Luktupfah MuayThai Academy

Luktupfah is owned by Grand Master Woody, president of World Muay Thai Organization (WMO), World Muay Boran Federation (WMBF), Kru Muay Thai Assocation (KMA) and promoter of MBK Fight Night. Also, managed by his daughter Jade Sirisompan, previous professional Muay Thai fighter. Both able to communicate fully in Thai and English. Luktupfah has been successfully training their students, fighters and teaching the art of Muay Thai since 2012. Offering professional instructed training by expert teachers and ex champion fighters. Luktupfah adapts all training to suit specific needs of each individual, whether is be for fighting, exercise, self defense or just fun. Luktupfah offers guest boarding in their bungalows on site at the camp, with a package of training and meals. Being a family business, Luktupfah takes great care of their guests, making sure each guest is happy and taken care of, regarding enquiries in training, Bangkok and places to visit and any personal needs each individual may have.

Luktupfah is situated on the outskirts of Bangkok, about 30 minutes away from the city. The surrounding area of the camp is still quite rural, making it free from distractions and the air being fresher than in central Bangkok. Located just 15 minutes from Suvarnabhumi International Airport, close to popular shopping malls like Seacon Square, Paradise Park, Talad Rot Fai (Night train market) and Rama 9 Park. Taxis are always available around the camp and it is close to the Airport link sky train 'Ban Thap Chang'.

Training at Luktupfah is offered twice daily, six days a week from Monday to Saturday. Morning training starting at 6:30am is more focused on cardiovascular training, with a long run 5-10km (dependent on the individual). Following the run, stretching and shadow boxing, fitness, drills and most mornings clinch, finishing off with abs. Afternoon training, once again starts off with a run at 3:30pm, about 4-5km, followed by jump rope 15minutes, stretching and shadow boxing. Each day varies slightly, therefore some days focusing more on technique and some more on power. Technique drills may be taught, with a trainer, partner or on the bag. Then normal rounds of padwork with a trainer, Muay Thai or boxing on the heavy bags, sparring and/or clinch, drills on the bag, abs and stretching. The weight and exercise room is available at all hours during the day for our guests to use after training or whenever they like.

Training at Luktupfah is offered twice daily, six days a week from Monday to Saturday. Morning training starting at 6:30am is more focused on cardiovascular training, with a long run 5-10km (dependent on the individual). Following the run, stretching and shadow boxing, fitness, drills and most mornings clinch, finishing off with abs.

Afternoon training, once again starts off with a run at 3:30pm, about 4-5km, followed by jump rope 15 minutes, stretching and shadow boxing. Each day varies slightly, therefore some days focusing more on technique and some more on power. Technique drills may be taught, with a trainer, partner or on the bag. Then normal rounds of padwork with a trainer, Muay Thai or boxing on the heavy bags, sparring and/or clinch, drills on the bag, abs and stretching. The weight and exercise room is available at all hours during the day for our guests to use after training or whenever they like.