Is one week of Muay Thai training in Thailand worth it?

Yes. One week gives you enough time to experience camp life and start learning the fundamentals. If you can stay two to four weeks, you will naturally have more time to settle into the training and make progress.

By Kombat Group|August 25th, 2026|Muay Thai After 40|Comments Off

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