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Classes

Muay Thai at the core. Boxing, wrestling, MMA and kids classes alongside. Pick a discipline, or pick them all.

A Muay Thai fighter kicking a heavy bag

Thailand's national sport uses punches, kicks, elbows, knees and the clinch. It's the heart of MMTA and the discipline the academy is named for.

  • Beginners welcome
  • Through to fight team
A boxer hitting focus mitts held by a coach

The sweet science. MMTA runs several boxing formats. The class names below come from the academy's own Instagram.

  • Boxing Tech
  • Boxing Burnout
  • Boxing Bootcamp
  • Boxing Rumble
  • Boxing Fitness

[Short description of each boxing format — to be supplied by MMTA]

Two wrestlers in red and blue singlets locked head to head in a collar tie

Collar ties, hand-fighting, takedowns and scrambles: the base that decides where the fight happens.

  • Wrestling
  • All levels
An MMA fighter resting against the cage

Everything connected: stand-up, clinch, takedowns and ground work, blended into one complete game.

  • MMA
  • Striking + grappling
A young student punching a pad held by a kneeling coach

Martial arts for young students, building confidence, discipline and fitness. The kids membership covers unlimited classes for ages up to 13.

  • Ages up to 13
  • Unlimited kids classes

Your path

Beginner to
fight team.

  1. 01

    Walk in

    No experience needed. Every fighter on the team started with a first class.

  2. 02

    Build the base

    Stance, guard, footwork and technique, drilled until they're second nature.

  3. 03

    Keep showing up

    Consistency builds the fitness, the skill and the confidence.

  4. 04

    Step up

    Ready to compete? The fight team takes it to the next level.

Wrap up.

Your first class is the hardest one to walk into. After that, it's just training.

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