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Dang Muay Thai Chiang Mai

43, 1 Arak Rd, Si Phum, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai 50200, Thailand

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Dang Muay Thai offers an authentic Thai boxing experience in the heart of Chiang Mai, attracting visitors seeking quality Muay Thai near you. With expert trainers known for personalised attention and technical precision, the gym caters to all levels from complete beginners to experienced fighters. The traditional open-air training space balances challenging workouts with a supportive, community atmosphere that keeps students coming back.

Dang Muay Thai welcomes all skill levels with English-speaking trainers providing personalised attention. The gym offers on-site facilities including showers, equipment rental, and wheelchair accessibility. They accommodate drop-ins and tourist schedules, with pre-booking recommended during busy periods.

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9.4

/10

Our weighted 10-point scoring system for Muay Thai gyms evaluates training quality, facility standards, and authentic Thai atmosphere.

We consider factors like instructor expertise, equipment condition, and accommodation options. Our assessment combines fighter feedback, training environment observations, and expert reviews.

Scores above 8.5 indicate exceptional Muay Thai training destinations, highlighting the world's premier fight camps

Training Experience

9.6

Facilities & Equipment

9.2

Ambience & Authenticity

9.5

Accessibilities & Amenities

9.3

Value For Money

9.1

Public Review Sentiment

Based on 2581 Google Reviews

Dang Muay Thai enjoys overwhelmingly positive reviews, with 97% of reviewers giving it 5 stars. Visitors consistently praise the friendly, experienced trainers who push students appropriately based on skill level. The gym's authentic Muay Thai training is frequently highlighted, with many noting the perfect balance of challenging workouts and supportive environment. Tourists and beginners particularly appreciate the welcoming atmosphere and personalised attention, while serious practitioners value the technical instruction and traditional approach. The few criticisms mention occasional crowding during peak hours, but this is vastly outweighed by praise for the training quality and overall experience.

Best Time To Train At:

Dang Muay Thai Chiang Mai

Mornings (7:30-9:30 AM) offer smaller groups and more personalised attention. Avoid peak hours between 10-11 AM and 4-5 PM, especially on Fridays. The gym is most crowded during high tourist season (November-February).

Fight Night Energy

Fridays 10 AM - 11 AM

Flow State Zen

Weekday mornings 7:30 AM - 8:30 AM

Features & Amenities

Beginner Friendly, Private Lessons, English-Speaking, Female Friendly, Gear Rental, Showers Available, Drop-ins Welcome, Sparring Available, Wheelchair Accessible

Opening Hours

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Location

Address

43, 1 Arak Rd, Si Phum, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai 50200, Thailand

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Website

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Phone

+66 85 722 7130

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Price Range

Drop In:

฿500 (~USD $15)

Monthly Membership:

฿5,500 (~USD $165)

FAQ For

Dang Muay Thai Chiang Mai

What training programs are offered at Dang Muay Thai in Chiang Mai?

Dang Muay Thai offers authentic Thai boxing sessions for all skill levels. Programs include group classes, private training, technical sessions for beginners, advanced sparring for experienced fighters, and specialised clinics focusing on specific Muay Thai techniques.

How much does training at Dang Muay Thai in Chiang Mai cost?

Training at Dang Muay Thai in Chiang Mai costs ฿500 (~USD $15) for a drop-in session, while monthly memberships are priced at ฿5,500 (~USD $165). Equipment rental is available for an additional fee, and private sessions are charged separately. The gym offers good value for the high-quality authentic training provided.

What's the best time to train at Dang Muay Thai to avoid crowds?

The best times to train with fewer people are weekday mornings from 7:30-9:30 AM, which offer more personalised attention. Saturday mornings (7:30-8:30 AM) are particularly quiet. Avoid peak hours between 10-11 AM and 4-5 PM, especially on Fridays which get extremely busy.

Do I need to bring my own equipment when training at this Chiang Mai gym?

While you can bring your own gear, equipment rental is available on-site. The gym provides gloves, shin guards, and hand wraps for visitors. Many tourists prefer to rent rather than travel with bulky items. Wearing light, breathable clothing is recommended for Chiang Mai's climate.

Is Dang Muay Thai suitable for women and complete beginners?

Absolutely! The gym is known for being both female-friendly and welcoming to complete beginners. English-speaking trainers provide personalised attention to newcomers, adjusting the intensity based on individual skill levels. Many reviewers specifically praise the supportive environment.

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