Heavy bags and ring ropes in golden morning light at the Muay Thai camp

Authentic camp · Lamai hillside · est. 2011

Earn the
sweat.

A working Muay Thai camp, not a gym with a theme — the same ring the fighters use, the same coaches who shout at them, open to you twice a day.

See the programs

Programs

From “I saw a fight once” to flight camp — every level trains on the same canvas.

Full view of the camp — ring, heavy bags and dusty sunbeams

No mirrors. No music.
Just the work.

6,000 square metres of hillside, one ring, and the loudest cicadas on the island.

The corner men

Retired stadium fighters with calloused opinions. Bring your worst technique, they have seen worse.

Silhouettes doing pad work on the beach at sunset

Days at the camp

Morning run along the ridge, two hours of technique, longtail lunch, evening pads, then the beach with whoever survived. Some guests stay two weeks. Some never leave.

    Turn up with hands. We handle the rest.

    Gloves, wraps and shin pads are in every session price. The camp shop sells hand-made shorts and a cold foam coconut that regulars call “the payment”.

    Gloves, pads and hand wraps on a timber bench

    People who came for one class

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    Find us

    Halfway up the Lamai hill road, follow the sound of pads. We pick up from Lamai and Chaweng free of charge — the minivan smells like deep heat and that is a promise.

    Sessions
    07:00 & 16:00 daily
    Duration
    2 hours each
    Ages
    12+ · kids class Saturdays
    Level
    Total beginners welcome
    The camp’s well-used ring in morning sunbeams

    Good to know

    A runner silhouette on a palm road at tropical dawn

    The 7am van leaves without excuses.