Muay Thai gyms in Singapore
Singapore’s grind culture means that having a decent workout schedule on top of our regular 9-5 full-time job is tough. Plus, hitting a 24-hour gym can be monotonous when it’s just the same moves with more reps or heavier weights. This is where Muay Thai, a fighting sport that is accessible to everyone, comes in clutch for us.
It’s beginner-friendly because learning the sport begins not with technique, but with conditioning. So, if you’re ready to achieve your fitness goals, here are some Muay Thai gyms in Singapore to check out. We’ve categorised them into regions – find a gym that’s near your home or office so you never have an excuse to postpone your next workout sesh.
Table of Contents
- Muay Thai gyms in Singapore
- 1. Evolve MMA
- 2. Ghetto Fitness
- 3. Tiger Muay Thai Singapore
- 4. Lionheart MMA
- 5. PFG Muay Thai
- 6. The Jungle MMA & Fitness
- 7. Impact MMA
- 8. New Era MMA & Cubs Combat School
- 9. IQ Fightclub
- 10. Tricolor MMA
- 11. Hilltop Academy
- 12. The Right Fit
- 13. Kai Muay Thai
- 14. Inspire Fitness Asia
- 15. Encore Muay Thai
- 16. Onyx MMA (Jurong)
- 17. The Ring Boxing Community
- 18. Prakaipetch Muay Thai Academy (Ang Mo Kio)
- 19. Common Man Fight Club
- 20. Shogun Fight Gym
What is Muay Thai?
Muay Thai is a martial art from Thailand that doesn’t just rely on 1 body part but everything – from elbows to knees and your fists and feet. Affectionately called “The Art of 8 Limbs,” Muay Thai may seem complicated but is actually a good beginner sport because it develops a person holistically to become a well-rounded fighter.
But like any other sport, Muay Thai can be physically demanding too, as there is a need to build muscle and condition your body to adapt to the fighting style.
What do I need to bring for Muay Thai classes?
You won’t need equipment like rackets or balls, but Muay Thai fighters do use protection like hand wraps and gloves. Most gyms provide and sell these on-site, so there’s no need to worry too much for your first day of class. Beyond that, just bring enthusiasm and a positive, learning attitude to the classes.
Will I need prior martial arts experience to take Muay Thai classes?
For the intermediate and advanced classes, yes. For novices, don’t fret. Sign up for a beginner’s class and the trainers will teach you important techniques, skills, and exercises. Additionally, a high level of fitness is not a requirement because these classes focus on conditioning, which means building on your muscle strength and stamina.
As with every other form of exercise, results won’t happen overnight. Learning Muay Thai can result in weight loss and increased fitness, but the real achievement will be learning a fun, new sport and being the strongest version of yourself.
Who can take Muay Thai classes?
Anyone – from beginners to advanced Muay Thai athletes. Some of the gyms on this list even offer classes for kids so they can start building the foundation from young.
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1. Evolve MMA
Free 30-minute trial with a Muay Thai World Champion
Evolve MMA hardly needs an introduction, with 4 locations throughout Singapore. 2 of them are in uber convenient spots: Raffles Place in the CBD and Orchard Central, the heart of town. \
For those who are keen to explore other martial arts disciplines, Evolve MMA also teaches boxing and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ).
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Despite its international acclaim – being dubbed Asia’s Number 1 Martial Arts Organisation by CNN, Top Mixed Martial Arts Facility In Asia by Tokyo Times, and Asia’s Number 1 MMA School by American sports platform, The Bleacher Report – beginners need not feel intimidated.
First-timers are warmly welcomed at Evolve MMA, as are people of all ages and fitness levels. Incrediby, the youngest and oldest students who are training at Evolve MMA are 4 and 75 years old respectively – proving that it’s never too early or too late to dip your toes into the MMA world.
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If you’re raring to go but find accessibility and limited class timeslots challenging, you’ll be pleased to know that Evolve MMA has the largest MMA class schedule in the whole of Singapore. And besides the central locations, they’ve also got gyms in the East and West, at KINEX and Star Vista.
Plus, they offer a free 30-minute trial, led by an actual Muay Thai World Champion in their impressive instructors lineup, so you can experience the real deal right from the get-go.
Evolve MMA review: “I started at this gym thinking I’ll go once or twice a week. Little did I know that I would get obsessed with their Muay Thai classes, going once or twice every day. The vibe, the instructors, the community, and the training sessions are just top quality. The learning curve is so steep but so motivating! The support you receive here is absolutely world class.” – Karoline Bernacki via Google Maps
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2. Ghetto Fitness
Classes by TeamSG athlete Terrence Teo
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If you’re looking for quality Muay Thai classes taught by instructors who are truly masters of their craft, Ghetto Fitness is the place to be. Opened by Team Singapore athlete Terrence Teo, he taps into his professional experience in the ring to impart skills and knowledge of the sport to his students.
Other than the standard group classes, Ghetto Fitness also offers 1-to-1 personal training for aspiring fighters wanting accelerated skill progression and a more tailored programme. They’ve also got corporate packages too, so that you and your colleagues can sweat it out together after your weekly huddles.
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Ghetto Fitness review: “I have trained at a few gyms before coming to Ghetto, and this is honestly the one of the very few gyms where the coaches really noticed my weaknesses and clearly explained what I needed to work on to improve. Even though I was only there for a one-week trial, the insights and training I got were super solid and eye-opening.” – Stanley Fung via Google Maps
3. Tiger Muay Thai Singapore
Coaching by Muay Thai champion & fighter, Chok Sagami
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Don’t be intimidated by the thought of being trained by Muay Thai champion and renowned fighter Chok Sagami. His mastery of the sport means you’re in safe hands – what better way than to learn the ropes from one of the best, right?
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Tiger Muay Thai Singapore offers Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced classes, so don’t worry about being fed to the sharks. You’ll start and learn at your own pace. They’ve even got a Young Tigers programme that’s perfect for introducing little ones to the sport, which builds confidence, coordination, discipline, and respect both on and off the mat.
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Tiger Muay Thai review: “Went for a trial session with a few friends, both coaches were very nice and friendly. They adjust the training according to each individual’s capability. The admin was responsive and accommodating. Overall a very good experience. Would recommend this gym.” – Lee Wei Ming Alfred via Google Maps
4. Lionheart MMA
Dedicated coaches & a community-first environment
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Lionheart MMA is for those who care about the gym culture just as much as getting fit. Building on a community-first mindset, Lionheart MMA prides itself on creating an environment that uplifts and inspires, together with state-of-the-art facilities to help you get fit while being part of an awesome community. If you’re a Muay Thai beginner looking for plenty of support, this is the place for you.
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Lionheart MMA review: “Nice atmosphere with coaches that are kind and understanding! Definitely will recommend this to other people who are both curious about Muay Thai or already have experience with it.” – Tan Wenyi via Google Maps
5. PFG Muay Thai
Nighttime Muay Thai classes
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PFG Muay Thai is a gym that focuses strictly on Muay Thai, with classes 7 days a week, running all day from as early as 7am until 9.30 pm. This is ideal for working adults who need flexible training hours to fit their busy schedules. Once you’ve nailed down the fundamentals, consider dropping by on Mondays and Fridays, 7.30pm – that’s when the gym conducts sparring sessions to test your mettle.
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PFG Muay Thai review: “Very friendly and attentive coaches, and nice new sandbags. Also, the gym is very big and spacious. You can even store your gloves and shinpads there so you don’t have to bring them around.” – Rutharaesh Vankateshawaran via Google Maps
6. The Jungle MMA & Fitness
Muay Thai with a beautiful view of the Singapore River
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Imagine training at the gym, looking out the window and being greeted by the sunset across the Singapore River – The Jungle MMA and Fitness is in a strategic location where you can enjoy that view. Combine calming, idyllic views and learning Muay Thai to relieve stress after a long day at work. There are a range of classes to choose from, including Fundamentals and Spar, and even classes conducted in Mandarin Chinese.
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The Jungle MMA and Fitness review: “The coaches at Jungle are not only professional but also very kind. They provide a lot of encouragement, especially for beginners like me. The training was incredibly enjoyable, and I’ll be visiting again! Plus, you get to enjoy a nice view of Boat Quay too.” – SJ via Google Maps
7. Impact MMA
Muay Thai sessions for kids
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Impact MMA offers Muay Thai training for kids, where young warriors will gradually be introduced to the sport in a fun, yet engaging way. They’ll not only be taught proper footwork, basic striking and defensive techniques, but also build up their strength, agility, and coordination through interactive conditioning exercises.
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Impact MMA review: “A great place to train where the coaches are friendly and classes are never boring. Above all, the people are welcoming and there is a sense of camaraderie amongst the members.” – Bryan Tan via Google Maps
8. New Era MMA & Cubs Combat School
24/7 martial arts gym
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New Era MMA and Cubs Combat School is another 24/7 martial arts gym in Singapore. Although their last classes for the day end at 9.15pm, the gym will remain open so members will have unfettered access to the training space and equipment. Notably, there are 45-minute Sweat Muay Thai sessions held at lunchtime, perfect for squeezing in a quick sesh during your break.
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New Era MMA & Cubs Combat School review: “I’ve been with New Era since the start of 2024. I enjoy training here. They have great coaches, and everyone is friendly. The place is also very clean and well-maintained. They have everything you need in a martial arts gym including clean toilets. Would recommend it to everyone, from beginner to advanced levels, young and old.” – Danish Saleh via Google Maps
9. IQ Fightclub
A club that prioritises improvement before awards
Image credit: @iqfightclubsg via Instagram
IQ Fight Club is a clean, spacious gym that offers Muay Thai for complete beginners. Their experienced coaches prioritise improvement over results, meaning that extra care is taken to ensure that you perfect Muay Thai fundamentals. The safety, comfort and wellbeing of the members take priority, so rest assured it’s a safe environment to learn in.
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IQ Fightclub review: “Very nice gym, the facilities are super clean and the coaches are very experienced and good at teaching Muay Thai techniques.” – Jia Yi Yeoh via Google Maps
10. Tricolor MMA
Holistic training in indoor or outdoor environments
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Tricolor MMA is a unique gym that offers both an indoor and outdoor training area. The gym is expansive and complemented by many experienced coaches, ensuring that classes have a low trainer-to-trainee ratio. Their holistic approach goes beyond just physical strength – they will focus on building your self-confidence to help you reach your maximum potential.
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Tricolor MMA review: “Easily the best place to train in Singapore, excellent coaches, diversity in training options, very nice and flexible payment options, and seriously top-n otch training. Outdoor Muay Thai is the best, it’s like training in Thailand but with aircon inside too. The new location does not feel like you are in Singapore.” – Singapore via Google Maps
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11. Hilltop Academy
Adept coaches who are experienced in training beginners
Image credit: @hilltopacademy_singapore via Instagram
Hilltop Academy truly lives up to its name, specialising in teaching the fundamentals of the sport. Coaches here are all about helping complete beginners get a solid start through technique training and conditioning. With specific classes for beginners and intermediates, levelling up at Hilltop Academy will be a breeze.
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Hilltop Academy review: “Friendly, professional and attentive instructors who strive to bring out the best in every student. Classes are well thought out and easy to follow, especially for a beginner like me.” – Nevin Pang via Google Maps
12. The Right Fit
24/7 gym with no-frills membership
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The Right Fit makes sure that their Muay Thai classes are, well, the right fit for you. For $1,320, you’ll get to attend 12 sessions that are customised to your individual needs. If you decide that throwing punches isn’t your thing, no worries – their 6-month $540 membership gives you 24/7 gym access. That means you can squeeze in a workout anytime, even if it’s at 3am.
If you’re just testing the waters, bring a friend along and sign up for their Right Group training session which is priced at $150/2 pax. They also have a nifty referral programme, where you can enjoy a free 1 month of membership for every referral who signs up as a member.
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The Right Fit review: “An amazing gym – the trainers are so motivating and meet you at your point of need. They curate structured programmes according to what they deem fits you, but are still open to your feedback.” – Annie Clayton via Google Maps
13. Kai Muay Thai
Classes for every age group including kids from 5 years old
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Kai Muay Thai will appeal to parents who are looking to keep fit with their kids, or seeking Muay Thai classes for their children as they train kids as young as 5. With experienced coaches who know how to keep things fun yet challenging, little ones can build confidence and coordination in a safe environment. Furthermore, their reasonably priced rates make this gym a must-join for those new to the sport.
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Kai Muay Thai review: “Great facility, great training but most importantly great trainers. Very dedicated and attentive to all their students to ensure they are all taken care of. Compared to other gyms out there, this hidden gem isn’t priced at a cut-throat rate and it is great for anyone interested to give it a try.” – Vincent Loke via Google Maps
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14. Inspire Fitness Asia
Muay Thai complemented by meditation & music
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Muay Thai, meditation, and music define the experience at Inspire Fitness Asia. After an intense training session, you’ll get to cool off and refocus with a meditation session. The coaches also incorporate music during their training sessions, so if you love listening to music while working out, the gym’s energising atmosphere will be right up your alley.
Do note that you’ll have to hit them up on WhatsApp in order to purchase their trial sessions; the rest of their packages can be purchased online.
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Inspire Fitness Asia review: “Cosy and welcoming gym, with a good location. Professional and attentive trainers who cater to all fitness levels. Good mix of Muay Thai conditioning and technique training.” – Ez H via Google Maps
15. Encore Muay Thai
All-female Muay Thai classes
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Encore Muay Thai is a safe space for the ladies. As an all-female gym focusing on just Muay Thai, it offers a supportive environment where women can train, grow, and excel. Muslim women or hijabis who are interested in learning Muay Thai but find it inconvenient to join co-ed gyms, Encore is the gym for you.
It is also worth it because of their flexible pricing that considers fitness level and commitment to make sure you are paying for what you need.
Prices: Flexible pricing, depending on fitness and commitment level. Contact them to enquire about their rates.
Encore Muay Thai review: “Encore Muay Thai is a great place to work out, no matter what your fitness level is. Plus it’s an all-female gym. The gym is clean and well-maintained. I especially appreciate that the coaches are very patient and encouraging throughout sessions in motivating members to push on to improve their fitness.” – Vanessa Lee via Google Maps
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16. Onyx MMA (Jurong)
Free Muay Thai class for your first time
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Onyx MMA is a gym that aims to serve the community. By keeping their rates as low as possible and offering a free first-time trial, the gym makes Muay Thai and keeping fit accessible for everyone, from students to NSFs. Westies, don’t say that there’s nothing fun in the West, because Onyx has you covered.
If you’re signed with SAFRA or EnergyOne, even better; they’ve got special rates for members that go as low as $181.66/month.
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Onyx MMA review: “A great gym with even better people. World-class coaching, friendly members and the perfect environment to learn the art of Muay Thai!” – Cleavin Wong via Google Maps
17. The Ring Boxing Community
Sparring on an actual fighting ring
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The Ring Boxing Community offers a structured curriculum that dives into every detail. This is to ensure complete mastery of the sport, building upon fundamental skills to advanced techniques. The highlight of The Ring Boxing Community gym is right there in the name: the huge fighting ring that serves as a stage for spars and competitions – sure to fill the gym with electric energy.
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The Ring Boxing Community review: “Great gym and coaches to get you involved in the combat arts of striking for both boxing and Muay Thai! This is probably one of the cleanest fight gyms around, with a spacious training area and commercial gym toilet. Managed to get my wife to join me after my great experience with them for over a year.” – Victor Chan via Google Maps
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18. Prakaipetch Muay Thai Academy (Ang Mo Kio)
Authentic Muay Thai boot camp experience
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Prakaipetch Muay Thai Academy’s group Muay Thai classes have an electric, high-energy atmosphere that will have you bonding with your fellow trainees in no time. Inspired by authentic Muay Thai boot camps in Thailand, these classes welcome all skill levels and fitness backgrounds, allowing everyone to train at their own pace. You’ll not only get stronger physically but also experience the cultural and spiritual side of Muay Thai.
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Prakaipetch Academy review: “The staff and trainers are friendly. They recommend packages that suit an individual’s needs, not the most expensive ones. I have attended 3 sessions so far and the training is systematic, from warm-ups to proper training and cool-downs. Friendly to newcomers like me. I would recommend it to individuals who are looking for a Muay Thai gym in AMK.” – Jianhao Lee via Google Maps
19. Common Man Fight Club
For those who aim to enter the Singapore Muay Thai fight scene
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Common Man Fight Club is the place to be if you’re looking to step into Singapore’s Muay Thai fight scene. Their membership, priced at $2,650, is definitely on the pricier side, but is worth it because their training sessions are meant to gear its members toward competitive Muay Thai. This means building a solid foundation, techniques and skills to make a well-rounded, competitive fighter. No matter where you are in Muay Thai skills, Common Man Fight Club believes that anyone has the potential to become a competitor.
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Common Man Fight Club review: “Great coaches and appropriately-sized classes. I sent my son who is usually very quiet and reserved and for the first time, he came back from a trial class having fully enjoyed himself and looking forward to the next session. I highly recommend this gym if you’re looking for some real Muay Thai training with coaches who keep up with authentic Thai training.” – Murrali Ramasamy via Google Maps
20. Shogun Fight Gym
A social-cause gym
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Shogun Fight Gym is a social-cause gym whose mission is to help at-risk youth build a better future through sports. They offer Muay Thai classes from $249 a month, meaning you get to learn Muay Thai and contribute to your community. Led by trainers who double as mentors, the gym instills values that go beyond the sport – helping young individuals stay on the right path and develop a positive mindset. By joining Shogun, you’re not just signing up for a workout, but becoming part of a movement that empowers youth.
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Shogun Fight Gym review: “From complete beginner classes to the advanced competitor, they have classes for all levels. The knowledgeable and supportive instructors make sure that everyone of any age, gender, and fitness level feels welcomed and challenged. Friendly community and motivating atmosphere – I have seen huge gains in my skills and fitness since I started training here.” – Hasith Navoda via Google Maps
Achieve your fitness goals with Muay Thai
For many of us, the 2 main reasons we struggle to balance work and exercising are convenience and boring workout routines. With this list, you’ll easily find a gym that is close to home or work. Furthermore, Muay Thai’s dynamic fighting style means there’s always something new to learn, so you’ll never get bored.
If Muay Thai isn’t for you:
Cover image adapted from: Encore Muay Thai, Kai Muay Thai
This article contains partial partnership content. However, all opinions are ours.
Originally published on 11th February 2025. Last updated by Khoo Yong Hao on 7th May 2026.