Rawai Muay Thai Camp
Thai Boxing/Fitness Training Camp
Phuket, Thailand
Training in the tropics
Living the dream
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Novan
Hey all :) After researching some camps I think Rawai is definitely for me...
The thing is I'm going to Thailand hopefully in November with a couple friends and I plan to train. The only problem is it seems that I may only be able to train for say, 1 or 2 weeks at most because of time constraints and visa etc.
Would this be too short for my training and visit to Rawai? I feel like if I'm only going to be doing 1 or 2 short weeks then maybe I shouldn't just go at all (Because I won't want to leave and be very unhappy my going home :) )
Please advise
Thanks :)
Novan
P.S I got a kyokushin background, currently doing BJJ and Muay Thai.
The thing is I'm going to Thailand hopefully in November with a couple friends and I plan to train. The only problem is it seems that I may only be able to train for say, 1 or 2 weeks at most because of time constraints and visa etc.
Would this be too short for my training and visit to Rawai? I feel like if I'm only going to be doing 1 or 2 short weeks then maybe I shouldn't just go at all (Because I won't want to leave and be very unhappy my going home :) )
Please advise
Thanks :)
Novan
P.S I got a kyokushin background, currently doing BJJ and Muay Thai.
imho if you spar hard everyday and do your own strength and conditioning routine aswell you'll get a lot out of it!
The average stay in the camp is between 2-4 weeks. If you can only stay 1 week that's ok. You can still get a lot our of the training especially if you do both training sessions daily. 
Country: Thailand
