Overview
Are you ready to transform your life through Muay Thai? Look no further than Dang Muay Thai in Chiang Mai – the ultimate training camp to elevate your skills. With over 30 years of experience coaching elite athletes, Dang, his wife Troy, and their team of champion fighters are dedicated to guiding you every step of the way. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced practitioner, you’ll find your place at Dang Muay Thai.
Tailored private and group sessions are designed to maximize your potential, enhancing both your fitness and technical abilities. Plus, the thrice-weekly ice baths and Wim Hof breathwork sessions will accelerate your recovery, allowing you to train harder and make every moment at the camp count. Don’t miss this opportunity to push your limits and achieve your Muay Thai goals—book your package today!
Schedule
- Group Classes – Monday-Saturday: 08:30 | 13:30 | 17:00
- Private Classes – Monday-Sunday: 07:30 | 10:00 | 11:00 | 15:00 | 16:00
- Ice Bath and Breathwork Sessions: Monday/Wednesday/Friday at 15:15
Accommodation
Accommodation at Dang Muay Thai involves simple private rooms with a shared bathroom – making it the perfect choice for those on a budget! Each room contains essentials like a fridge, TV and aircon. Bedding and towels are replaced during the weekly clean which is included as standard with all rooms, allowing you to focus on your training and not worry about changing the bed!
All accommodation packages come with unlimited Muay Thai group training sessions and one private session each week.
Food
The camp does not provide meals. Instead, you’re free to explore the myriad of culinary experiences that make Chiang Mai, and specifically the old town, such a popular destination for travellers! This gives you the freedom to eat what you want, where you want, when you want – ideal for people with dietary requirements!
You’ll find everything from budget-friendly street food to classy restaurants all within a short walk of the gym.
Location
Dang Muay Thai is located in the beating heart of Chiang Mai – in the old town – just a short walk from the Suan Dok Gate. Surrounded by bars, restaurants, food stalls and countless popular attractions, you won’t struggle to fill your downtime!
How to Get There
From Chiang Mai’s old town, the easiest way to reach Dang Muay Thai is on foot. Just head towards the Suan Dok Gate. Dang Muay Thai is a hundred metres south of the gate.
The nearest airport is Chiang Mai International. It’s only a 45-minute walk or a 15-minute taxi ride to the gym.
What’s Included:
- All Muay Thai training sessions
- All required equipment
- English speaking trainers
- Accommodation (with the accommodation package)
- Ice bath access
- Breathwork sessions
FAQs
- When is the best time to train Muay Thai in Chiang Mai? The best time to train Muay Thai in Chiang Mai is from November to February. This is dry season and temperatures are at their coolest. Training in wet season (May to October) is also a good time but prepare for warmer, more humid days. You should avoid training Muay Thai in Chiang Mai during the burning season (March and April). At this time of year, Chiang Mai becomes one of the most polluted cities in the world, making any form of exercise a lung-busting challenge.
- Do these packages cater to beginners? Yes, Dang Muay Thai caters to people of all experience and fitness levels. In group classes, you’ll be matched with people of a similar level. In private classes, the trainer will tailor the session to suit your needs!
- Are children allowed? Children can train at Dang Muay Thai but only in private classes.
- Can the camp arrange fights? Yes, Dang Muay Thai can help get you into the ring. You’ll need to speak to them directly about arranging a fight when you arrive at the camp!
- Can the camp organise a Muay Thai visa? Yes! Enter Thailand on your normal visa exemption or tourist visa and Dang Muay Thai can help you convert it to an Ed Visa for a fully inclusive fee of 148,000THB (approx. $4,222USD). This allows you to stay and train for a year or more. You will need to commit to at least five training sessions per week as well as 1.5 hours of online Thai language lessons a week to be eligible for the Thai Ed Visa. A year of unlimited training is included in the cost. Accommodation for the year is also available for an additional 150,000THB (approx. $4,280USD). Please contact South East Asia Backpacker directly if you want to arrange a year-long stay with the Education Visa.
Payment:
To reserve your place at this Muay Thai camp, you must pay the deposit on this website by credit or debit card. The camp will be in contact by email to confirm your booking. You will need to pay the remaining balance in cash when you arrive at the camp.
Hi, I’m Nikki and I started South East Asia Backpacker in 2008 after my own first solo backpacking trip! My vision was to create a travel diary for everyone, a place for travellers to share their experiences from the road. After backpacking and writing about Southeast Asia for over 10 years, I saw the opportunity to provide backpackers with the kind of experiences that I’d treasured myself in the region!
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