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Rawai Muay Thai Camp
Thai Boxing & Fitness Training in Phuket, Thailand
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Contact: Diana or Lindsey (English,
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Mobile Phone: + 66 814 769 377
4 May 2013: Rafael keeps winning. This time he wins the ISKA world title at 73 Kilos against Sua Dam. Rafael seems unstoppable!
Congratulations to Rafael Llodra for winning the WMC Intercontinental Title (72.5 Kilos) on February 14, 2013 in Paris. He beat Muay Thai veteran Marco Pique from Suriname. Rafael dominated every round and Marco failed to get up for the final round. Watch the fight online:
Congratulations to trainer Moo for winning the Bangla Stadium belt this week. On Wednesday October 17, 2012 he fought against a larger opponent, Anvar from Russia, in a tightly contested battle. After round 3, the odds against Moo were 5-1, but in Round 4 Moo took a up a notch and won the fight by decision. Congratulations. Another belt for the Rawai team!
Ronee and Tuk will be featured in the upcoming filming of the Challenger Muaythai Indonesia show. Baan Muay Thai/Rawai Muay Thai boxers Ankie and Denny will compete with 14 other fighters (135 Lbs.) for the coveted title. The filming will take place from June 12-21, 2012 in Indonesia. Before the filming there will be a 2 week training boot camp for the participants where Ronee will be the head trainer. Tuk will be a mentor to the fighers. Thanks to our friend Francois Mohede, owner of Baan Muay Thai club in Jakarta for organizing this great event.
Sunanta, Tuk and Patumpon.
World Muay Thai Council Belt. Sunanta vs. Patumpon fight for the WMC 118 Lbs. Title on Wednesday 28 December 2011.
UPDATE: Sunanta won her fight and is the new WMC 118 Lbs. Title holder. Congratulations!
Rawai Muay Thai celebrates it's 8th year. See the party photos on Facebook. Watch the video online.
We had four fights: Nathan vs. Pete; Rob vs. Darren; Andy vs. Kris; and Richy vs. Owen. Thanks to all the boxers who participated. Thanks to Lindsey and Jay for taking photos. Thanks to Tuk's Mom and to Sai from Cashew Nut for the fantastic food. Thanks to Apple and Jojo and Sunny for taking care of all the details.
These 8 years have been a wild and crazy ride, wouldn't trade it for anything. Love my life here. Rawai is our life's work and Tuk and I are proud of it. Thanks to the wonderful trainers and staff and all our students from around the world who are part of the extended Rawai family. Looking forward to more amazing times.
Training at the beach. Every Saturday morning we run from the gym to Naiharn Beach (about 3.5 KM). Then we do some drills and finish with a nice swim in the ocean. This morning we were joined by the Health and Fitness Getways group from Australia. Check out our Facebook album here. Or you can watch the video.
Tuk and Bang are heading to Jakarta.
7 March 2011
Tuk and Bang are headed to Indonesia. They will be teaching at Baan Muay Thai gym in Jakarta. Tuk will stay 9 days and Bang will stay one month. They will be guests of Francois Mohede, who will also take them on a side trip to bali, Indonesia's island paradise. Baan Muay Thai is planning a big Muay Thai event there in July 2011.
2 January 2011 Naiharn Charity Event. From left to right: Yan, Laurene, Nom, Tuk, Baket, Singhakhaw (Chumpon), Nico (Sinbi) and Hehm. Watch video of the event.
22 January 2011
Rawai Muay Thai sponsored this year's Naiharn Charity event. It was a great success. More than 1,000 people came and we raised more than 100,000 Baht for charity.The fights were exciting and boxers from local Muay Thai camps as well as Bangkok champions participated.
Thanks to Atsumi Center for a generous donation. Thanks to Sinbi, Dragon, Lion and Phromthep gyms. Thanks to the local residents who helped out and to Jay and Cha Cha for the great photos and video. And finally to Rawai trainers and staff for making this year's event memorable.
Come celebrate with us 7 years of Rawai Muay Thai! Buffet dinner at 7:30 pm and show starts at 8:00pm.
Sunanta holds her fight poster. She is scheduled to fight in Bangla Stadium on July 23, 2010. Good luck Sunanta! You can all see fight results here.
Gerri and Teresa leave to go to Bangkok. They will fight at the Queen's Cup on Wednesday, August 11, 2010. Good luck!
Lumpini Stadium July 13, 2010. Asanee Suwan, his friend and Tuk. Asanee starred in the movie Beautiful Boxer, about Nong Toom's life. Tuk and I went to Lumpini to watch the fights, 6 title belts up for grabs. Lots of celebrities in attendance. It was a fun night.
Suki and Tuk, 5 years after their fight in Patong Stadium.
Trainers bid farewell to Colette and Natalie.
Rawai students celebrate Songkran
April 13, 2010
Tuk holds pads for Gina, 1 year old.
Tuk holds pads for Elena, 5 years old.
Brothers Tuk, Li, Fin and Hehm.
February 2010
The four brothers are together again, after Hehm's two year absence. Hehm was in Wales with his wife Nicky, but is back now.
The four brothers are pictured in order of age: Tuk, the eldest, Li, Fin and Hehm, the youngest.
Together boast about 400 fights and years of teaching experience.
Tuk training with Bang at Naiharn Beach.
December 2009
To see more photos of Rawai Muay Thai students training at Naiharn beach click here.
Nom shadow boxing
Student at the gym
Tired after training
Namsaknoi fought against Robert at Bangla Boxing Stadium. Robert, long time trainer at Tiger Muay Thai who recently moved to Dragon Muay Thai Camp, came on strong and after 4 rounds it was too close to call. In the last round Namsaknoi managed to get in a couple of strong kicks that made the difference. Saenchai Sor Kingstar was in attendance.
Kim White teaches yoga at Rawai Muay Thai Camp. Yoga class at Rawai. Yoga complements the Thai Boxing training.
Yoga provides a good stretching session and strengthens your inner core and parts of your body that you would not otherwise
get to with the regular Muay Thai training. Currently we offer yoga classes twice a week, on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10:30 - 11:30am.
Denis and Roy van der Wal at Rawai. Roy is a well-known
photographer from the Netherlands. He published
a photographic review of Rawai Muay Thai on: Mixfight.nl
Sophie's dedication in her book.
Sophie Martin, a French professional photographer, visited Rawai Camp last year. She stayed a couple of weeks and took photographs of the trainers, boxers and the fights in Patong. She then had an exhibit in Albi, France, in April 2009, of her photographs. She sent us copies of her book. Thanks Sophie! Watch a video of the photos.
Rawai Muay Thai Camp is proud to be the first and only Muay Thai Boxing gym in Thailand to be mentioned in the new Lonely Planet guide of Phuket Island called Phuket Encounter. Setting the trend back in 2003, Rawai Muay Thai Camp was the first Muay Thai Boxing gym in Phuket to open it doors to non-fighters and tourists who wanted to have a Muay Thai Boxing / Fitness training holiday and benefit from weight loss and improved fitness.
Everyone said it would never work and the gym would be closed within a year but here we are almost 6 years later as the number 1 Muay Thai Boxing Camp in Southern Thailand for training foreign Muay Thai students. There are now 15 Muay Thai/ MMA camps in Phuket which train foreign students.
Now teaching at Rawai Camp is the famous Muay Thai star Namsaknoi, the Emperor. Below are some archival magazine photos.
Namsaknoi on the cover of Muay Siam weekly magazine.
Buakaw and Namsaknoi on the cover of Muaysiam Today (top right corner).
Buakaw and Namsaknoi (two boxers on the right) as youngsters! You can check out Namsaknoi's page in Facebook for more photos, videos and articles of his prestigious career
Namsaknoi (center) in Muay Siam Magazine.
Yud playing at the game.
Joy shows off his scratched elbow. He was the goalie.
Namsak Noi kicking the ball.
Hossam from Egypt played too.
Wod's daughter watching the game
28 June 2009
Trainers from Tiger, Dragon and Rawai Muay Thai gyms played football at
Wat chalong School. This is the second meeting. The first game was held
two weeks ago in Promthep Cape football field. Rawai lost both games...
maybe we should stick to boxing? Everyone had a good time though and
we'll be playing again soon. Update: On Sunday July 19 the boys met again for the third game and this time Rawai came out on top, winning 1-0. Hurray!
11 June 2009. Tuk and Namwan at Phuket
Airport off to Perth, Australia.
12 June 2009. Tuk, Namwan and the boxers from
WMC camp
in Koh Samui. They went to fight
in Perth as well.
Dogmai Pa (Jungle Flower) is the current 2009 champion in Lumpini Stadium at 126 Lbs. He came to
Rawai Muay Thai Camp with his brother, Chad, to visit. His brother is our newest trainer.
Pictured above is Dogmai Pa with Tuk and with Chad.
Me, Namsak Noi, Bua Kaw and Tuk
May 29, 2009- Bangla Boxing Stadium. The famous K-1 boxer Bua Kaw Por Pramuk and our trainer Namsak Noi gave a Thai boxing demonstration, including long wai kruhs and two rounds of boxing. Yodsenklai Fairtex also gave a short demo. Thanks to Tracey Lapin for pictures of him. Other gifted boxers currently fighting in Bangkok stadiums were present as well. It was an evening of excellent quality Muay Thai. Jabout Gym students were there supporting their boxers who fought in the program: Kevin King and Dean Xuereb. All in all in very fun and exciting evening.
Bua Kaw, Jason Lapin and Namsak Noi
A job well done.
Namsak Noi, Tuk and Jason cheering on.
Sammy Lapin and Elena Chokkuea, future sweethearts?
At the end of the night, a final photo: Namsak Noi,
Kevin King, Dean Xuereb and Tuk Rawai.
The students from Jabout gym in Penrith Sydney visited Rawai Muay Thai camp in May 2009. Jason Lapin runs Jabout (with help from his wife Tracey) and visits us at least once a year. Pictured above from left to right: Jabout group with our trainers; students learning Thai boxing techniques during a morning session; Tuk, Jason Scerri and Jason Lapin; Namsak Noi and Tuk showing Thai boxing techniques. Picture below is Lindsey teaching some moves; and the promotional poster for Scerri vs. Malaipet fight on June 13, 2009 in Hollywood Park Casino, California, USA.
Lindsey teaching.
Jason Scerri vs. Malaipet promotional poster
Yib and Cyril
Vi and Cyril
Mark, Laszlo, Jet and Cyril May 2009
Cyril trained at Rawai for 2 weeks. He lives in Japan. Thanks for these great pictures.Clockwise starting above: Trainer Yib and Cyril at the gym; Wi, receptionist at the gym and Cyril, trainer Joy and Cyril and finally Mark, Laszlo, Jet and Cyril out on the town. Below is Tahlia in the new go kart race track near the gym, in Chalong, next to the Phuket Shooting Range.Go, speed race, go!
Joy and Cyril May 2009
May 2009
Australian Tahlia driving in the new go kart
race track near the gym. Go Thalia Go!
May 2009
Tahlia from Australia at the gocart
racing circuit in Chalong, Phuket.
Siam Sports wrote an article featuring Tahlia from Australia in her first fight.
20th February 2009
Muay Thai student Namwan fights in "Libogen
Crack Down 9" in Hong Kong, China.
Rawai Muay Thai student Namwan fights her first international
Muay Thai bout in Hong Kong.
Namwan fought against Australian Muay Thai Veteran. See
fight video.
December 2008
Li Tong stars in Adventure Girls. Two episodes
were filmed at Rawai muay Thai Camp. You
can check our Li's web blog for more details.
Namsak Noi and his friend Ronee are the new
trainers at Rawai Muay Thai Camp.
Namsak Noi started training at Por Pramuk Gym in 1994
with K1 MAX Champion Buakaw.
Retired from fighting in 2006, Namsak Noi still has
the occasional fight for entertainment value.
His real name is Mohammud Chaiyama. His boxer name is
Namsaknoi. He got his name from his uncle who was also a boxer and was called Namsak. Noi means little or junior, so he is Namsak Junior.
His fighting record. About 300 Fights 280 Wins, 15 Losses, 5 Draws
Listed
below are some of his achievements during his 17 year
fighting career.
Lumpinee Muay Thai Champion 115 lbs (1996)
Lumpinee Muay Thai Champion 122 lbs
Lumpinee Muay Thai Champion 135 lbs (2000-2006)
WMC World Muay Thai Champion 115 lbs
PABA Boxing Champion 135 lbs
Ford Ranger Muay Thai Tournament winner
Muay Thai Champion of South of Thailand 95 lbs
Muay Thai Champion of South of Thailand et 126 lbs
Voted Best Muay Thai Fighter of the year 1996 by the
Sportswriters Association of Thailand
Voted Best Muay Thai Fighter of the year 1999 by the
Sports Authority of Thailand
14th September 2008
Zach, Sa, Bangman and his 3-month-old baby Sa.
Zach
from Contender Asia has been training at Rawai
Muay Thai Camp to prepare for his fight against Japanese
Thai Boxing champion Takeshi on 17th September 2008.
The winner
of this fight will be eligible to fight for the WMC
Asian Title fight.
11th September 2008
Thai fighters from Rawai Muay Thai Camp wearing Australian
boxer shorts! Many thanks to Tammie, our former student, who sent these cute shorts for our Muay Thai fighters at Rawai.
Contender Asia fighters Dzhabar
Askerov and Zig
Zach with Rawai Muay Thyai camp trainer Bangman.Zach has come to Rawai Muay Thai Camp for a week of training
and to put his shoulder to the test before his next
fight on Contender Asia against Swiss fighter Zidov
Dominik.
Zach has recently had an operation for a shoulder injury
from his fight against Zidov Dominik.
Zach has been working hard to strengthen his shoulder
and next week he will put his shoulder to the
test and fight at Bangla Muay Thai Stadium on the
4th March.
If all goes to plan, Zach will win his fight at Bangla
Stadium and if his shoulder gives
him no trouble he will go back to Singapore for a rematch
against Contender Asia fighter Zidov Dominik from Switzerland.Find out more about Zach by visiting his personal blog site Zig
Zach.
3rd November 2007 Gerri: Total Respect!
Gerri is 40 years old came to Rawai Muay Thai Camp
for 3 month of fitness training and weight loss.
Check out the video
2nd December 2007 -
Paint Ball War at Rawai Muay Thai
Trainers vs students paint ball war at Chalong Paintball
Center - Phuket Thailand
Chalong Paintball Center is located only 4 KM from
Rawai Muay Thai Camp.
Paintball is a favorite activity for our foreign students
at the camp.
See the video
Danny Avison and Matt Adamson
10th October
2007
Matt Adamson - Rugby League legend of Australia.
Matt
played for the Parramatta Eels, Penrith Panthers, Canberra Raiders, New South
Wales State team and the Australian National Rugby League team. Matt finished
his playing career with the UK Superleague side Leeds Rhinos.
Matt is now coaching at The
Penrith Panthers and is looking to bring his team
to Rawai Muay Thai Camp for some hard core pre-season
fitness training.
12th September 2007 - K1 Max Champion
Baukaw
Hovick from Rawai Muay Thai Camp training with with
Buakaw.
24th August 2007
Training at Nai Harn Beach
Saturdays we often go to the beach
for morning training.
Trainers Bangman and Tuk in Nai Harn beach with one of
our New Zealand students Danielle.
10th June 2007 Jason Edwards ISKA
World Champion. Jason "Smiley" Edwards is training at Rawai
Muay Tthai Camp while he prepares to fight
at Patong Boxing Stadium
on 14th June 2007. In Australia Jason Trains with Paul "Pitbull"
Grima from Pitbull
Gym in Sydney. Fight Results: Jason lost by
TKO in the 3rd round. See
the video
17th April 2007 - Danny Avison and Yodpolice at
Lumpinee
Stadium - Bangkok, Thailand.
Tonight
Yodpolice fought in the famous
Lumpinee Muay Thai
Stadium in Bangkok. Yodpolice
won by TKO, knee
to the ribs, in
the 4th round. Video
highlights of the fight
13th April 2007 Songkran Festival
The Songkran Festival is the Thai New Year and the
world's biggest water fight! See
Video of the Songkran Festival
3rd March 2007
Students from Rawai Muay Thai Camp
playing at the Phuket Town 10
Pin Bowling
ally in Big-C.
28th July 2006
Asha Ingegneri, Scott Cseszko, Australian Fight promoter Jason Lapin Asha was training at Rawai Muay Thai Camp for the weeks prior
to her fight.
Well done Asha! .... See you again in Rawai in January 2007.
28th July 2006
Greg Foley vs. John Wayne Par (Jason lapin in the center).
Sydney Australia- JWP winning on points.
March 24th 2006
Good friends, Marco and Elisa
from Italy training at Rawai Muay Thai Camp.
In Italy Marco and Elisa train
at KB Kick Boxing Club in Fidenza.
January 2006 - Rawai students Aaron and
Mark at Phuket Zoo.
December 2005
Ronen Edlshtein and Wilfred Montagne at Rawai
Muay Thai Camp - Phuket, Thailand. Now Wilfred runs the Emeral Gym in Krabi.
December 2005
Sunday is rest day at the camp.
Rawai
students go to Phi Phi Island for a day
of diving,
snorkling and fun in the sun.
December 2005
Danny Avison with Bruce "The Preacher"
McPhee at the S1 World Titles in Bangkok.
Only three weeks ago
Bruce went the distance with 4 times world champion and K1 super star John
Wayne Parr in Brisbane, Australia. JWP won on points.
November 2005
Rawai Muay Thai trainer showing off their belts:
Hehm,
Tuk, Yib, Egg.
November 2005
Tuk, owner of Rawai Muay Thai Camp and Daniel Mashamaite from South Africa
after the World Title Fight in Patong Stadium - Phuket, Thailand.
Tuk won the fight on points.
November 2005 Sing, Heem and Tuk, relaxing at a local spa after training.
All three fighters
have title fights this month. Sing - K1 title fight in
Korea;
Tuk - World Title fight in Patong Stadium (November
7th);
Hehm - Southern Thailand Title fight (November 1st)
in Patong Stadium.
November 2005
Rawai Muay Thai trainers and students
relaxing
at a local spa.
October 2005
The boys
from Jabout gym in Penrith - Sydney Australia
Australian champions at Rawai Muay Thai Camp for 2 weeks of pre-fight training in
the high humidity of the tropics - Phuket, Thailand.
In
the photo from left to right: Paul Smith 70 kg
Australian WKBF Champion
Australian NSW WKA
Champion
Paul is fighting for the Australian ISKA Title in Sydney, Australia on Nov.19th.
Jason Scerri 72kg
Australian WMTA East Coast Champion
Australian WKBF
New South Wales Champion
Jason is fighting for the Australian WKBF
Title in Sydney on November 26th.
Jason Lapin
Jason is the owner/ manager and fight promoter at Jabout gym in Penrith, Australia.
For information about training in Jabout or about any of the above mentioned fights
in Sydney Australia you can contact Jason Lapin:
Mobile: 0410 444 640
Scott
Cseszko 63kg
Australian WKBF NSW Title
Scott
has a non title fight in Sydney, Australia on November 26th.
October 2005 - Sing at Rawai Muay Thai Camp
(Trainer at Rawai
Muay Thai Camp ) Sing
preparing for the K1 title next month in Korea.
Sing was
the 2004 Korean K1 Champion and in November 2005 Sing returns to Korea to defend
his title.
September 2005 The girls from Cheap Ass restaurant.
Saturday
Night at the Muay Thai bar.
August 2005
Emmanuel and Danny starting the 13 KM run to
Farang Bah Hill.
Emmanuel is a runner sponsored by Nike and ranked number
1 junior in Canada 2005.
Rawai students riding to the gym on an elephant.
August 2005
Australian WKA Title holder Jason " Smiley"
with
Southern Thailand Title holder Yib. Tuk is in the middle.
Rawai
Muay Thai Camp August, 2005
May 2005 - MMA - Mixed Martial Arts Training
at
Rawai Muay Thai
Camp.Thai Fighter/Trainer Hehm training with mixed martial arts fighter
Nick Mellor at Rawai Muay Thai camp.
Nick has just returned from Brazil
where he was training at
the Brazilian Top Team Mixed Martial Arts Camp.
MMA - Mixed Martial Arts in Phuket, Thailand
Nick is now in Thailand to work on his stand-up
technique against our
Thai fighters that have
exceptional stand up fighting skills and very
strong
ground fighting skills.
May 2005 - George Lekakis with some of our young
Thai fighters at Rawai Muay Thai Camp.
MMA student working on his stand up fighting skills
with Thai boxing
trainers at Rawai Muay Thai Camp.
May 2005 - Young Thai fighters at Rawai Muay
Thai Camp
testing
their fitness levels with some
triathlon training.
April
2005 Sing returns to Rawai Muay Thai Camp after
winning the Korean KOMA Title
Songkran Festival - April 13th 2005
The Songkran Festival
is the world's largest water fight.
It's the Thai New Year and all of Thailand
celebrates
this day with
a massive water fight in the streets.
If
you venture outdoors during the Songkran Festival
you will get
wet,
April 13th is by far the funnest day
to be in Thailand.
Fight night at Koh Phangan (Home of the Full Moon Party)
Danny Avison - Buoy - Hehm - February 2005
Fight Night at Koh Phangan.
Richard looking very
happy after knocking out the Thai fighter
1 minute
into
the first round - February 2005
Full Moon Party - Drinking from buckets!
Full Moon Party - Dave and Tuk - February 2005
Full Moon Party - Tuk and Danny (Frank in the background)
Full Moon Party - February 2005.
The boys from Belgium - 2004.
Ayla boxing at Rawai Muay Thai Camp - 2004.
Reni Maitua & Danny Avison at Rawai Muay Thai Camp - November 2004.
Reni plays for
the Bulldogs in the Australian Rugby League
(2004 League
Champions)
Ben having a snooze after morning training -
December, 2004.
Frank training with Fad at Nai Harn Beach -
December,
2004.
Students and trainers party together in Patong
Beach, 2004
Trainer Fin at Rawai Muay Thai Camp
Southern Thailand Champion 2004.
Jack's Birthday Party at the original Muay Thai
Bar, 2004.
Students and trainers
party until the
early hours of the morning.
Danny, Travis and Tuk - December, 2004
Nicky and Tuk - Saturday night party at the
Muay Thai
Bar February, 2004
Hanna Training with Heem - 2004
Hanna training with Heem - 2004
The monkeys are usually hiding in the trees.
The Coastal road between Rawai & Kata beaches.
Back in the old days. Thai fighters at
Rawai Muay Thai
Camp - 2003
Coastal road between Rawai and Kata Beach
The Original Rawai Muay Thai Camp November 2003.
One boxing ring, 4 rooms and lots of chickens in the yard!
2003 A view of the front of Rawai Muay Thai Camp.
This photo
shows the quiet tropical location of the gym.
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Rawai Muay Thai in Phuket will close down at the end of October 2013. We will be moving to the new camp in Khao Lak.
Congratulations to trainer Moo for winning the Bangla Stadium belt this week. On Wednesday October 17, 2012 he fought against a larger opponent, Anvar from Russia, in a tightly contested battle. After round 3, the odds against Moo were 5-1, but in Round 4 Moo took a up a notch and won the fight by decision. Congratulations. Another belt for the Rawai team!
Tuk holds pads for Elena, 5 years old.
November 2005
