Kiatphontip Gym
Bangkok-outskirts traditional camp run by English sports correspondent Rob Cox alongside Thai head trainers. Known for a welcoming atmosphere and a steady stream of foreign students mixed with active Lumpinee fighters.
Long-running expat-friendly authentic camp
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Other thai muay thai gyms & songkran committees
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