How much does it cost to train Muay Thai in Thailand?

Muay Thai Training in Thailand costs between 300-700 bahts ($10-$23) per session, 2000-3000 bahts ($64-$96) per week, and 7000-10000 bahts ($222-$318) per month. The training cost varies between cities and provinces.

Where is the best place to train Muay Thai in Thailand?

Training Muay Thai is also one of the most popular activities for tourists who are visiting the country for holidays. The major cities in Thailand all have the necessary infrastructure set up for Muay Thai vacationers. The most popular ones being Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Pattaya and of course, Phuket.

How much does it cost to watch Muay Thai in Bangkok?

Watching Muay Thai at Bangkok’s Rajadamnern Stadium In those days a ticket for the Muay Thai matches cost anything from 70 to 300 baht. Today, there are a variety of tickets available from third class for 500 baht to ringside for 2,000 baht.

Can I go to Thailand to learn Muay Thai?

Muay Thai is a real profession in Thailand and many fighters support their entire family this way. World Champion Attachai Fairtex is a trainer at Attachai Muay Thai Gym in Bangkok. Although anybody can learn Muay Thai, many of the most successful fighters begin training between the ages of 6-8 years old.

How many days should I train Muay Thai?

If you train only once or twice per week, you can improve your technique but your training condition will fall. Training three days a week will keep you in shape, but you’re not going to make any important physical progress.

How can I watch a Muay Thai fight in Bangkok?

Here are the top 5 places to catch Muay Thai fights in Bangkok:

1. Lumpinee Stadium. Despite being located out of town, Lumpinee Stadium hosts the best fights in the country.
2. Rajadamnern Stadium.
3. Channel 7 Stadium.
4. MX Muay Xtreme.
5. MBK Fight Nights.

Do Muay Thai fighters get paid?

Muay Thai fighters make a modest income. An average fighter might make around 5,000 THB per month. Top-level fighters may earn around 10,000 THB a month. For context, this is approximately 320 USD.

How do I prepare for my first Muay Thai fight?

On an average day you should try to do AT LEAST:

1. 30 minutes of running.
2. 30 minutes of strength and conditioning.
3. 30 minutes of bag work.
4. 60 minutes of pad work (30 hitting, 30 holding)
5. 30 minutes of clinch,
6. 15 – 30 minutes of stretching and/or foam roller work.