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Description

Pad rounds get proper attention at Lion Muay Thai, because the classes stay small enough for coaches to correct a guard, a kick and the bits between them. Beginners learn fast here, while experienced fighters still get hard rounds and technical detail.

Morning training separates beginners from intermediate students, so nobody spends an hour pretending to understand a spinning elbow. The late-afternoon session mixes levels and brings a tougher pace, with conditioning, drills and plenty of time on the pads.

The gym looks like a gym built to produce fighters: practical, unfussy and without the polished fitness-club theatre. Equipment is new, training can move indoors or outdoors, and local fighters train alongside holiday-makers who have decided their shins need a cultural education.

Lion is strongest for first-timers who want close coaching without being swallowed by a large class. It also suits regular trainees staying around Phra Ae for a few weeks, especially those chasing better fundamentals, sharper combinations and a proper sweat.

Highlights

Insider Tip
Arrive for the morning beginner class if you want the most space for individual padwork and technique correction.
Pros
- Small classes with close technical correction
- Separate beginner and intermediate morning training
- Indoor and outdoor training space
- Active fighters train alongside recreational students
Cons
- The gym is basic and focused on training
Best For
Beginners, Budget

Contact Info

Location

H2RP+49X 2 Sala Dan, Ko Lanta District, Krabi 81150
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