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About MAVINN Muay Thai, the Bangkok camp also known as Singha Mawynn
MAVINN Muay Thai has run a fight camp in Bangkok since 2016, and a second gym in Pattaya. Almost everything on this page can be checked somewhere other than our own website, from the coaching records to the magazines that have written about the camp.
- Training since 2016
- 2 gyms, Bangkok and Pattaya
- Open Monday to Saturday
Who started MAVINN Muay Thai, and when
The camp opened in Bangkok in 2016 as a small gym in the Lat Phrao area, and grew into the four-storey building in Bueng Kum that you can train at today. A second gym followed in Pattaya. In the Thai fight scene the camp is known as Singha Mawynn, and that is the name you will find on fighter records and in the Muay Thai press.
- 2016The first camp opens in the Lat Phrao area of Bangkok.
- 2019The camp moves into its current four-storey building on Soi Nuanchan 54 in Bueng Kum, with a full training hall, a fitness room, a kitchen and accommodation for the fight team.
- 2022A Bangkok gym guide records the camp as Best Camp of the Year.
- TodayTwo gyms open to the public, Bangkok and Pattaya, with 22 fighters listed under the camp on the public fight record.
You do not have to take our word for it
Anyone can write anything on their own website. Muay Thai magazines, gym guides and fight databases have written about this camp under the name Singha Mawynn, so you can look us up rather than take our word for any of it.
Siam Fight Mag
A feature in the Muay Thai magazine covers how the camp started, the building it moved into, and names Namsaknoi, Kaolan and Denkaosan as coaches here.
The Bangkok gym guide on muaythai.com
Its list of Bangkok gyms carries our Bueng Kum address, names the same coaches, and records the camp as Best Camp of the Year 2022.
Muay Thai Records
The fight database lists 22 fighters under this camp, including Superbon, Shadow and Tapaokaew. Each of them has a fight record you can read without asking us.
Lumpinee, Rajadamnern, WBA and ONE
Every title named on this page sits in a stadium or promotion record. None of those records are ours to write or to edit.
The fighters and coaches behind MAVINN
Every record below sits in a stadium or promotion archive that we do not control, so you can check any of it before you book a session.
Superbon Singha Mavinn
Reigning ONE Featherweight Kickboxing World Champion. The Bangkok camp is his home gym.
Namsaknoi Yudthagarngamtorn
Held the Lumpinee 135 lb title unbeaten from 2000 to 2006, and known as The Emperor.
Kaolan Kaovichit
Lumpinee champion at 115, 135 and 147 lb, and WMC world champion at 147 lb.
Denkaosan
WBA world boxing champion at 112 lb in 2008, and defended the belt twice.
Both MAVINN Muay Thai gyms, and how they differ
Same coaching standard at both, and the same programmes. Pick the one that fits where you are staying. Full addresses, phone numbers and opening days are on the contact page.
Bangkok, Bueng Kum
- WhereBueng Kum, north east Bangkok
- This isthe original camp and the base of the fight team
Pattaya, Thepprasit
- WhereThepprasit Road, a short drive from Jomtien Beach
- This isthe newer gym, built around visitors training during a stay
What your first session at MAVINN Muay Thai looks like
- A trainer watches your first roundSomeone works out where to start you, rather than putting you at the back of a class.
- Warm-up, technique, then padsThe same order every session, so you always know what is coming next.
- Rounds get corrected as you goTrainers stop you mid-round to fix a shot instead of saving every note for the end.
- Sparring is optional, and never on day oneYou spar when a trainer says you are ready, not because the rest of the class is doing it.
Who trains here. Complete beginners on holiday, residents training two or three times a week, and active fighters getting ready for a card. Women and juniors train in the same sessions and the work is adjusted to age and level.
What to bring. Shorts and a shirt. Gloves and wraps can be borrowed for a first session, and both gyms have showers, lockers and parking on site.
Questions people ask about MAVINN Muay Thai
Is MAVINN the same gym as Singha Mawynn ?
Yes. Singha Mawynn is the camp name used in the Thai fight scene and on public fighter records. MAVINN Muay Thai is the same camp, at the same address in Bueng Kum, Bangkok.
Who runs the camp ?
The camp is privately owned by its founder and run day to day by a full-time coaching staff at both gyms. The coaches on this page are on the floor, not on a poster.
Do I need any experience to train here ?
No. Most sessions start from zero and trainers put you where you are, not where the rest of the class happens to be.
Do you take women and juniors ?
Yes. Women and juniors train in the same sessions, and trainers adjust the work to age and level.
What are the opening hours ?
Both gyms run morning and evening sessions Monday to Saturday and are closed on Sunday. Message the gym you want for the current timetable.
Can I look around before I book anything ?
Yes. Both gyms will show you the floor if you drop in, and you can book a trial class through the contact page first if you would rather arrange it in advance.
Come and look around first
Book a trial class at either gym, or just come and watch a session. We will show you the floor and help you pick a programme that fits the time you have.