Camp profile
Phra Khanong, Bangkok
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A city gym two minutes from On Nut BTS that leads with Brazilian jiu-jitsu and runs Muay Thai alongside it, rather than the other way round. That makes it a poor substitute for a traditional Thai camp and a good fit for anyone living in Bangkok who wants more than one art on the same membership. Its own site says beginners are welcome, and there are kids classes and private sessions.
We have not confirmed pricing with this camp, so we are not quoting a number. Prices published elsewhere for Thai camps are frequently a year or more out of date. Ask the camp directly and treat any figure you find on an aggregator as a starting point.
Off site
Same region
Bangkok, mid-size camp
A Bangkok gym with a real stable of professional Thai fighters rather than a foreigner-first operation. Training alongside working pros is the draw. Expect to be the weakest person in the room for a while, which is the point.
Muay Thai
Partly verifiedBangkok, mid-size camp
Bangkok gym that manages to be well set up for visiting foreigners while keeping a serious Thai training culture. One of the more approachable ways into the Bangkok scene if the rural camps feel like too much.
Muay Thai
Partly verifiedBangkok, mid-size camp
City-centre training centre attached to a well-known equipment brand. Convenient, modern and accessible by public transport, which matters more in Bangkok than anywhere else in the country.
Muay Thai / Boxing
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