Is Superpro Samui or Yodyut Muaythai cheaper?

Superpro Samui, on the line most trips are booked on. A month of unlimited training is 7,500 baht there against 8,000 baht at Yodyut Muaythai, a gap of 500 baht. They both quote 3 other priced lines, and Superpro Samui is lower on one, Yodyut Muaythai is lower on one and one comes out level. A cheaper month is not a cheaper trip. Food, a room where the camp has none and the flight home all sit outside these figures, and a camp that is 2,000 baht dearer a month is the cheaper of the two the moment it saves you a daily taxi.

What is the difference between Superpro Samui and Yodyut Muaythai?

3 of the 5 lines both camps publish come out different: a single group session, a week of unlimited training and a month of unlimited training. They match on a private session and whether beginners are taken. Superpro Samui publishes whether there are rooms on site, and Yodyut Muaythai publishes how many sessions a day run. What separates two camps on the mats is the trainer you get put with, and no camp publishes that. Use the lines above to cut the list down, then ask both.

Is Superpro Samui or Yodyut Muaythai better for a beginner?

Both. Superpro Samui and Yodyut Muaythai each read as a room somebody who has never trained can walk into. That is a call made at a desk from what each camp publishes about who it trains, not a verdict from the mats. A gym built around a fight team will take a beginner's money and leave them holding pads at the back for a month, so ask both how a first session actually runs before you book either.

Can you stay at Superpro Samui or Yodyut Muaythai?

Superpro Samui says you can sleep at the camp. Yodyut Muaythai publishes nothing either way, so that line stays blank. Neither nightly rate is published, so the room line stays blank rather than get estimated off camps elsewhere that do print one. Staying in means the commute stops being a decision you make twice a day at five in the morning, which matters more than the saving on most trips shorter than a month.

How far apart are Superpro Samui and Yodyut Muaythai?

About 6.3 km in a straight line, measured between the two pins rather than along a road, so a motorbike covers more ground than that and traffic decides the rest. Both camps sit in Koh Samui. That is a ride rather than a walk, so trying both in one trip means picking a base and paying to cross, or splitting the stay in two.

Camp against camp

Superpro Samui or Yodyut Muaythai

Two camps in Koh Samui, set against each other on what each one publishes about itself. Nothing below is our opinion of either.

Superpro Samui

From the camp's own site,2026-09-02

Yodyut Muaythai

From the camp's own site,2026-10-14

The short version

A single group session is 500 THB at Superpro Samui and 400 THB at Yodyut Muaythai. They line up on 5 of the lines both camps publish.

Side by side

Everything either camp publishes

5 lines both of them quote

Field	Superpro Samui	Yodyut Muaythai
One group session	500 THB	400 THB
A week, unlimited	2,500 THB	3,500 THB
A month, unlimited	7,500 THB	8,000 THB
One private	1,000 THB	1,000 THB
Sessions a day	Not verified yet	2
Rooms on site	Yes	Not verified yet
Takes beginners	Yes	Yes

Superpro Samui

Week and month are the Gold A membership, the tier that includes Muay Thai. Adding BJJ and MMA is 2,800 and 9,000, and the Diamond tier with pool access 3,000 and 10,000. The drop-in covers any class in the building. Private is the Muay Thai rate; strength coaching is 1,500 and a BJJ head coach 2,000. Rooms are quoted through the booking engine, and every one of them includes the Platinum training package.

Yodyut Muaythai

Everything is sold in two columns, one class a day and two. The week and month above are the two a day column, which covers both published sessions; one a day is 2,000 a week and 5,500 a month. In between sit two weeks at 3,500 and 5,000 and three weeks at 4,500 and 6,500. A single class is 400 and both classes in one day 700. Privates are 1,000 an hour, 1,500 for two people sharing a coach and 9,000 for ten sessions, which have to be used inside six weeks. Group classes run 08:00 to 10:00 and 17:00 to 19:00, Monday to Saturday, with privates booked into the gap between them. The site states that memberships cannot be paused and that no refunds are given.

Against the country

Each line runs from the cheapest figure listed camps print for that rate to the dearest, with Superpro Samui marked above the line, Yodyut Muaythai below it and the stretch between them inked. In baht, Superpro Samui first, then Yodyut Muaythai: one group session at 500 and 400, 100 apart inside a run of 550 that 31 of 44 listed camps print; a week, unlimited at 2,500 and 3,500, 1,000 apart inside a run of 3,700 that 21 of 44 listed camps print; a month, unlimited at 7,500 and 8,000, 500 apart inside a run of 14,001 that 26 of 44 listed camps print; one private the same at 1,000, inside a run of 900 that 22 of 44 listed camps print. Rates only one of the two publishes are left out, because a line carrying one mark says nothing about two camps.

They quote the same figure on 2 lines: one private and takes beginners.

Not settled here

What we cannot tell you yet

Neither camp has been confirmed on the lines below, so this page does not compare them. They are named rather than left off, because a comparison that only shows the fields it happens to hold is the shape of a page pretending to be complete.

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In their own words

What each camp is

Superpro Samui

The main established training option on Koh Samui, running a mixed programme with fitness classes alongside Muay Thai. Works well for a training-and-holiday split, or for someone travelling with a partner who is not training.

The full record for Superpro Samui

Yodyut Muaythai

Two group sessions a day, Monday to Saturday, priced in two columns so training once a day costs a good deal less than training twice. Every tier from one week to one month is published in both columns, which makes it unusually easy to work out what a stay costs before arriving. Privates run in the gap between the two group classes rather than alongside them, so they need booking ahead. Nothing on the site mentions rooms, which makes accommodation here unknown rather than absent. The gym names its founder, a former champion, and dates itself to 2014.

The full record for Yodyut Muaythai

5 answers

What people ask about Superpro Samui and Yodyut Muaythai

Every figure below is read off the two records at build time rather than written by hand, so a question neither camp has published anything behind is left out instead of answered softly.

Is Superpro Samui or Yodyut Muaythai cheaper?: Superpro Samui, on the line most trips are booked on. A month of unlimited training is 7,500 baht there against 8,000 baht at Yodyut Muaythai, a gap of 500 baht. They both quote 3 other priced lines, and Superpro Samui is lower on one, Yodyut Muaythai is lower on one and one comes out level. A cheaper month is not a cheaper trip. Food, a room where the camp has none and the flight home all sit outside these figures, and a camp that is 2,000 baht dearer a month is the cheaper of the two the moment it saves you a daily taxi.
What is the difference between Superpro Samui and Yodyut Muaythai?: 3 of the 5 lines both camps publish come out different: a single group session, a week of unlimited training and a month of unlimited training. They match on a private session and whether beginners are taken. Superpro Samui publishes whether there are rooms on site, and Yodyut Muaythai publishes how many sessions a day run. What separates two camps on the mats is the trainer you get put with, and no camp publishes that. Use the lines above to cut the list down, then ask both.
Is Superpro Samui or Yodyut Muaythai better for a beginner?: Both. Superpro Samui and Yodyut Muaythai each read as a room somebody who has never trained can walk into. That is a call made at a desk from what each camp publishes about who it trains, not a verdict from the mats. A gym built around a fight team will take a beginner's money and leave them holding pads at the back for a month, so ask both how a first session actually runs before you book either.
Can you stay at Superpro Samui or Yodyut Muaythai?: Superpro Samui says you can sleep at the camp. Yodyut Muaythai publishes nothing either way, so that line stays blank. Neither nightly rate is published, so the room line stays blank rather than get estimated off camps elsewhere that do print one. Staying in means the commute stops being a decision you make twice a day at five in the morning, which matters more than the saving on most trips shorter than a month.
How far apart are Superpro Samui and Yodyut Muaythai?: About 6.3 km in a straight line, measured between the two pins rather than along a road, so a motorbike covers more ground than that and traffic decides the rest. Both camps sit in Koh Samui. That is a ride rather than a walk, so trying both in one trip means picking a base and paying to cross, or splitting the stay in two.

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Every figure on this page came off a camp’s own website. Superpro Samui was read on 2026-09-02 and Yodyut Muaythai on 2026-10-14. Camps change prices without changing the page the price is printed on. If one of these is wrong, or if you know a line neither camp publishes, tell us and we will date the change.

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