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
Chalong, Phuket, Thailand · 70 fights in 90 days
Why train here
Walking into Tiger Muay Thai feels more like entering a sports village than a traditional gym. Multiple training areas run simultaneously with Muay Thai, MMA, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, wrestling, boxing, fitness, yoga, and strength classes taking place throughout the day. Every hour brings a different mix of professional fighters preparing for world titles, first-time visitors learning their first kicks, and athletes from nearly every continent. What surprises many newcomers isn't just the size, but how much happens outside the classes. Annual Fight Team Tryouts attract athletes from around the world hoping to earn professional opportunities, while seminars, workshops, and international events regularly transform the gym into one of the busiest combat sports hubs in Asia. Even global events like Miss Universe have chosen Tiger to introduce contestants to Thailand's national sport, highlighting how far the gym's reputation extends beyond fighting.

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Gym fees
Weekly
$126
Monthly
$348
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Countries training here
39 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 Tiger Muay Thai in Chalong. 15 entries with linked sources.
Represented · ONE The Inner CircleAbdallah OndashONE The Inner Circle
2026 May 29Source
Represented · ONE The Inner CircleAdilet 'Shumkar' KalenderovONE The Inner Circle
2026 May 29Source
Represented · ONE Fight Night 43Anatoly MalykhinReclaimed ONE Heavyweight MMA World Championship
2026 May 15Source
TrainedDaniil DonchenkoUFC rising star
2026 May-JunSource
Represented · ONE Friday Fights 146Denis DotsenkoONE Friday Fights 146
2026 Mar 13Source
TrainedFabricio AndradeONE Bantamweight MMA World Champion; Tiger Muay Thai sponsored fighter since 2018
May 2024SourceTypical rates
Monthly passes at Tiger Muay Thai from ฿8,000–฿15,000. Typical Phuket ranges for a month at Tiger Muay Thai. 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 Tiger Muay Thai
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 calculatorTiger Muay Thai FAQ
Training at Tiger Muay Thai 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 132 fighters from Tiger Muay Thai on Thailand fight cards. The most active are AIBULATOV (1 bout), Mia Miao (1 bout) and MOHA (1 bout). 9 women fight out of Tiger Muay Thai. Open a profile for record, timeline and results.
Tiger Muay Thai fighters have 178 counted bouts on the cards we track mostly at Sinbi Boxing Stadium (62 bouts), Patong Boxing Stadium (47 bouts) and Rawai Muay Thai Stadium (36 bouts). The most recent card we have is from September 2026. Stadium pages list schedules and tickets if you want to watch them.
Tiger Muay Thai is a listed Muay Thai camp in Chalong, Phuket. Our measure is fight activity: 132 fighters and 178 counted bouts from Tiger Muay Thai on Thailand cards, which is what the Chalong rankings use. To weigh it against other camps in Chalong, use the gym compare tool or browse camps in the same area.
Tiger Muay Thai in Chalong, Phuket suits people who want an active fight team around them (132 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 Chalong, Phuket take first-timers - message Tiger Muay Thai 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 132 fighters from this gym ended up on the Phuket cards we track - ask Tiger Muay Thai 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.
Tiger Muay Thai in Chalong, Phuket is listed for women comparing girl-friendly Muay Thai camps in Thailand. We track 9 female fighters from Tiger Muay Thai on local Thailand cards. Most camps in Chalong accept women on drop-ins and monthly packages - message Tiger Muay Thai before you book about women's classes, sparring partners, coach language and beginner-friendly sessions. Tiger Muay Thai 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.
Tiger Muay Thai 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.
Tiger Muay Thai 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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170 tracked fights · 132 fighters on roster
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Fight regions
Tiger Muay Thai in Chalong, Phuket has recorded 170 Muay Thai fights between Jan and Sep 2026, with fighters competing at Sinbi Boxing Stadium and other local stadiums.
For camp joiners that matters: the gym has 132 fighters from 40 countries, showing up across 98 events and 6 venues- so training here sits next to an active fight team, not a tourist pad-only setup.
Notable fighters we've tracked: AIBULATOV (1 tracked fights), Mia Miao (1 tracked fights) and MOHA (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 (12)Russia (10)United Kingdom (9)Australia (7)Netherlands (6)
Consistent recent fights around Chalong.
Rankings up to #30
#4 of 78 camps in Phuket · #2 of 17 camps in Chalong, from fighter activity
Based on how this camp's fighters place on local stadium boards each month.
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Roster
132 represented names on recent cards
Cards
98 events, newest first
Venues
6 venues · fight and fighter counts from Tiger Muay Thai
Training guide
Tiger Muay Thai is one of the most influential gyms in modern martial arts. Founded in 2003, it played a major role in transforming Soi Ta-iad into what is now known worldwide as Phuket's Fitness Street. Today, thousands of athletes travel here every year, making it one of the largest combat sports camps anywhere in the world.
Its reputation has been built through an extraordinary list of world-class athletes who have trained here over the years.
Among the biggest names are Israel Adesanya, Alexander Volkanovski, Valentina Shevchenko, Antonina Shevchenko, Petr Yan, Khamzat Chimaev, Dan Hooker, Kai Kara-France, Brad Riddell, Tai Tuivasa, Rafael Fiziev, Arman Tsarukyan, Anatoly Malykhin, Tang Kai, Fabricio Andrade, Vitaly Bigdash, Loma Lookboonmee, Anissa Meksen, Roger Huerta, Dave Leduc, and many other UFC, ONE Championship, Glory Kickboxing, and international MMA athletes.
Seeing elite athletes train around you changes the atmosphere. Even if you're a beginner, you experience the same environment where world champions sharpen their skills, creating motivation that's difficult to replicate elsewhere.
Tiger is also famous for its annual Fight Team Tryouts, considered one of the toughest selection events in combat sports. Hundreds of athletes apply every year, with only a handful earning scholarships to join the professional fight team. For many fighters, this event has launched international careers.
The gym's influence extends beyond fighting. Tiger has hosted film crews, celebrities, influencers, fitness creators, and in 2025 welcomed delegates from over 120 countries during the Miss Universe competition, introducing contestants to Muay Thai through demonstrations and hands-on workshops. It showcased Tiger as an ambassador for Thai culture on a global stage rather than simply a fight gym.
The first thing visitors notice is the scale.
Tiger resembles a university campus for combat sports rather than a single gym. Multiple Muay Thai rings operate simultaneously alongside dedicated MMA areas, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu mats, wrestling classes, boxing sessions, strength and conditioning facilities, fitness programs, yoga, and recovery-focused training.
Unlike many gyms where classes stop between sessions, Tiger operates almost continuously throughout the day. This gives visitors enormous flexibility when planning their schedule, especially if they want to combine several disciplines.
Another feature that stands out is the structured class system. Muay Thai sessions are divided into beginner, intermediate, and advanced groups, allowing newcomers to build confidence while experienced athletes train at an appropriate level. Many visitors mention this organization as one reason they felt comfortable despite the gym's size.
Accommodation, healthy restaurants, cafés, massage clinics, equipment shops, and sports services surround the gym, making it easy to build an entire lifestyle around training. Many visitors spend weeks or months on Fitness Street without needing to travel elsewhere. See also our stay near camp guide.
Perhaps the biggest surprise is that despite welcoming thousands of visitors, Tiger still functions as a genuine professional training center. On any given day you might watch a UFC champion preparing for a title fight while first-time tourists complete their first pad rounds just a few meters away.
Tiger receives thousands of visitors every year, and one theme appears repeatedly in reviews.
People are often surprised by how organized such a large gym feels. Coaches separate classes by experience level, there are enough instructors to supervise drills, and motivated students who ask questions or show commitment often receive additional attention during sessions.
Visitors also mention the incredible diversity of training partners. During a single class you might work alongside professional MMA fighters, amateur competitors, travelers on holiday, and long-term residents from dozens of different countries.
The most common criticism is also a result of Tiger's success. Popular classes can become busy during peak season, and people looking for a quiet traditional Thai gym may prefer a much smaller camp. Many experienced travelers recommend choosing intermediate or advanced sessions if you already have training experience, where classes tend to be more focused and technical.
Tiger attracts almost every type of athlete imaginable.
Professional UFC, ONE Championship, and international MMA fighters regularly complete training camps here before major events.
Professional Muay Thai athletes prepare for stadium fights alongside kickboxers, wrestlers, and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competitors.
Digital nomads and entrepreneurs often choose Tiger because Fitness Street makes it easy to combine remote work with multiple daily training sessions.
Complete beginners are equally common thanks to the structured beginner classes and huge coaching team.
Fitness travelers, celebrities, influencers, military personnel, and even beauty pageant contestants have all trained here, making Tiger one of the most internationally diverse gyms in Thailand.
Tiger is ideal for people who want the biggest selection of martial arts classes in one location.
If you're interested in combining Muay Thai with MMA, boxing, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, wrestling, strength and conditioning, or yoga, very few gyms anywhere in the world offer the same variety.
It's also perfect for travelers who enjoy being surrounded by a large international community where meeting training partners is effortless.
Professional fighters benefit from world-class facilities and the opportunity to prepare alongside elite athletes.
If your goal is a small traditional Thai gym with only a handful of students per class and a close family atmosphere, another camp may better suit your style. Tiger's biggest strength is its size, variety, and international reputation.
A week at Tiger Muay Thai offers something that very few gyms can replicate: complete immersion in the world's largest international combat sports community. Every day brings new training partners, different disciplines, and the possibility of sharing the mats with athletes you've watched competing on television.
The people who leave most impressed are usually those who enjoy energy, variety, and constant activity. They remember watching world champions train before breakfast, attending multiple disciplines in one day, meeting friends from around the world, and realizing why Tiger has become one of the most recognizable names in martial arts. For visitors who want to experience the global center of combat sports tourism, Tiger remains a destination unlike any other.
Planning your first block? Start with our First Muay Thai camp in Thailand guide.
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