15-Day Muay Thai Camp with Accommodation and Meals at Jor. Aphichat

15-Day Muay Thai Camp with Accommodation and Meals at Jor. Aphichat Muay Thai Gym in Sing Buri — two full weeks to build the habits of a fighter.

Twelve days sharpen your technique. Fifteen days rebuild your routine. This 15-Day Train, Stay and Eat Package gives you two full weeks of twice-daily Muay Thai, fourteen nights of on-site accommodation, and two meals a day — enough time that training stops being something you're doing and becomes something you are. By the second week the early soreness is behind you, your conditioning has climbed, and the daily rhythm of camp life feels natural rather than demanding.

Over fifteen days, Kru Diesel Look Nong Saeng — Best Trainer 2014 at Lumpinee Stadium — guides a true development arc. He knows your game by the first week and spends the second deepening it: cleaner technique, sharper timing, stronger conditioning, and the kind of correction that only comes from a coach who's watched you train day after day. Beginners walk away genuinely transformed; experienced practitioners get an intensive two-week block that moves the needle. With fourteen nights on-site, your body adapts properly — train, eat, recover, and come back stronger each morning.

Set in In Buri district, Sing Buri, the camp is a focused base in Central Thailand for two weeks where Muay Thai leads your days. On your Sundays off and quieter 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 15-Day Train, Stay and Eat Package at Jor. Aphichat and give yourself the time real change requires.

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 15 days
• Duration per session: Morning 2 hours / Afternoon 3 hours
• Schedule: Mon–Sat — Morning 08:00–10:00 / Afternoon 15:00–18:00
• Accommodation: 14 nights on-site, included
• Meals: 2 meals per day, included
• Validity: 15 days / 14 nights

Product Includes

• Fifteen days of Muay Thai training (two sessions per day)
• Fourteen 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 their trip to genuinely change their fitness and skill — committing two full weeks to Muay Thai.
• Beginners ready to come home transformed, with solid technique and a real training base.
• Experienced practitioners who want an intensive two-week block to level up technique and conditioning.

Common Notes

• Accommodation (14 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, so pace your rest to sustain twice-daily sessions across two weeks.
• The gym is closed on Sundays — built-in rest days to recover and come back stronger each week.

FAQ

• What changes in two weeks that a shorter stay doesn't?
  Your routine itself. A week or so sharpens technique; fifteen days lets it settle into a habit — conditioning climbs, recovery improves, and movements that felt deliberate early on become second nature by the final days.


• Can my body adapt to twice-daily training for 15 days?
  Yes. The trainer scales intensity to your level, on-site stay gives you proper rest and meals, and the two Sundays off let your body recover and rebuild across the camp.


• Is 15 days a good step before a full month?
  It's an ideal bridge. Two weeks gives you a real taste of sustained camp life and shows you how your body responds — many students use it to decide whether to return for a month-long program.