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The Best Times to Travel to Thailand for Muay Thai
Thailand is hot. We like to group the months of the year into three seasons. The Rainy Season begins in May and ends in October. Moisture gathered from the Andaman Sea is dropped onto the country of Thailand in various degrees of intensity. The Cool Season begins in November and ends February. Known also as…
The Purple People Eater To Host a Two Week Camp At Khongsittha in March 2018
We’re proud to announce that in March 2018, professional US Muay Thai fighter Justin Greskiewicz will be hosting a two week Bangkok training camp focused on all facets of Muay Thai. Justin will be training alongside participants twice a day, six days a week, going to watch fights, taking a trip to the ancient city…
Go to the Beach With Khongsittha
Training twice a day, six days a week can take its toll on both mind and body. We’ve seen people burnout after one week; sometimes even after just a few days due to exhaustion, the huge difference in heat, and the intensive routines that Thai fighters go through. Muay Thai is arguably more mental than…
End of 2017 Promotion — Buy One Week of Training, Get One Free
Christmas is coming, and it’s also going to be the best time to come out to Thailand and train. We’ve had some incredible moments in 2017, and we’d like to extend an incredible offer to everyone interested in coming out to experience Bangkok with Khongsittha. Starting October 27th and ending on December 31st, 2017 —…
Why Camp Life at Khongsittha Muay Thai is a Unique Experience
You’re coming out to Thailand to train Muay Thai because it’s the birthplace of the martial art you fell in love with. You’ve heard countless stories from fellow enthusiasts, gym owners, masters, and bloggers about how rigorous the training is in Thailand. You’ve seen your favorite fighters dominate in prestigious venues like Rajadamnern and Lumpinee…
Dealing with the Food While Training in Bangkok
There are a ton of misconceptions about food in Southeast Asia, and especially Thailand. Whether you’re a first time traveler or experienced travel junkie, knowledge of where and what to eat in Bangkok is essential to you being able to experience the most of the city during your time in it. Some of the best…
Khongsittha Muay Thai’s Partner Resort: Kiatthada
It can be an incredibly rewarding experience when you finally book your ticket to Thailand for your Muay Thai journey. Chances are that if it’s your first time coming to Thailand or your first time training Muay Thai, you have no clue what to expect when it comes to accommodation. Sources online contradict each other…
Get a Traditional Sak Yant Tattoo With Us
Tattoos have always been a part of the culture of Thailand, and many Buddhist monks have employed the Sak Yant tattoo method for religious purposes. But, what is behind these beautiful designs imprinted into the skin? First of all, Sak Yant traditional Thai tattoos are part of the centenary arts of the Kingdom of Siam. Masters and apprentices have…
Inside the Muay Thai Gym — My Life at Khongsittha
I’ve just completed my first full-rules Muay Thai fight. To be fair, this was my first fight ever, and just one year ago I hadn’t even scratched the surface of Muay Thai. I had never dreamed that I would ever take the plunge into a combat sport, nor fathomed the difficulty in preparing for a…
The Balance Part 2 — Work, Family, and Muay Thai with Manuel Keo
In the first part of our series, The Balance, we interviewed Mia Kang. A Sports-Illustrated model turned professional fighter, she has a unique outlook towards balancing work and Muay Thai, and she had some great advice to those trying to do the same. In Part 2 of this series, we’ve switched it up slightly and…