WILDCAT MUAYTHAI

Training at WILDCAT MUAYTHAI 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 7 fighters from WILDCAT MUAYTHAI on Thailand fight cards. The most active are ABEL (2 bouts), SUPER BOSS (1 bout) and EDGAR (1 bout). 2 women fight out of WILDCAT MUAYTHAI. Open a profile for record, timeline and results.

WILDCAT MUAYTHAI fighters have 9 counted bouts on the cards we track mostly at Loi Kroh Boxing Stadium (9 bouts). The most recent card we have is from July 2026. Stadium pages list schedules and tickets if you want to watch them.

WILDCAT MUAYTHAI is a listed Muay Thai camp in Chiang Mai. Our measure is fight activity: 7 fighters and 9 counted bouts from WILDCAT MUAYTHAI on Thailand cards, which is what the Chiang Mai rankings use. To weigh it against other camps in Chiang Mai, use the gym compare tool or browse camps in the same area.

WILDCAT MUAYTHAI in Chiang Mai suits people who want an active fight team around them (7 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 Chiang Mai take first-timers - message WILDCAT MUAYTHAI 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 7 fighters from this gym ended up on the Chiang Mai cards we track - ask WILDCAT MUAYTHAI 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.

WILDCAT MUAYTHAI in Chiang Mai is listed for women comparing girl-friendly Muay Thai camps in Thailand. We track 2 female fighters from WILDCAT MUAYTHAI on local Thailand cards. Most camps in Chiang Mai accept women on drop-ins and monthly packages - message WILDCAT MUAYTHAI before you book about women's classes, sparring partners, coach language and beginner-friendly sessions. WILDCAT MUAYTHAI 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.

WILDCAT MUAYTHAI 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.

WILDCAT MUAYTHAI 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.