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Vol. 12October 2026Chiang Mai, ThailandFight team · Est. 2014

Built forstadiumnights.

A fight team, not a holiday camp. Two sessions a day, six days a week, and a corner team that has walked fighters to the ring more than 400 times.

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Two Muay Thai fighters trading punches under stadium lights
Fig. 01 — Saturday card, round three
  • 3Reigning belts in the 2026 season
  • 2×Sessions a day. Sunday off. That's the deal.
  • 0Fights booked without your trainer's sign-off
  • 412Team wins since 2014
  • 71%Win rate, 2026 season
  • 46Fights on the card in 2026
  • 6/7Days a week on the mats

01The Standard

No tourists.
No shortcuts.

Every session runs as if fight week is coming — because for someone on this team, it always is. Beginners can start in Foundation, but nobody coasts.

A fighter blurred with speed between heavy bags in a bright gym
Fig. 02 — 16:20, bag rounds

A normal day

Monday to Saturday

Morning session07:00–09:30

  1. Run 5–8 km, then skipping
  2. Shadow boxing, then 5 × 3-min pad rounds
  3. Bag work and 30 minutes of clinch
  4. Strength work, stretch, breakfast

Afternoon session15:30–18:00

  1. Skipping and technique drills
  2. Pads with your trainer, 5 rounds
  3. Technical sparring Tue · Thu · Sat, clinch the other days
  4. Abs, neck work, cool-down

SUNRest day. Eat, sleep, recover.

What we'll tell you straight

  1. Expect bruised shins and stiff mornings for the first two weeks.
  2. No fight gets booked until your trainer signs off. Not you, not your Instagram — your trainer.
  3. Fair matchmaking. We don't feed you easy wins or throw you in over your head.
  4. Supervised weight cuts only. No sauna suits on fight week.
  5. Want a holiday with some training? Foundation is your lane — or, honestly, another camp.
BringHand wraps · shin guards · mouthguard · groin guard · 16 oz sparring gloves. Wai kru and the mongkol are taught before your first fight.

02Roster

The team
on the card.

Thai stadium fighters and foreigners who moved here to fight. Tap a fighter for their full record and last five bouts.

Weight
Status
Sort

03Results

Results,
not promises.

The team's last ten fights — wins, losses and the draw. We publish all of them.

A referee raising the arms of both fighters after a bout
8–1–1

    04Pricing

    Pay monthly.
    Train daily.

    Every program includes both daily sessions, Monday to Saturday. Add a room at camp and a DTV support letter if you need them — the totals below update as you go.

    Room type

    Two minutes' walk to the ring. Monthly, bills included.

    Other rates

      Prices in Thai baht. Sample prices for this demo.

      05Apply

      Fight-readiness
      application.

      Three short steps. We match you to a program and tell you why — including when the honest answer is "not yet".

      A fighter walking down the aisle to the ring through a crowd
      Your walkout starts here.
      1. We read every application ourselves, within 24 hours.
      2. A short video call with the trainer who'd hold your pads.
      3. Day one: hand wraps, gear check, pads. Fight talk comes later.

      Experience
      How long have you trained?

      Muay Thai, K-1 or MMA, amateur and pro together. 0 is a fine answer.

      Helps us estimate your fight weight.