Every level, same care
Your first class gets the same attention as a fighter's camp. Pads are held for you, not against you.
real training, real people
The people behind the family.
Real Thai coaches who learn your name on day one, led by Meaw, the woman who built Wildcat.
Founder & owner
Meaw Boonpradub
Founder & owner, Wildcat Muay Thai
Meaw built Wildcat around a simple idea: real Muay Thai, taught with warmth. She runs the camp day to day, from the first hello on WhatsApp to your spot in the garden ring.
She also writes our training and DTV visa guides, and personally prepares the training documents that support our long-stayers' visa applications, something she's been doing for years.
Train with her across our weekly classes , or read our DTV visa guide.
- Founder of Wildcat Muay Thai, Hang Dong (Chiang Mai)
- Prepares every DTV support file personally, via WhatsApp
- Hosts a community of locals, travellers and long-stayers
The coaches
Real Thai trainers, real warmth.
Technique, patience and encouragement: every coach teaches all levels, from first-timers to fighters.
Peter
Head Coach
How we teach
No ego — just good Muay Thai.
Technique before toughness
We'd rather fix your hips than break your spirit. You'll work hard, and understand why.
Family, on and off the mat
Post-class meals, recovery in the shade, fight nights at the stadium. The training is Thai; the welcome is universal.
Go deeper
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Mongkhon and pra jiad explained by a Chiang Mai camp owner: what they mean and why the headband comes off before the fight. Read the full story.
Real coaches, real corner —
Come train with us — the family's waiting.
Train with people who fought here, and who'll remember your name by day two.