Twin Tiger Muay Thai Training Camp Pattaya, Thailand

5 D A - 3 years ago

Trained here couple of times before the New Year. The coaches here are friendly and helpful. They can understand your level of experience and adjust the training to it. Of course it is not enough if you are a semi professional, but a good place to practice your moves or to have a nice sweaty training to loose some weight, especially if you take a 500 baht training for 10 rounds with the coach. They also speak English quite well and know some Russian boxing terms which is a plus

5 Sam Baxter - 3 years ago

I trained here while visiting Pattaya back in December 2017/January 2018. I already train Muay Thai u0026 some MMA in Australia and found this place through some internet research. I am familiar with Thai MT gyms as I have trained at other places in Thailand before.

Brian (the owner) is very friendly and all his staff are all experienced Muay Thai practitioners. I mostly had Cam and Apachai as my pad holders. Each kru (trainer) gave me a really good workout and sharpened my technique each session. The kru are able to easily adjust to a your level depending on where your skill set is at. Nothing will make you fitter and better conditioned than smashing some pads in the humidity of Thailand with a good kru.

Pricing is fairly good (when you buy multiple sessions) and there is plenty of space to park on ground level.

Though the gym is rather small, I like that you can turn up at anytime during the day and sweat it out over a few rounds when a trainer becomes available. You can get VIP tickets to the local Muay Thai promotion "MAX Muay Thai" at Pattaya Stadium through this gym which I would highly recommend as they frequently put on a top-quality shows. Nothing like watching some action with your fellow training partners and trainers after a hard day in the ring.

Whether you are a novice or seasoned at MT, Twin Tiger MT is a very good bet for training in Pattaya if you're looking for a gym that is westerner ('farang') friendly.

I will look forward to returning in a few weeks.

5 Travis Reynolds - 3 years ago

The owner is Brian, American who started this gym up after deciding to stay in Thailand and not return from vacation. The facility is awesome and the instructors will get you a good workout. It was something like 250 Baht per day which consisted of unlimited use of the gym for that day along with a 1 on 1 session with one of the coaches. What I did is 3x/week and on each day I paid, I'd workout in the morning and evening. Great place to train.

2 7966914 - 2 years ago

Skip this gym. I went a few times but soon found out it's not worth it (despite the cheap price). The trainer wasn't at all interested in teaching. He'd hold pads for a couple minutes and that's it. No technique work, no clinching, no sparring. Plus, there's no locker room and no shower for after training which made it inconvenient.

I remember on one occasion in the middle of the pad session the trainer kept stopping to talk to someone outside of the ring. Couldn't he wait until the round was over at least??? Apparently not. It was obvious he was there to get paid and do as little as possible.

If that wasn't bad enough, he kept asking me to pay him 2000 baht to see a muay thai fight at Max Muay Thai. This happened everytime I trained with him (I think it was 3 to 4 times in total that I trained there). And what finally pushed me over the edge and made me decide to never go back was the trainer asking for tips at the end of his lackluster pad holding. It left me with a sour taste in my mouth.

So all in all, if you're just doing muay thai for fitness, maybe this is an ok place, because it's quite cheap. But don't expect a trainer who actually wants to teach you muay thai and help you improve. If you actually want to learn and grow as a nak muay, go to a real gym, which Twin Tiger muay thai definitely is not.

3 Michael Shamrakov - 3 years ago

Not the best experience here for me. Have trained in a few gyms around Thailand, the trainer here was not really interested in improving technique. Just smashing pads hard and playing bit of a joke. I give 3 stars because it’s very reasonable price and like most things in life you get what you pay for.

1 larry zerner - 5 years ago

You get what you pay for! The majority of the guys here are poor pad holders. Most of them are apathetic and show no interest in bettering a farangs fighting
techique here. A lot of them will pound the pads hard into your fists when you punch and hold them at unrealistic distances.
Also, a few of the trainners hint at wanting tips for working with you. I'd only recommend this gym for a novice wanting to try out Muay Thai for a few days or to get a
decent workout ONLY. Don't go from 12pm-2pm. That is when the boss is off to lunch and the trainers are less serious about their job. On a positive note the location
is convenient and everyone speaks English.

5 James Brookes - 2 years ago

Definitely the place of you want to have a go for the first time. The price is very reasonable and as I was a beginner the instructor took it easy on me and added a bit of humour into the session. Made my first experience really fun.