- 07900 200221
- info@thaiboxingbolton.co.uk
- Head Office: 3a London Road Blackburn BB1 7HA
Discover authentic Thai training in Bolton that transforms body and mind. Master devastating techniques, build warrior strength, and join our passionate community. Get fighting fit with Thailand’s most powerful martial art.
Where Warriors Rise, Champions Emerge
Experience the heart of authentic Thai boxing at our immersive training camp. Our facility in Bolton combines traditional Muay Thai values with modern training methods, featuring professional boxing rings, heavy bags, and expert coaching.
Our elite coaching team brings decade of authentic Thai boxing mastery, competitive success, and professional certifications. We’ve transformed countless beginners into skilled fighters, building Bolton’s most respected Muay Thai community.
From Bolton and have been training here for 8 months now and honestly can’t fault it. Was proper nervous at first but everyone made me feel welcome from day one. Lost nearly 3 stone and my confidence has gone through the roof. The coaches actually take time with you, they don’t just throw you in the deep end like other gyms I’ve tried.
Dave Wilson
Started bringing my teenage son here after he was getting bullied at school. A year later, he’s like a different person – more confident, fit, and focused. The coaches don’t just teach fighting, they mentor these kids. Now I train here too! Best decision we’ve made as a family.
Claire Matthews
Yusuf Patel
We welcome all fitness levels. Our structured classes help you build strength and stamina gradually. Everyone starts somewhere, and we’ll guide you through each step.
Yes, it’s considered one of the most effective self-defence systems. The combination of striking techniques, clinch work, and practical combat applications makes it highly effective for real-world situations.
Beginners only need comfortable sports clothes and water. As you progress, basic equipment includes hand wraps, boxing gloves, and eventually shin guards.
Muay Thai incorporates elbows, knees, and clinch work, while traditional kickboxing typically only uses punches and kicks.
