Contents
- Area
- Chatuchak, Bangkok
- Levels
- beginner, intermediate and advanced
- Published entry price
- Not published, ask the camp
- Official website
- No official website found
- Languages
- Thai and English (from our entry, not verified)
A family-run gym in the Chatuchak area, reachable by public transport. The focus is on clinch and knees, with trainers who take the time to correct your grips. We found no official website or public prices: contact the camp.
Who it suits, and who it does not
It suits you if…
- You want to work on clinch and knees.
- You prefer a family atmosphere to a big complex.
- You want a Bangkok camp reachable by Skytrain.
It suits you less if…
- You want resort-style facilities.
- You want to book without contacting the camp: we found no public prices.
Prices
A typical day
The outline below comes from our entry. Exact times vary with the season and the group: ask the camp.
- Morning session: footwork, pad work and shadow boxing.
- Afternoon session: intensive clinch, bags and conditioning.
What the camp offers
- Guided clinch in every session
- Family atmosphere
- Dorm and rooms on site
- Access by BTS Skytrain (Mo Chit)
On site: accommodation and languages
What follows comes from our entry and has not been checked with the camp: confirm the room type, availability and languages before booking.
Accommodation
- Private rooms above the ring
- Apartment near BTS Chatuchak
Languages
According to our entry: Thai and English. Confirm with the camp if you do not speak English.
Around the camp
- The large Chatuchak market.
- The district’s parks, for running or unwinding.
- The rest of Bangkok, reachable by BTS and metro.
The 6 questions to ask before paying
Ask them in writing and keep the answers: they are worth more than an online review.
- Are your prices published, and what do they include (classes, lodging, VAT)?
- How many students per trainer on the pads?
- Is there a separate beginners’ group?
- Is sparring compulsory, and from when?
- Do you issue the confirmation for the DTV visa, and in what form?
- What happens if I leave early (written refund policy)?
DTV visa
Muay Thai classes are among the activities listed by the Thai foreign ministry for the Destination Thailand Visa (DTV). Ask the camp for the participation confirmation before you apply.
- Visa fee
- ฿10,000
- Validity, multiple entries
- 5 years
- Per entry, then extension
- 180 + 180 days
Getting there
The camp is in the Chatuchak area, served by BTS Mo Chit station. From the airport, taxi or public transport; ask the camp for the exact address and the best way in.
Frequently asked questions
What is the main focus at this camp?
Clinch and close-range work, alongside pad work, bags and conditioning.
Can I stay on site?
According to our listing, there is a dorm and rooms on site, and an apartment near the BTS. Confirm with the camp.
How much does FA Group Muay Thai cost?
Prices not published, ask the camp: we found no public prices during our check on 9 October 2026 and we do not estimate any.
Can I come as a beginner?
Yes, beginners are among the levels welcomed according to our listing. Tell the camp your level when booking.
Do the classes qualify for the DTV visa?
Muay Thai classes are among the activities listed by the Thai foreign ministry for the DTV visa. You need a participation confirmation from the camp: ask for it before filing.
Sources and checks
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Prices come from the camp’s official page. Facilities, languages and room types reuse our entry and have not been checked with the camp: confirm them before booking.
