The Muay Thai training facilities at AKA Thailand are top-notch and cater to fighters and fitness enthusiasts worldwide.

The gym has a full-sized professional Muay Thai ring, a cage for MMA training, heavy bags, speed bags, wall bags, and more. In addition to the combat sports training areas, AKA Thailand has a state-of-the-art full fitness training center with various cardio and weightlifting equipment. The gym is located in a tropical paradise setting and offers a unique and inspiring atmosphere for training

The typical daily schedule for a Muay Thai training camp varies depending on the specific program, but generally, it includes multiple training sessions throughout the day.

This can include morning runs or conditioning sessions, followed by technique and pad work in the morning and afternoon, and sparring and clinching skills sessions in the evening.

Additional strength and conditioning classes may also be offered, as well as rest and recovery periods built into the schedule. Meals and accommodations are typically included in the package. We can also offer additional activities, fitness classes, and excursions outside training.

You don't need prior Muay Thai experience to sign up for this Muay Thai camp. However, it's important to have a good fitness level and to prepare yourself mentally for the intensity of the training.

AKA's excellent trainers work with individuals of all skill levels, and the training can be customized to meet the athlete's goals. Before your book your flight, we recommend familiarizing yourself with the basic techniques of Muay Thai—which you can do with one of Raise Revival's classes or personal training.

Thailand has a tropical climate with high humidity and temperatures ranging from 25°C to 35°C (77°F to 95°F) year-round. It's important to stay hydrated and wear breathable clothing during training. Bring sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses to protect yourself from the sun.

Acclimate to the heat before starting intensive training is also a good idea. Try to arrive at a good gym a few days early to adjust to the climate and avoid exhaustion during your first training da

Packing the right gear when traveling to Thailand for martial arts training is important. Bring lightweight and breathable clothing suitable for the tropical climate and comfortable training shoes.

We'll provide you with hand wraps, but we recommend you pack gloves and shin guards for hygiene reasons, although these can also be purchased at the training camp.

Don't forget to bring sunscreen, insect repellent, and a water bottle to stay hydrated during training. Additionally, bringing a small first-aid kit with essentials like band-aids, pain relievers, and antiseptic is always a good idea.

Yes, there are opportunities to compete in Muay Thai fights while training in Thailand. AKA has connections with local fight promoters and can help arrange fights for their students.

However, it's important to note that fighting in Thailand requires proper licensing and medical clearance, so it is important to follow the proper procedures and guidelines before competing.