SuwannoTrain where Thai fighters train
Suwanno is a working Muay Thai camp in Phitsanulok, far from the tourist gyms of Phuket and Bangkok. Beginners, travellers and local fighters share the same ring, six days a week.
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- Open
- Mon to Sat
- Hours
- 10:00 to 20:30
- Levels
- First-timer to fighter
- Google reviews
- 5.0 from 31
A local camp, open to guests
Suwanno is where people in Phitsanulok learn to fight. On any evening you will find active fighters sharpening for their next bout, adults training for fitness, and children as young as five learning their first kicks.
Guests from abroad join the same sessions. Visitors describe the coaches as patient and good-humoured, happy to start from the basics and quick with useful corrections.
- Real ringA full-size ring, heavy bags, pads and a weights area under one open-air roof.
- Three stylesMuay Thai, Western boxing and kickboxing, so you can work hands, kicks, knees, elbows and clinch.
- All agesChildren, adults and competitive fighters all train here.
- CoachesKru Cream, a former Northern champion with 150 fights, and Per, with 19 wins from 25 fights. Meet the trainers
Everything you need to know
Training & prices
Group classes and single sessions from 400 baht, and a month of training for 2,400 baht.
Trainers
Kru Cream, a former Northern champion with 150 fights, and Per.
DTV visa
The enrollment letter and receipt you need for a long-stay visa.
Stay & travel
Where to stay, life outside training, and how to get here from Bangkok.
Before you come
I have never trained before. Can I come?
Yes. Classes suit every level, and the coaches are used to teaching complete beginners from the first stance.
When is the camp open?
Monday to Saturday, 10:00 to 20:30. The camp is closed on Sundays.
Can I come for just one session?
Yes. A single session or a group class is 400 baht. You can also join for a month for 2,400 baht, or book a private one-on-one lesson for 700 baht.
Do children train here?
Yes. Local children from around five years old train at the camp, and visiting families are welcome to ask about classes.
Do I need a visa?
That depends on your passport and how long you plan to stay, and the rules change. Check with the Thai embassy in your country before you book flights.
Can the camp help with a DTV visa?
Yes. Once you sign up, we can give you an enrollment letter and payment receipt for your DTV application. How the DTV works
Which languages do the trainers speak?
Both trainers speak Thai and English. Kru Cream also speaks Cantonese.
How do I book?
Message Kru Cream on WhatsApp with your dates and experience level. She will confirm times and prices.