Group classes: Adults
- Drop in 350 THB
- 10 sessions 3,000 THB
- One month (once a day) 4,000 THB
- One month (unlimited) 5,000 THB
- One week unlimited 2,000 THB
Daily Muay Thai classes in Chiang Mai at Wildcat: group sessions, private one-on-ones and a real weekly schedule, all with public prices in THB. Total beginner or seasoned fighter, woman, kid or solo traveler: there's a class for you here.
Wildcat is an open-air camp: you train under cover with the garden around you, often in the golden light of late afternoon, not in a windowless box. It's woman-run and built for people the big gyms forget. Solo travelers, nervous first-timers, women who've never trained, kids who just want to move: they all have a place on the mat here. Our coaches will know your name by your second session. You'll find us in Nong Kwai, Hang Dong, an easy ride south-west of the city, with parking and scooter rental right at the camp.
Come and meet the coaches before you decide anything.
Group sessions run four times a day and private classes fill the gaps in between, with the same schedule every day of the week. Drop in for any group session, or message us to book a private.
Same schedule, every day of the week.
All levels · drop-in welcome.
1-on-1 coaching · book via WhatsApp.
These are our real, public prices for training alone: no quote to ask for, no surprise at the door. Drop-in classes around Chiang Mai usually run 300 to 700 THB; ours sit at the friendly end of that range. Pay per class, per pack or per month, whatever suits your stay.
Staying a while? Our Stay & Train package puts the room, the training and a motorbike in one monthly price. And if you're thinking 6+ months of training on a DTV, we'll help you settle in for the long run.
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Meaw and the coaches at our Chiang Mai camp explain wai kru ram muay: what it means, why fighters dance, and what to expect if you visit.
No ego, no pressure —
Morning and evening sessions, six days a week, with gloves and wraps to borrow.