1-Month Muay Thai Camp with Accommodation and Meals at Jor. Aphichat

1-Month Muay Thai Camp with Accommodation and Meals at Jor. Aphichat Muay Thai Gym in Sing Buri — a full month to live, train, and transform as a fighter.

Two weeks build a habit. A month rebuilds the fighter. This 1-Month Train, Stay and Eat Package gives you thirty days of twice-daily Muay Thai, twenty-nine nights of on-site accommodation, and two meals a day — the full immersion that separates people who've tried Muay Thai from people who train it. Over a month, your body composition changes, your technique becomes instinct, and the discipline of camp life becomes simply how you live.

For a full month, Kru Diesel Look Nong Saeng — Best Trainer 2014 at Lumpinee Stadium — becomes your dedicated coach. There's time for everything a shorter stay can't fit: rebuilding fundamentals from the ground up, layering advanced technique, sharpening timing and clinch, and conditioning you to a level you arrive nowhere near. He tracks your progress week by week and adjusts as you grow. Beginners finish the month as genuine practitioners; experienced fighters complete a serious training camp. Living on-site for twenty-nine nights means you're fully in it — train, recover, eat, and repeat, with nothing pulling your focus away.

Set in In Buri district, Sing Buri, the camp is your home base in Central Thailand for a month built entirely around your development. On Sundays and rest hours, real Thai heritage is close by — the thousand-year-old Ban Khu Mueang ancient city (13.6 km), the riverside Ban Rai century-old market (15.3 km), and the unseen Wat Sai temple ruins cradled by a giant banyan tree (18.1 km). Book your 1-Month Train, Stay and Eat Package at Jor. Aphichat and give yourself the month that changes everything.

Training Schedule

Training runs twice a day across your stay:

• Roadwork — 07:00 (8–10 km run)
• Morning session — 08:00 – 10:00
• Afternoon session — 15:00 – 18:00
• Closed on Sundays

Training Program

07:00 — Roadwork: 8–10 km run to build endurance and stamina.

Morning Session (08:00 – 10:00)

• Jump rope — 20 minutes
• Clinch work — 30–40 minutes
• Pad work — 3 rounds × 5 minutes
• Technique drills — 30 minutes
• Conditioning exercises — 30 minutes

Afternoon Session (15:00 – 18:00)

• Jump rope and skipping — 30 minutes
• Clinch work — 40–60 minutes
• Pad work — 5 rounds × 5 minutes
• Technique drills — 30 minutes
• Conditioning exercises — 30 minutes

Quick Facts

• Location: Sing Buri, Thailand
• Sport Type: Muay Thai
• Level: All Levels
• Sessions: 2 sessions per day across 30 days
• Duration per session: Morning 2 hours / Afternoon 3 hours
• Schedule: Mon–Sat — Morning 08:00–10:00 / Afternoon 15:00–18:00
• Accommodation: 29 nights on-site, included
• Meals: 2 meals per day, included
• Validity: 30 days / 29 nights

Product Includes

• Thirty days of Muay Thai training (two sessions per day)
• Twenty-nine nights of on-site accommodation
• Two meals per day
• Daily morning roadwork session (8–10 km run)
• Coaching from a professional, Lumpinee award-winning Thai trainer
• Traditional Muay Thai curriculum — clinch, pad work, technique drills, and conditioning

Who Is This Class For?

• Travelers who want a genuinely life-changing month — a full immersion in Muay Thai and Thai camp life.
• Beginners who want to leave as real practitioners, with technique, fitness, and confidence built over a month.
• Experienced fighters who want a complete training camp to prepare for the ring or reach a new level.

Common Notes

• Accommodation (29 nights) and two daily meals are included — confirm room and meal details with Now Muay Thai customer service before arrival.
• Training starts early with a 07:00 run — over a month, pacing your rest and recovery is key to training twice daily.
• The gym is closed on Sundays — weekly rest days to recover and sustain a full month of training.

FAQ

• How much can a month really change?
  A great deal. Thirty days of twice-daily training is enough to reshape your fitness, turn technique into instinct, and build the conditioning and discipline of a real fighter — the kind of change that's simply not possible in days or a single week.


• Is a full month too much for a beginner?
  No — it's the most rewarding way to start. With a month, beginners progress from fundamentals to confident, capable practitioners, all under personal coaching with proper rest and meals built in.


• Is this package suitable for fight preparation?
  Yes. A month of twice-daily training, full camp routines, clinch, pad work, and conditioning is well suited to those building toward a fight or seeking true fighter-level conditioning.