Evolve

“When I first walked past this gym, I was surprised by the amount of equipment they had, so I knew I had to come back and try it. Once inside, it turns out to be quite complete in terms of machines and training accessories. That said, some of the equipment is a bit worn and slightly rusty, so it’s not the most modern or polished gym you’ll find. But if your goal is simply to train seriously, it has more than enough equipment to get a solid workout in. Be prepared to sweat a lot and bring towels. This is not a fancy or elitist gym, it’s a humble place focused on training. For the price, it offers very good value. The staff are very friendly and they provide drinking water. They also have an ice bath available (for an additional fee) and a dedicated Muay Thai training area. I’d recommend it for people who just want a place to train properly for a day or even a full session without worrying about luxury.”

“The gym is very well equipped and even on the weekend it wasn’t crowded. A nice bonus is the ice bath, which costs 50 THB extra but is easy to access. The day pass is 170 THB. There are yoga mats, a free weights area, modern machines, free drinking water, and you also get a towel for your workout. Overall, a great place to train with everything you need.”

“A very good Muay Thai training center and gym; the trainers get more professional and attentive every year. The receptionists are friendly and helpful.”

“Really enjoyed the Muay Thai Class! I’ve been to a few in Thailand before but loved this one in particular as the coaches were so friendly, knowledgeable and fun! We worked hard but got to enjoy it at the same time. They coaches got technical with me and I learned lots , that no other studios told me before! It was great to cool off in the ice bath after 🙌🏼”

“Spacious and well-equipped gym 💪 Daily pass is 170 baht, monthly membership 1600 baht — includes free water and towel. They’ve got magnesium for lifting, a solid weightlifting section, calisthenics area, and plenty of parking. Overall, a cool spot to train!”