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Elite Boxing FightClub

Combining a convenient location with an extensive array of state-of-the-art facilities and professional trainers, our luxury gym is the ideal facility in downtown Bangkok for professional martial arts training or just for keeping yourself fighting fit.

Owned and run by Elite Boxing, Elite Fight Club is a well-equipped, modern gym located on the 10th floor of an upscale condominium complex overlooking the affluent Thonglor and Phrom Pong areas of Sukhumvit Road in central Bangkok. With its central location, the gym is easily accessible, both by road and skytrain.

In addition to a traditional semi-open muaythai training facility, including full-size ring, mats, and a complete set of training bags, the gym also includes weight rooms, fitness rooms, steam rooms, Jacuzzi s and a swimming pool to offer its members an extensive range of training and fitness options ranging from muaythai and MMA training, to personal fitness training and a variety of specialised fitness classes.



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Our Packages

[Bob12345]

The prices seem a bit steep for the normal muay thai classes; at big-name gyms in BKK they normally charge about 250 baht for a session of 2-3 hours (Kaewsamrit, Jittigym, etc).
But in combination with a room there it does seem like a bargain.
The training times seem convenient also (in the evening instead of early morning and afternoon like normal gyms).

[EliteBoxing]

This price included all facilities.








Swimming Pool and Spa






Fitness





Rest Room and Sauna

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Elite Boxing Fight Club, Bangkok Map

[Bob12345]

Do you maybe have information about the Thai fighters who currently train there?
(number of Thai figthers, rankings, something)

Thanks.

[EliteBoxing]

We don't have any famous Thai fighter right now but If you are fighter we reccomend Trainer Gay. He is a very disciplined trainer who trains hard and pushes the fighters to the peak of their fitness. He specializes in training fighters who are preparing for a fight and has worked with the likes of Ramazan Ramazanov, Dzhabar Askerov, and Madsua Lamai Gym(The Challenger champion). Having previously worked at the WMC Muaythai Camp on Koh Samui and at the Rompo Gym in Bangkok, Gay spent some time training and holding seminars in Australia before returning to Bangkok to work at the EFC Gym.