REGULAR TRAINING
Muay THAI TRAINING IN CHIANG MAI
MORNING TRAINING
Our morning training combines Muay Chaiya and Sri Agastya Double Swords on alternating days, followed by Warrior Yoga and meditation.
The sessions develop structure, coordination, mobility, balance, and technical awareness, creating a strong foundation for the rest of the training day.
EVENING MUAY THAI TRAINING
Our evening training focuses on sport and competition Muay Thai. Sessions include technical drills, bag work, pad work, clinching, sparring, partner exercises, and conditioning.
We emphasize timing, distance, footwork, defense, combinations, and practical application under pressure.
At our Chiang Mai gym, morning and evening training develop different but complementary qualities. Morning practice builds structure, mobility, coordination, and awareness, while evening Muay Thai develops timing, power, endurance, and fighting application. Together, they create a more complete training experience.
CLASS Schedule
Classes run from Monday to Saturday, with morning and evening training sessions. Sundays are rest days. Our regular program combines traditional martial arts, yoga, and meditation in the morning with sport Muay Thai training in the evening.
Sport Muay Thai Training
Technical Drills, Bag Work, Pad Work
Clinching, Sparring & Conditioning
6:30 PM
End of the evening training
TRAINING FEES
20,000 THB
PER MONTH
8,000 THB
PER WEEK
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Explore our Fight Training and Intensive Courses, or contact us if you are unsure which program is right for you.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
ABOUT OUR MUAY THAi CLASSES in thailand
We have included a FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) section on the website to try to answer some of the questions you may have about coming to train muay thai in Thailand at our Sangha Muay Thai School in Mae Taeng, Chiang Mai. If you have a question that is not listed here, please email me, and I’ll do my best to answer your query as soon as I can.
Sangha Muay Thai offers a combination of sport Muay Thai, traditional Muay Chaiya, and Krabi-Krabong Thai weapons training. Evening sessions focus on practical Muay Thai, including technique, pad work, conditioning, clinching, and sparring, while morning sessions alternate between Muay Chaiya and double-sword training. Mobility, breathing, and meditation practices are also included to support focus, recovery, and overall training quality.
Sangha Muay Thai combines practical sport Muay Thai with traditional Thai martial training in a small-group environment. Our evening sessions focus on Muay Thai technique, conditioning, clinching, and sparring, while morning training includes Muay Chaiya and Krabi-Krabong double swords.
This combination gives students a broader training experience than a conventional Muay Thai gym, while still keeping practical Muay Thai as the main focus. Small class sizes also allow for more individual attention and guidance.
Sangha Muay Thai has been established in Chiang Mai, Thailand, since April 2003. Before moving permanently to Thailand, Kru Pedro also ran a Muay Thai and Krabi-Krabong school in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, for more than two years.
Yes. Beginners are very welcome at Sangha Muay Thai, and no previous Muay Thai or martial arts experience is required. Training is adapted to your level so you can learn the fundamentals safely and progress step by step. Come with a positive attitude and a willingness to learn.
You do not need to be in peak physical condition before you arrive. Training is adapted to your current level, and your fitness, strength, and endurance will improve naturally as you train.
Booking in advance is recommended, especially if you are planning to stay for several days or weeks. Please contact us with your preferred dates so we can confirm availability and help you organize your training before you arrive.
Sangha Muay Thai is based in Mae Taeng, Chiang Mai, Thailand, and also has official schools operating internationally. Our established branches can be found in Spain, Greece, Switzerland, and the United States.
Yes. We speak Thai, English, and Spanish, and much of martial arts training is visual and practical. Even if your English is limited, you are very welcome to come and train with us.
You can contact us by email or telephone. Please visit our Contact page for the latest contact details, and we will be happy to help with any questions about training, availability, or your stay.
Sangha Muay Thai is located in Mae Taeng, around 40–45 minutes north of Chiang Mai. The school can be reached by car, taxi, or local transport, and we can help you with directions before you arrive.