RSM Rajadamnern Singha Muay Thai Academy

4 Amie Aticha - 2 months ago

Amazing place for anyone who wants to learn Muay Thai. You don’t need experience at all to learn. The price is reasonable and location is amazing. Only a few minutes from Asoke bts and Mrt station. The place has shower rooms and you can rent a towel in case you need to go somewhere else afterwards, just don’t forget shampoo (you can buy it from boots downstairs if you forgot it). I took 1 star off because the parking lot is quite difficult to drive up.

5 Olena Williams - 2 years ago

One of the brightest memories from Thailand - visit to Rajadamnern Stadium - Muay Thai Boxing Academy. It is operated by Thai military and has fights almost every night of the week.

For those who don”t know: Thai boxing allows kicks, elbows and knees. Hits to groin area and suffocation are not allowed. Adrenaline on the ring and in the crowd were amazing. It was a celebration of masculinity, agility and dedication.

When kids fought I originally felt uneasy. Then I thought they boys fight anyway. And it is better to do it with a trainer and on the ring then on the streets in group fight.

5 Kyle Hooker - 8 months ago

My wife and I had a blast! We have never practiced Muay Thai and this was a great opportunity to learn. We enjoyed how the class was structured.

2 Federico Altieri - 7 months ago

Inconsistent service. A couple of trainers are good, while the majority, especially the young ones, are very inexperienced and have no idea how to do pad work with students or correct any technique. More like a fitness class than muay thai

1 Bernd Wagner - 8 months ago

Inconvenient, expensive and unpleasant experience for entering open class training. Want you to charge 550,- for beginner and 850,- for advanced per session. 2 sessions a day doubled price. Online regestration needed but stated online site fb is wrong.

2 Rachel Wright - a year ago

My biggest problem with this place is their management and “policies”. I came late to class one day (20 minutes so quite late) and was told I could not join. There was a sign on the door (see attached photo) that did explain this and I was annoyed but after hearing the explanation from the manager over the phone I accepted it. She told me that due to risk of injury I could not join late. I should mention this is not stated anyone in the waivers you sign or in the gym. Although it does state they are not responsible for injury which should have cleared us to come in late or not.

I waited an hour and half with my friend and we then joined the next class. During this class we saw two people come in 20 minutes late and were accepted into class. I was annoyed by this. I asked the desk staff who told me it was because they paid more in advanced class. I then spoke with the manager after to try and clarify. She told me that because they were in the advanced class they could come late. I tried to point out to her that this didn’t make sense as the reason they have this policy is for the risk of injury. She told me that advanced class members have less risk because they are advanced. But this is not true as ANYONE can join advanced (even me a beginner). There is no prerequisite.

Long story short, their policies are not clear and they were just playing favourites to certain members who could break the “rules”. The manager was not understanding and didn’t offer an apology.

4 Dinesh Sundar G - 3 years ago

A great place for beginners Muay Thai. You can feel yourself getting stronger in a week. Lots of warm up and HIIT before you even get the gloves on. Keeps your heart rate up for the entire 90 minutes. Trainers are very supportive and motivating.