Bangkok is the home of Muay Thai's biggest stadiums, and you can train here at every level: air-conditioned fitness studios near the BTS, old-school camps where professional fighters live and train, and everything in between.
Muay Thai gyms in Bangkok
Live from our listings:
- Fitfac Muay Thai EkamaiMuay Thai · Khlong Toei฿950 / day฿5,500 / month
- FitFac Muay Thai PloenchitMuay Thai · Pathum Wan฿950 / day฿5,500 / month
- Fitfac Muay Thai Rama 9Muay Thai · Huai Khwang฿950 / day฿5,500 / month
- FITFAC Muay Thai RatchaphruekMuay Thai · Taling Chan฿950 / day฿5,500 / month
- Fitfac Muay Thai SathonMuay Thai · Sathon฿950 / day฿5,500 / month
- FitFac Muay Thai Taling ChanMuay Thai · Taling Chan฿950 / day฿5,500 / month
- FITFAC Muaythai Ari(อารีย์)Muay Thai · Phaya Thai฿950 / day฿5,500 / month
- FITFAC Muaythai SrinakarinMuay Thai · Prawet฿950 / day฿5,500 / month
- The Hangar Martial Arts Gym : ยูยิตสู BJJ MMA มวยไทยMuay Thai · Bang Khen฿600 / day฿2,900 / month
- Thunder Muaythai Rama2Muay Thai · Bang Khun Thian฿490 / day฿4,500 / month
- iMUAYTHAI Powered by UnRealMuay Thai · Khlong Toei
- Ingram Muaythai GymMuay Thai · Khlong Toei
- Jaroenthong Muaythai GymMuay Thai · Wang Thonglang
- LKT Muay Thai GymMuay Thai
- Muay Thai Chaiya : Baanchangthai Camp : Pattanakan 49 branchMuay Thai · Suan Luang
Three kinds of gym
- Fitness-style studios. Clean, air-conditioned and central, with scheduled group classes and English-speaking trainers. A good first step if you've never trained, and easy to fit around work or sightseeing.
- Traditional camps. Open-air rings, heavy bags and two sessions a day. Training is harder and more personal, and prices are often lower, but camps are usually further from the centre.
- Mixed martial arts gyms. Muay Thai alongside boxing, BJJ and MMA. Handy if you want to cross-train. See boxing and MMA gyms in Bangkok.
What a session looks like
A typical class lasts 60 to 90 minutes: skipping or running, shadowboxing, pad rounds with a trainer, bag work, then clinch or conditioning. Beginners are welcome almost everywhere. Bring water and a towel; most gyms lend gloves, and hand wraps cost little to buy on site.
Questions to ask before you pay
- Drop-in, class pack or monthly? Visitors usually start with a single class. Packs of 10 bring the price down.
- Group or private? Private sessions cost more but move you along quickly.
- How do I get there? In Bangkok, a gym a short walk from a BTS or MRT station is worth paying more for.
- What time are the classes? Many studios run early-morning and evening classes for office workers; camps train in the morning and late afternoon.
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