Pai · Mae Hong Son · Thailand
Home of Kru Wisarut — one of the pioneers who brought Muay Thai to Pai, and still guarding the traditional art today. Real technique, passed down round by round, in the rice paddies and mountains of northern Thailand.
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Wisarut Muay Thai sits just outside Pai town, where mornings start early and the day's first run heads out toward the White Buddha above the valley. This is a working camp, not a fitness studio in gloves — every pad round comes with correction, and every student, from a first week on the bag to a fighter preparing for a bout, gets looked at one-on-one.
Train on the mats, build strength in the on-site gym, kit yourself out at the camp shop — and when you're ready, step through the ropes. We fight regularly across Thailand, and we'll help you find affordable accommodation nearby once you arrive.
Real Muay Thai, real coaching — no fitness-only shortcuts.
The Founder
Kru Wisarut Wat Suksiriwararak · Fighting Name Blapeebop
Long before Pai was on the backpacker map, Kru Wisarut was fighting out of these hills. Over a hundred bouts later, he became one of the pioneers who brought Muay Thai to Pai — opening his doors to local kids and travellers from every corner of the world, and teaching them the same way he was taught.
As the sport across Thailand has drifted toward entertainment and money, Kru Wisarut has stood firm on tradition: the respect, the discipline, the technique that takes years rather than weeks. Decades in the ring have earned him respect throughout the Thai fight business — and that fight to keep Muay Thai authentic is the reason National Geographic came to Pai to tell his story.
Classes & Rates
Two sessions run daily, open to complete beginners through to fighters in camp for a bout. Drop in for a single class, or settle in for a month — and once you're here, we'll help you find affordable accommodation nearby.
| Single session | 350 ฿ |
| Two sessions, one day | 600 ฿ |
| One week | 2,000 ฿ |
| Two weeks | 3,500 ฿ |
| One month · 1/day | 7,000 ฿ |
| One month · 2/day | 9,000 ฿ |
| Private session | 700 ฿ |
Batches of private sessions can be arranged at a discount — organise these directly with the gym.
Message the camp on WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook or email to book your sessions.
Meet The Team
Coach
"Petdam"
Coach
"Chathai"
Coach
"Channalong"
Coach
"Supersid"
Why Train Here
No fitness-only routines — trainers push you while correcting technique one-on-one.
Regular fights across Thailand — and for high-level fighters, a route onto the biggest stages.
An on-site gym for strength and conditioning, plus a camp shop stocked with all your gear.
Rice paddies, mountains, and a signature morning run to the White Buddha.
Patient, hands-on teaching for beginners; real pad work and sparring for fighters.
Once you're here, we'll help you find affordable accommodation close to the camp.
Fight Team
Training is only half the story. When you're ready to test yourself, the camp puts you in the ring — with regular fights across Thailand, cornered by the coaches who prepared you.
Home ground
The north
The heartland
The capital
For High-Level Fighters
Kru Wisarut is deeply respected in the Thai fight business. For fighters at the top level, that reputation opens doors to major promotions — the kind of cards most foreign fighters only ever watch.
On Site
Heavy bags, open mats and an on-site gym for strength and conditioning — everything a fighter needs to build a complete engine, without leaving the camp.
Every good camp has one. Ours is usually found guarding the path in the sun — and greeting new students on their first day.
Gear up on day one. The shop stocks everything you need to train — plus Wisarut shirts and shorts to take a piece of Pai home with you.
Train Long-Term
Wisarut Muay Thai is in the process of registering as an official Muay Thai school. Once complete, the camp will be able to offer long-term DTV visas for students who want to make Pai their training home — follow us on Instagram to be first to know.
Find Us
Pai sits in a valley in Mae Hong Son province, ringed by mountains and rice paddies — a slower, cooler counterpoint to the rest of northern Thailand. The camp is a short ride from Pai town, with the White Buddha visible above the valley for the morning run.
