A new renovated Fighter’s room with 6 single beds , shared refrigerator and bathroom is available now at Santai Muay Thai. Daily rate included training 700 baht only. The post Fighter’s room with 6 beds appeared first on Santai Muay Thai Gym Chiang Mai ..read more

Santai Muay Thai Gym was given the opportunity to interview an anonymous group of Bangkok Stadium Judges and Referees. 1. In your opinion, what is the main difference between Bangkok Stadium fighting and International fighting? A little different, in Thailand the fighters fight after the order of the corner, trainer and gambling involved often underestimating the importance if the early rounds (they are wrong).  International fighting, fighters have other goals, no gambling involved so the fight starts right away with not much thoughts on winning what round or saving energy for the later ..read more

Current 118Ib Thailand Champion ‘ Wondergirl’ reveals all in an interview with Santai Muay Thai Gym! Originally from Jaroonsak Muay Thai Gym but now fighting and training full time out of the famous Fairtex Gym in Pattaya Thailand. What are you doing in the mean time while the gyms are closed throughout Thailand because of the Covid 19 Pandemic? I stay at home in Bangkok training at our home gym Jaroonsak Muay Thai Gym. What are your future goals? I want to focus on Muay Thai and become a Champion, then I want to fight MMA like Stamp Fairtex. What is you favourite organisation to fight for and ..read more

“Poye W. Santai, The Kicking King” A couple of weeks back an Instagram page named ‘Muay Thai Gram’ proposed a kicking contest. The contest consisted of who could accumulate the most kicks on the pads in 30 seconds. Many powerhouses in the sport of Muay Thai were quick to submit there kicking challenge videos, including the Petchyindee boys! Petchmorakot Petchyindee who has wins over household Muay Thai stars like Petchboonchu FA Group, Petchpanomarung Kiatmookao and Yodpanamorung Jitmuangnon. Petchmorakot ended up acquiring 57 kicks in 30 seconds. Next up for the Petchyindee s ..read more

Curtis W. Santai – Wins At New Chiang Mai New Stadium March 4th 2563 Curtis W. Santai was scheduled to rematch his previous opponent, who he’d fought back in January, but due to injury he was unable to fight to see the rematch and in which showed a new Thai opponent Petmunell Kaltoajlnpugsod step in the ring to take on Curtis. Opening round starts off very slow pace until… Curtis delivers a speedy right head kick that lands and sends his opponent Petmunell to the canvas. The ref begins the count as Petmunell rises to his feet, he’s shaken and still hurt from the head kick. The actio ..read more

On Tuesday February 25th, 2563 Palangboon (Chuy) W. Santai fought at Lumpinee Stadium. He took on Daopasuk Sitmonchai, from the famous Sitmonchai gym in Kanchanaburi. The fight starts with both fighters calm an poised, Daopasuk comes forward with an attempted short bursting punch combination, but Palangboon the young fighter from W. Santai Gym draws first strike with two sharp leg kicks. Palangboon continues working the kicks to the leg as the Sitmonchai fighter tries to change it up by using teeps and lead kicks to the body in hopes of disrupting the attacks of Palangboon. No ..read more

Santai Muay Thai Gym host a yearly festival at the Wot Santai Temple which is situated just opposite the gym. The festival includes Muay Thai fights, Live Music, Dancing arena and plenty of food stalls. This year we had a total of 7 fights, which consisted of 5 Santai Muay Thai Fighters! This also included the return of Thailand, Lumpinee Champion and our very own trainer Kru Sudsakorn T Ded 99. Click the link below to view clips of elbow and low kick knockouts, plus scenes from around the festival. Thank you to everyone who came out to support the fighters and the Santai Festiva ..read more

Fight results from Palangboon v Phetsuwan Boomdekchian at Rajadamnern Stadium, Bangkok. The fight was scheduled between the pair for the 10th October 2019, with Phetsuwan having a 3Ib advantage over Palangboon. Both checked weight and came in as planned Phetsuwan at 125 Ib and Palangboon at 122 Ib. Phetsuwan was given the weight advantage due to being less experienced than Palangboon. After five action packed rounds Phetsuwan was awarded the win. Congratulations to Palangboon and team on a strong performance. The post Palangboon Fight Results. appeared first on S ..read more

Santai Muay Thai gym is excited to announce the opening of the new onsite accommodation JR HOUSE, which includes a private swimming pool! JR House consists of double rooms which includes a private bathroom, fridge freezer, air con and free access to the private swimming pool. Santai Muay Thai gym is now taking bookings for the new accommodation! Head over to the pricing page and check out our package deals! The post JR HOUSE OPEN NOW! appeared first on Santai Muay Thai Gym Chiang Mai ..read more

Our very own Muay Thai trainer Manasak Pinsinchai is scheduled to be back in the ring! Rajadamnern, WMC, IFMA Gold medalist and Lion Fight World Champion Manasak Pinsinchai will be returning to the ring on the 6th October 2019. He will be fighting Khanongsuek live on Channel GMM 25 in Bangkok at 120 Ibs. For anyone outside of Thailand wishing to watch the fight live, you can view via the link below. Good Luck Kru Manasak! The post Fight News! appeared first on Santai Muay Thai Gym Chiang Mai ..read more