp offers as confirmation of today’s roster and availability.

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Venum Training Camp

Venum Training Camp is a Pattaya combat-sports camp whose official page places it on Soi Khopai 12. The camp and its fighter programme provide a different entry point from a stadium ticket: here the subject is training. Compare the actual class offered to your experience and objective. Brand familiarity, clothing sponsorship and a professional fight team do not establish which coach or training partners will be available for your dates.

Use the current official location rather than an old directory address. Ask for the timetable of the exact discipline you want, whether a drop-in is possible, and what the training package includes. The website relies on dynamic content, so a written confirmation is useful when planning a longer stay.

Rage Fight Academy

Rage Fight Academy is in south Pattaya and lists Muay Thai, boxing, BJJ and MMA alongside functional fitness and accommodation. It is therefore worth comparing if travelling companions want different sports without choosing separate bases. The important detail is the timetable: access to a multi-sport facility does not mean all disciplines run together, suit the same level or are included in every membership.

Ask which pass covers your intended combination of classes and whether room costs are separate. Check the daily journey from your chosen neighbourhood, especially for early training. Facilities described as being under construction should not be counted as available until the gym confirms they are operating.

Petchrungruang Gym

Petchrungruang is a Pattaya Muay Thai gym with an official social presence describing several generations of the same boxing family. It belongs in a directory that covers established local camps as well as large visitor-oriented facilities. This listing identifies the club; it is not a new inspection or an endorsement of a particular course. Personal training reports found elsewhere should keep their original date and author.

Confirm the current address, beginner arrangements and the session language directly before choosing accommodation. A family gym may organise visiting students differently from a resort package. Ask what is included in the training fee and how partners are matched; no current tariff or guaranteed fight placement has been verified for this listing.

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Sitpholek Institute of Muay Thai Techniques

Sitpholek is a Pattaya Muay Thai name with an operator website and social page. The old site still contains training and accommodation figures without a reliable current validity date. Those figures are deliberately not treated as today’s offer. Keeping the gym in the directory is useful for identifying an established name, while leaving its present visitor arrangements open until the operator provides a current answer.

Use the operator’s current social page to check the actual training location and which classes accept visitors. Obtain a new written quote for the dates and number of sessions you need. Do not budget from the old website’s room, exchange-rate or day-pass figures; this entry is explicitly marked for confirmation.

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Kombat Group Thailand

Kombat Group is in Huai Yai, in the wider Pattaya area. Its official offer combines coached Muay Thai or western boxing programmes with residential options, including meals. This is a camp-stay model to compare against renting a room independently and paying only for training. The best choice depends on the routine you want, dietary needs and whether other members of your party will also take classes.

Request a breakdown for training, room type and meals, including rest days and a non-training companion if relevant. Huai Yai is not the beachfront centre of Pattaya: calculate outings and transfers separately. Ask how the programme adapts if you need a lighter training day instead of treating every scheduled session as compulsory effort.

FA Group Muaythai

FA Group is in Bangkok’s Chatuchak area. Its official menu distinguishes a fighter programme from a Fit & Fun option, with private sessions and accommodation also listed. That separation matters when comparing camps: a visitor seeking movement and basic technique does not necessarily want the same workload as an athlete preparing to compete. Choose the programme first rather than assuming the gym name describes one uniform class.

Ask which group matches your recent training experience and whether clinch or sparring participation can be adjusted. Confirm how many sessions your pass covers and how the accommodation is priced. Plan transport using the actual map pin; being in Chatuchak is not enough to estimate the walk from a rail station.

Superbon Training Camp

Superbon Training Camp connects Bangkok training with the name of a fighter known in both kickboxing and Muay Thai. The operator’s page offers training enquiries and accommodation information. This entry does not promise personal instruction from Superbon or any other named athlete. When choosing a camp linked to a champion, the day-to-day coaching arrangement and the programme available to visitors matter more than a promotional photograph.

Confirm the current map pin before reserving a nearby room: location information online may not reflect a move. Ask whether your course is Muay Thai, kickboxing or a mixed programme, and who normally teaches it. Obtain a package-specific quote rather than comparing the website’s broad price range across different durations.

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Khongsittha Muay Thai

Khongsittha offers Muay Thai in Bangkok with train-and-stay packages and a stated welcome for beginners and families. It is a useful residential-camp comparison for travellers who want training and a room organised together. The decision should still be made at package level: a family visit, a first sports holiday and a competitive camp call for different teaching time, supervision and recovery arrangements.

Ask which sessions suit the ages and experience of your party, and what supervision is provided for children. Separate room inclusions, meals, transfers and training when comparing quotes. A school’s visa-related package is not a guarantee of immigration approval; verify any proposed application through the competent Thai authorities.

YOKKAO Training Center Bangkok

YOKKAO Training Center is a Bangkok Muay Thai venue with an official equipment store, located on Sukhumvit 16 according to its contact page. This gives a practical link between choosing training and checking the fit of equipment in person. Keep the two decisions separate: buying gloves or a branded package does not determine the coaching format, class level or whether a named fighter is teaching during your visit.

Check the class schedule before travelling across Bangkok, particularly if combining the visit with another activity. For equipment, ask which gloves and protective items the class requires before purchasing. Confirm the difference between a group place and a private lesson, and the cancellation terms for any booked session.

Bangkok Fight Lab

Bangkok Fight Lab is on Sukhumvit 50 near On Nut and offers Muay Thai, boxing, BJJ, no-gi grappling and MMA. It belongs in a combat-sports directory because visitors may want to compare striking with grappling instead of choosing only a traditional boxing camp. Different disciplines require different clothing, equipment and class expectations; an all-access option should be judged against the sessions you can realistically attend.

Build a weekly plan from the actual timetable, allowing for transport and recovery. Ask whether first-time visitors can join the chosen level and whether equipment is available. If mixing striking with grappling, verify the clothing and hygiene requirements separately; do not assume boxing gloves are the only item you need.

Luktupfah Muay Thai School

Luktupfah is a Bangkok school in Prawet with Muay Thai and Muay Boran courses. This makes it relevant for readers whose interest includes traditional practice as well as modern ring sport. The course title matters: cultural study, technical lessons and competition training are not interchangeable products. A traveller should specify what they want to learn rather than assuming every martial-arts course uses the same rules and exercises.

Explain whether you want ring-focused Muay Thai or an introduction to Muay Boran, and ask about course duration and assessment. Use the Prawet address when estimating travel; do not confuse On Nut 65 with gyms beside the On Nut BTS station. Confirm any certificate’s issuer and scope before paying for a qualification course.

Elite Fight Club Bangkok

Elite Fight Club’s Bangkok branch is in Waterford Tower on Sukhumvit 30/1 and lists Muay Thai, boxing, BJJ, MMA and strength-oriented classes. Its city-centre, multi-discipline setup is a different proposition from a residential rural camp. This is a useful distinction for visitors balancing work or sightseeing with training: the realistic weekly timetable may be more important than the total number of sports advertised.

Confirm that a quote applies to the Bangkok branch, since the brand also advertises other locations. Ask about building access and the correct floor before arrival. Compare a single-discipline plan with a broader membership using the classes you will actually attend, and check separately which recovery facilities are included.

Sitsongpeenong Muaythai Camp Bangkok

Sitsongpeenong is a Bangkok camp represented on its own website and official social channels. It is also associated with fighters appearing in major international competition. That sporting connection is useful background, but should not be turned into a promise about which athlete will be present or teach. This directory entry concerns the Bangkok camp; similarly named camps and former affiliations should be checked separately.

Direct website reading was restricted during this check. Confirm the current address, visitor programme and room availability before making plans. If seeking kickboxing preparation rather than standard Muay Thai training, state the intended competition rules explicitly. A fighter’s team affiliation does not by itself establish the syllabus available to short-stay guests.

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Petchyindee Academy

Petchyindee is a Bangkok boxing institution with an official academy account and a history that also includes event promotion. Those are related activities, but a camp booking and a fight-night ticket remain different purchases. Historical profiles explain the name’s sporting importance; they do not confirm current access to a room, a sauna or the professional team. This listing therefore focuses on identification and questions to resolve before a visit.

Use the academy’s own current channel to ask about visitor classes, location and private coaching. Confirm that a payment request concerns the training service you selected, not another Petchyindee-branded activity. Hotel and facility descriptions in older features must be reconfirmed rather than treated as live inventory.

7 Muay Thai Gym

7 Muay Thai Gym is in Chak Phong, Klaeng district, Rayong province. Its official arrival page explicitly distinguishes the mainland camp from Koh Samet. This makes it relevant for a sports trip extending east from Pattaya, while avoiding a misleading island-gym label. Training days and island excursions should be planned separately: a pleasant regional itinerary still requires road transport, boat timings and enough time to return.

Ask for the precise arrival instructions from your accommodation or transport terminal, not only a destination called Rayong. Confirm the room, meal and training components of the selected package. If visiting Koh Samet or Ban Phe on a rest day, arrange the final mainland connection independently and avoid promising a fixed transfer time.

Phech Pradub Muay Thai Gym

Phech Pradub is in Choeng Noen, Mueang Rayong, and presents separate beginner and fighter programmes. It is a mainland Rayong option, not a Ban Phe or Koh Samet address. When extending a Pattaya trip, compare the training purpose as carefully as the geography: a technical introduction and a competition-preparation schedule should not be evaluated only by how many sessions appear in an advertisement.

Ask which programme is appropriate for your experience, whether training and accommodation are separate, and what equipment you must bring. The programmes page says personal protective gear is not supplied free. Check the conditions of any combined offer carefully; do not assume an advertised weekly training price includes a room or meals.

Tiger Muay Thai

Tiger Muay Thai combines Muay Thai with other combat-sport and fitness programmes in Phuket. Its published menu distinguishes training access from packages with a room and a prepaid meal card. For a traveller comparing camps, that distinction matters more than the word “inclusive”: decide which classes you will actually attend before paying for a wider programme. This listing records online information, not an APattaya training review.

Check the final total: the displayed tariff excludes 7% VAT. Ask separately about the room location, meal-card allowance and any unused balance. Allow recovery time when planning a multi-discipline week; access to many classes does not mean every class belongs in your own schedule.

Phuket Fight Club

Phuket Fight Club is based in Chalong and lists Muay Thai alongside MMA, BJJ and boxing. A multi-sport camp can suit someone who wants to explore striking and grappling during one stay, but the disciplines should remain distinct in the plan. Its official site has separate pages for classes, facilities and rooms. Ask for the programme you need rather than assuming every membership covers every activity.

The prices page uses image-based information. Request a dated written quotation listing classes, room nights and cancellation rules before treating a screenshot or an older PDF as a current offer. Also verify which entrance and session time apply to your first visit.

Rattachai Muay Thai

Rattachai is a Muay Thai gym in Chalong, founded by Kru Nai and his family. The official site describes coaching for newcomers and people seeking to develop existing skills, with group sessions and private lessons. For a visitor staying in the Soi Ta-Iad area, it belongs on the comparison list alongside the larger multi-sport camps. A trial session can help assess communication and teaching fit before a longer commitment.

Confirm the group timetable and private-coach availability before travelling across Phuket. Do not assume that a training booking includes a room or transport. Describe your experience honestly so the gym can suggest a suitable first session and the equipment you should bring.

Sinbi Muay Thai

Sinbi is a Muay Thai gym in Rawai, in southern Phuket. Its training menu separates one class a day from two, and private lessons from group sessions. That makes it a useful comparison for a stay that combines training and a holiday rather than a full-time fight camp. The current official timetable has a Sunday rest day; build the stay around actual training days, not simply hotel nights.

Confirm how the gym defines a monthly pass before comparing it with a 30-day product elsewhere. Ask about equipment rental and private-session booking. If you are travelling with a child, check supervision arrangements directly: joining a general class is different from a dedicated children’s programme.

AKA Thailand

AKA Thailand is a Rawai training facility whose programme includes Muay Thai, MMA and fitness. Its pricing separates Muay Thai access from broader training membership and travel packages. This matters for visitors who want a focused striking block without paying for activities they will skip. A name associated with professional fighters is useful context, but personal goals, instruction and sustainable workload should determine the package you select.

Ask which classes your membership covers and whether accommodation is separately charged. In particular, “all-inclusive training” is not automatically an all-inclusive holiday. If a programme mentions a bout, readiness, matchmaking and medical requirements still need individual agreement with the coaching team.

Revolution Gym

Revolution Gym publishes Muay Thai training packages and separate camp packages near Surin in Phuket. The current page distinguishes training-only rates from room categories whose prices change by season. That separation helps when comparing a private-room holiday with a simpler training stay. The website contains an older PDF with different accommodation periods, so this directory prioritises the current detailed page and asks readers to confirm their exact dates.

Ask whether utilities, rental gloves and recovery add-ons are included in your selected package. Do not compare a training pass with a room package as if they were the same product. For accommodation, the final dated quote takes precedence over a general headline “from” price.

Petchnumnoi Muay Thai Gym

Petchnumnoi is the current name used by the Patong gym formerly known as Singpatong Sitnumnoi. Its official site reports a rebranding and relocation in January 2025. Keeping these names together avoids treating historical references as a second active club. The gym publishes group and private Muay Thai options. When following an old article, verify the current map rather than heading automatically to an address saved years ago.

Use the current official contact page to confirm the location and request the training period you want. Private lessons require advance coordination. Historical fighter associations and an old camp name do not establish who will be teaching your particular session or whether a room is available.

Santai Muay Thai

Santai is based in San Kamphaeng in Chiang Mai province, outside the central city sightseeing circuit. It presents a traditional stadium-Muay-Thai approach and offers accommodation packages with training. For someone planning several weeks, the choice between a dormitory bed and a private room can matter as much as the training price. The official information also explains a temple-related dress code, which should be checked before packing.

The lowest room example is a bed in a male shared room, not a private hotel room. Meals are excluded. Confirm room availability, upfront-payment terms and transport to town. Keep recovery and other travel expenses in the budget instead of treating the camp price as the entire cost of the trip.

Lanna Muay Thai

Lanna Muay Thai currently gives its location as Saraphi district in Chiang Mai province. Its official website has group training, private lessons and accommodation sections. Use that current location when organising a stay: the name may appear in older travel material, but a familiar gym name alone does not establish an unchanged address. Compare access to your room, meals and transport alongside the number of classes.

Request a dated quotation rather than relying solely on an undated price image. Specify one or two daily sessions and whether you need a private room. Ask for the current map pin before arranging accommodation, since commuting can change the practical value of a lower training price.

Superpro Samui

Superpro Samui is a combat-sport and fitness centre in Bo Phut on Koh Samui. Its published membership choices separate Muay Thai-related access from other class combinations, while accommodation is handled separately. For a mixed training holiday, inspect the membership name rather than comparing headline prices alone. The site also connects Superpro with Royal Fight Club, so those references should not automatically be counted as two unrelated facilities.

Gold A includes Muay Thai but is not the same as an unrestricted all-sports package. Verify the classes and facilities included on your dates. Ask separately about accommodation, meals and airport transfer; an advertised training membership is not a complete island-holiday budget.

Lamai Muay Thai

Lamai Muay Thai identifies its Thailand camp at Lamai on Koh Samui. Its programme describes single classes, one- or two-session daily plans and private tuition. For a stay organised around the island, select the Thailand branch rather than another location using the wider brand name. This directory keeps the familiar WMC/Lamai reference together while relying on the current official camp page for practical enquiries.

No numerical tariff is reproduced here without an accessible matching official price. Request the current training and room quote, including the daily class count and cancellation conditions. If you travel with non-training companions, ask whether their room and facilities access are priced separately.

Diamond Muay Thai

Diamond Muay Thai is a camp in Nai Wok on Koh Phangan. Its tariff distinguishes training-only passes from stays that include a room and meals, with several room types. An island camp adds ferry planning to the training schedule, so compare the whole journey rather than only the weekly rate. For a modest budget, read the room description closely: a fan bungalow and an air-conditioned room are different products.

The official page defines a monthly stay as 28 nights. Confirm the room, cleaning charges, meals on rest days and refund terms. High-season drop-ins may be limited, so a published single-class price should not be interpreted as guaranteed same-day admission.

Rawai Muay Thai

Despite its name, Rawai Muay Thai now lists its camp in the Khao Lak area of Phang Nga, not Rawai in Phuket. Its official history explains the move, and the current site offers training and rooms. This distinction is important when combining flights, accommodation and a first class. Treat the camp as a separate destination and plan the transfer, rather than assuming it is a short local trip from southern Phuket.

Use the current Khuk Khak map pin before booking a taxi or room. Check training and accommodation separately, including whether a package suits one guest or two. Allow travel and recovery time on arrival instead of building the first day around a tight connection.

Emerald Muay Thai — Krabi

Emerald lists camps in both Ao Nang, Krabi, and Rawai, Phuket. This entry concerns the Krabi branch, so a price or photograph from the other location should not silently be applied here. The operator presents Muay Thai and accommodation options and accepts enquiries in English and French. For a training holiday, confirm the branch first and then build transport and sightseeing around that actual location.

Write “Ao Nang, Krabi” in a quote request and ask whether the room and training are at the same site. Keep a copy of the included services and cancellation rules. Plan island excursions on suitable rest days rather than assuming you can fit a full boat trip between two classes.

Bangtao Muay Thai & MMA

Bangtao Muay Thai & MMA is based in Choeng Thale in Phuket’s Thalang district. Its programme covers striking and grappling disciplines, while the official booking interface separates training, accommodation and nutrition. That structure is useful for a traveller building a tailored stay, but the initial displayed rate is not necessarily the final trip total. Compare only the selected dates and options, and keep a clear main training objective.

Check whether the selected product is a day of access, a single class or a private lesson: these are not interchangeable units. Review accommodation, meal-plan and equipment add-ons before payment. A wide list of sports should help you choose a programme, not pressure you to attend every session.