Group classes
Mon-Sat
7:30-9:30·16:00-18:00
1 session
1.5-2 hours
฿300–฿600
Day pass (2 sessions)
Morning + afternoon
฿500–฿900
Weekly package
Mon-Sat · ~10-12 sessions
฿2,800–฿5,500
Monthly package
Unlimited or 2x / day
฿8,000–฿15,000

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Overview
Bangtao, Phuket, Thailand · 75 fights in 90 days
Why train here
People don't fly to Bangtao simply because they want better Muay Thai, they come because they want to spend a week or a month immersed in a performance-focused lifestyle. A normal training day might include morning Muay Thai, afternoon wrestling or Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, strength and conditioning between sessions, recovery in the ice baths, then dinner with athletes from dozens of different countries. The gym constantly hosts seminars, guest coaches and special training camps, so the experience changes throughout the year. One visit might coincide with a UFC coach teaching striking, while another includes boxing seminars, mindset workshops or professional fight camps. That constant rotation means returning visitors rarely experience exactly the same week twice. Bangtao isn't designed around only producing fighters, it's designed around helping people build a stronger, healthier lifestyle through martial arts and fitness.

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Weekly
$126
Monthly
$348
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Countries training here
42 countries training here
Approx. total budget for 1 month
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Fights · 90d
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Superstars
Champions, UFC fighters, and celebrities documented training, holding seminars, or visiting BANGTAO MUAY THAI & MMA in Bangtao. 30 entries with linked sources.
SeminarAlexander VolkanovskiUFC Featherweight Champion / Bangtao co-owner
2024 May 24-25Source
SeminarAndrei GridinElite striking coach
2026 Jun 13Source
SeminarBuakaw BanchamekK-1 World MAX champion / Thai Fight star
2026 Jan 31Source
SeminarCharles OliveiraFormer UFC Lightweight Champion
2025 JanSource
SeminarChingiz AllazovONE World Champion / elite kickboxer
2026 Feb 21-22Source
SeminarCraig JonesADCC medalist / elite no-gi grappler
2026 Mar 21SourceTypical rates
Monthly passes at BANGTAO MUAY THAI & MMA from ฿8,000–฿15,000. Typical Phuket ranges for a month at BANGTAO MUAY THAI & MMA. Group classes, privates, and package tiers below are starting points - confirm times and quotes with the camp.
These are typical Phuket camp ranges, not a confirmed quote from this gym. Ask the camp for current class times, sparring days, and package prices before you book.
Typical group class flow at BANGTAO MUAY THAI & MMA
Depending on the day, some gyms run Muay Thai, boxing, and clinching sparring in the same session; others split them across morning and afternoon classes. Confirm the weekly sparring plan with the camp.

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1 month
Medium budget estimate
~$2,664
Typical range ~$2,250 – $3,100 · includes food, stay, gym, and transport
Budget calculatorBANGTAO MUAY THAI & MMA FAQ
Training at BANGTAO MUAY THAI & MMA starts around $126 per week or $348 per month for camp passes. For a full month in Thailand including stay, food, gym and transport, plan on roughly $2,664 (typical range $2,264–$3,063). Use the camp budget calculator to adjust tier and trip length.
We track 120 fighters from BANGTAO MUAY THAI & MMA on Thailand fight cards. The most active are rob horrocks (1 bout), julia vassalos (1 bout) and otis clarbrough (1 bout). 17 women fight out of BANGTAO MUAY THAI & MMA. Open a profile for record, timeline and results.
BANGTAO MUAY THAI & MMA fighters have 159 counted bouts on the cards we track mostly at Bangla Boxing Stadium (86 bouts) and Patong Boxing Stadium (73 bouts). The most recent card we have is from September 2026. Stadium pages list schedules and tickets if you want to watch them.
BANGTAO MUAY THAI & MMA is a listed Muay Thai camp in Bangtao, Phuket. Our measure is fight activity: 120 fighters and 159 counted bouts from BANGTAO MUAY THAI & MMA on Thailand cards, which is what the Bangtao rankings use. To weigh it against other camps in Bangtao, use the gym compare tool or browse camps in the same area.
BANGTAO MUAY THAI & MMA in Bangtao, Phuket suits people who want an active fight team around them (120 fighters from this camp are on the cards we track), stay-and-train guests who want a room on site and longer stays that need visa support. Message the gym about class levels and fight pathways before you book, and start with our First Muay Thai camp in Thailand guide.
Most Muay Thai camps in Bangtao, Phuket take first-timers - message BANGTAO MUAY THAI & MMA before you land to ask about beginner slots, coach language and how hard the morning run is. For a full first-camp walkthrough, see our First Muay Thai camp in Thailand guide.
Yes, that is how 120 fighters from this gym ended up on the Phuket cards we track - ask BANGTAO MUAY THAI & MMA about matchmaking, weight classes and how many weeks they want before your first bout. See what a fight pathway looks like in First Muay Thai camp in Thailand.
BANGTAO MUAY THAI & MMA in Bangtao, Phuket is listed for women comparing girl-friendly Muay Thai camps in Thailand. We track 17 female fighters from BANGTAO MUAY THAI & MMA on local Thailand cards. Most camps in Bangtao accept women on drop-ins and monthly packages - message BANGTAO MUAY THAI & MMA before you book about women's classes, sparring partners, coach language and beginner-friendly sessions. BANGTAO MUAY THAI & MMA lists on-site accommodation - ask how the camp handles female guests. Compare camps with our gym compare tool, browse women's Muay Thai rankings, or start with First Muay Thai camp in Thailand.
BANGTAO MUAY THAI & MMA lists visa support - confirm which visa type they assist with, what documents you need and any minimum training commitment before you apply. Basics: Thailand visa & entry. Camps that currently list visa support for Destination Thailand Visa letters: DTV visa gyms in Thailand.
BANGTAO MUAY THAI & MMA lists on-site or camp accommodation - ask about room types, weekly vs monthly rates, air conditioning and how close rooms are to the training area before you book. Also see stay near camp.

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156 tracked fights · 120 fighters on roster
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Fight regions
BANGTAO MUAY THAI & MMA in Bangtao, Phuket has recorded 156 Muay Thai fights between Jan and Sep 2026, with fighters competing at Bangla Boxing Stadium and other local stadiums.
For camp joiners that matters: the gym has 120 fighters from 43 countries, showing up across 99 events and 2 venues- so training here sits next to an active fight team, not a tourist pad-only setup.
Notable fighters we've tracked: rob horrocks (1 tracked fights), julia vassalos (1 tracked fights) and otis clarbrough (1 tracked fights).
This is a high output camp with weekly+ competition cadence in Phuket.
Suitable for Beginners, Intermediates, and Fighters.
Top fighters from
United States (20)United Kingdom (11)Australia (9)Cyprus (6)New Zealand (5)
Consistent recent fights around Bangtao.
Top 10 ranked fighters
#5 of 78 camps in Phuket · #1 of 4 camps in Bang Tao, from fighter activity
Based on how this camp's fighters place on local stadium boards each month.
2 badges · September 2026
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Roster
120 represented names on recent cards
Cards
99 events, newest first
Venues
2 venues · fight and fighter counts from BANGTAO MUAY THAI & MMA
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Training guide
Bangtao Muay Thai & MMA has quickly become one of Thailand's most recognizable combat sports destinations, but not simply because of its coaching staff or professional fighters. People travel here because the gym has created something that is still relatively uncommon in Thailand: a complete performance ecosystem where martial arts, fitness, recovery, nutrition, and community all work together.
The coaching team includes experienced specialists across Muay Thai, MMA, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, wrestling, boxing, strength and conditioning, and mobility. Instead of focusing on a single discipline, Bangtao encourages members to build a well-rounded skill set. That attracts everyone from complete beginners to experienced competitors preparing for professional events.
The gym has become a regular training base for UFC, ONE Championship, and other international professional athletes. Visiting during fight camp season often means sharing the mats with world-class competitors, while the gym also hosts seminars led by elite fighters and respected coaches throughout the year. These events give visitors opportunities that many traditional gyms simply cannot offer, allowing them to learn directly from athletes competing at the highest level.
What keeps people returning, however, is not just the big names. It's the culture. Many guests arrive planning to stay for a week and extend their visit after becoming part of the daily routine and international community that has developed around the gym.
Walking into Bangtao feels very different from arriving at a traditional Muay Thai camp.
The facility is modern, spacious, and designed around performance rather than simply housing training sessions. Muay Thai shares the same campus with Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, wrestling, MMA, boxing, strength and conditioning, yoga, mobility classes, and recovery facilities, allowing visitors to build an entire training schedule without leaving the gym.
Recovery is treated as an essential part of improvement rather than an afterthought. Ice baths, recovery spaces, mobility sessions, and sports-focused facilities encourage athletes to look after their bodies between sessions. For anyone training twice a day, this makes a noticeable difference over several weeks.
Nutrition is another area where Bangtao stands apart. The on-site café offers meals and drinks aimed at active lifestyles, making it easy to eat well between sessions without searching around town. Many visitors naturally spend time there after class, creating an atmosphere where conversations continue long after training finishes.
Another feature that makes Bangtao memorable is its calendar. The gym regularly hosts seminars, workshops, guest coaches, and special training camps. Depending on when you visit, you might attend a striking seminar with a UFC athlete, learn from an elite grappling coach, or join a specialized wrestling clinic. These events mean the experience is constantly evolving, giving returning visitors something new every time they come back.
Instead of feeling like a place where people simply complete a workout and leave, Bangtao feels like a community built around continuous improvement.
One of Bangtao's biggest strengths is the diversity of people on the mats.
Professional fighters preparing for UFC, ONE Championship, and international promotions regularly train alongside amateur competitors working toward their first fights. Sharing sessions with athletes competing at the highest level creates an environment where high standards become part of everyday training.
The gym is equally popular with digital nomads and entrepreneurs who want fitness to become part of their daily routine while living in Phuket. Many spend mornings working remotely before joining afternoon classes, creating a balanced lifestyle that combines productivity with physical training.
Fitness enthusiasts who have no intention of competing also make up a large part of the community. Many visitors come to improve their health, lose weight, develop confidence, or experience martial arts in a supportive environment while enjoying Phuket's lifestyle.
Bangtao also attracts travelers who enjoy exploring multiple disciplines. Someone might begin the day with Muay Thai, attend a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu class after lunch, complete a strength session in the afternoon, and finish with yoga or mobility work before dinner. Few gyms in Thailand offer this level of variety within a single facility.
Bangtao is ideal for people who want more than a traditional Muay Thai holiday.
If you're interested in combining Muay Thai with MMA, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, wrestling, boxing, or strength training, there are very few gyms in Thailand that offer such an integrated schedule. Everything is available in one place, making it easy to experiment with different disciplines throughout your stay.
It's also an excellent choice for digital nomads, remote workers, and long-term travelers looking to build healthy routines. Training, recovery, nutrition, and social life naturally come together, making it easy to stay motivated over several weeks or even months.
Competitive athletes benefit from training alongside professional fighters and learning from coaches who regularly prepare athletes for the world's biggest organizations.
Visitors looking for wellness retreats often appreciate Bangtao's emphasis on recovery, mobility, healthy eating, and sustainable training rather than simply pushing through exhausting sessions every day.
If your goal is to experience a very small, traditional Thai gym focused exclusively on Muay Thai, another camp may suit you better. Bangtao's identity is built around modern performance training across multiple disciplines.
A week at Bangtao is enough to understand why so many visitors end up staying much longer. The gym offers far more than technical training. It provides a routine built around improving every part of your performance, from skill development and strength to recovery, nutrition, and overall wellbeing.
The people who leave most satisfied are usually those looking for an active lifestyle rather than just a few Muay Thai classes. They remember training with athletes from around the world, attending seminars they never expected to experience, recovering properly between sessions, and becoming part of a community that encourages constant growth. Bangtao doesn't just change how you train. For many visitors, it changes how they approach fitness, health, and everyday life long after they leave Phuket.
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