Start with age and independence
Toddlers and preschoolers
Supervision comes first
Ask for the exact minimum age, whether a parent participates, and whether a short trial is possible. A class advertised for children may still be unsuitable for a child who needs continuous individual attention. Arrange supervision for the whole period you are away, including travel.
School-age children
Try the session before buying a month
Discuss experience, language, group size and how the coach introduces contact. Ask your child what they enjoyed after the trial. Matching the adult timetable is useful only if the child actually wants to return.
Teenagers
Check the class, not just the gym
Ask whether a youth group, an adapted adult class or private coaching would suit your teenager. Check the minimum age for the specific class, weights area or sparring session.
For a lesson shared by parents and children, request a family private session explicitly: give every participant’s age and experience, and ask how the coach divides attention. Ask for one quote covering everyone, the session length and any equipment hire.
Children’s classes with published details
The table lists training classes, with prices in Thai baht from the providers’ pages or price boards. Parent-presence and drop-off arrangements are not specified for every provider.
| Gym and class | Published schedule | Published price | Before booking |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lions kids’ Muay Thai Fitness Street | 08:00 and 16:00; main page says Mon–Sat | Drop-in ฿450 Week ฿2,500 Month ฿5,000 | Exact minimum age, session length and Saturday availability; the separate kids’ site shows Mon–Fri |
| Lions kids’ BJJ Fitness Street | Mon–Fri, 17:30 | Drop-in ฿300 Week ฿1,000 Month ฿3,000 Page says VAT included | Minimum age: the main page says 3–12, the dedicated kids’ site says 4–12; ask about preschool acceptance and finishing time |
| Pirate Camp · CrossFit Teens Fitness Street | Tue & Thu 17:00–18:00 Ages 12–18 | Youth-class fee not listed | Our recurring event lists coached strength, mobility and technique work. The published event does not list a youth pass price or equipment-hire charge. |
| Unit 27 · Hybrid Kids Fitness Street | Saturday 11:00–12:00 Ages 8–16 | Regular class fee not listed | Listed in our events and Unit 27’s live booking schedule. Its complimentary launch offer required photo/video permission; regular-class photography terms are not listed. |
| Phuket Fight Club kids’ Muay Thai Soi Palai, Chalong — outside Fitness Street | Mon, Wed, Fri 17:15–18:15 | Drop-in ฿300 Week ฿700 Month ฿2,500 | Accepted ages, trial booking, equipment and whether a parent stays |
| Phuket Fight Club kids’ BJJ Soi Palai, Chalong — outside Fitness Street | Mon–Fri 17:15–18:15 | Drop-in ฿300 Week ฿500 Month ฿2,000 | Accepted ages, uniform requirements, class availability and parent-presence rules |
| Motus Cultura · Kids CrossFit Rawai — outside Fitness Street | Mon–Fri 17:30 Saturday 09:00 Ages 7–15 | Drop-in ฿350 5 classes ฿1,600 10 classes ฿3,000 20 classes ฿5,500 | Published pack validity: 5 weeks / 1 month / 2 months respectively. Check the age group and current booking timetable. |
Motus Cultura’s prices were rechecked on 11 October 2026 against its official pricing page and kids’ page. Other price references were checked on 24 September 2026.
Phuket Fight Club details are transcribed from the timetable and training-price images currently displayed on its official schedule page. The images do not state children’s ages or tax treatment. The linked schedule page has timetable updates.
Pirate Camp and Unit 27: the linked events list the ages and times above, and Hybrid Kids also appeared in Unit 27’s live Saturday schedule when checked. Its free launch session required photo/video permission; the regular Saturday fee is not listed. See the Pirate Camp and Unit 27 gym pages for schedule updates.
Motus Cultura: its kids’ page advertises a 10% sibling discount when two or more siblings sign up, and a 10% parent-child offer when a parent has an active membership. The published terms do not say whether these discounts can be combined. It also lists an adult CrossFit class alongside the weekday 17:30 children’s session. View Motus Cultura’s location and classes.
Lions also lists a combined kids’ Muay Thai + BJJ pass at ฿3,000/week or ฿7,000/month. Its Muay Thai page says children train at the same time as adults, which could help parents coordinate. Use the gym’s class timetable to plan the sessions, and ask whether a parent must stay on site. Compare the dedicated kids’ site when asking about the age and timetable differences above. See Lions on MyFitMate.
Book the child’s first class before building your training week
Book the specific children’s session and check the age range, fee and whether you need to stay.
- Lions: the Kids Muay Thai page asks families to message first to confirm the best session. For a BJJ trial, its Kids BJJ page asks for the child’s age and experience.
- Pirate Camp: the official booking instructions use Glofox. Confirm the youth session and how to register your child with the gym before reserving a place.
- Unit 27: use its official timetable and booking-app links when planning a visit. Ask the gym to confirm the Hybrid Kids session you intend to attend and its regular fee.
- Motus Cultura: its pricing page gives website and app booking options and lists shoes and a water bottle to bring. Confirm the age group and selected class before travelling to Rawai.
For the off-street option on Soi Palai, see the Phuket Fight Club gym details. Parents planning their own first sessions can use our first-week Muay Thai guide. Check children’s class and equipment requirements separately.
How parents can fit their own training in
Alternating adult sessions is a straightforward starting point when two caregivers travel together: one trains while the other stays with the child, then they swap. Account for the full class, shower and return journey. If you plan to train at the same time, check that your child’s session lasts long enough and that the gym is happy with the arrangement.
For a solo parent, settle supervision before buying a training membership. Ask who is responsible during the class, what happens if the child finishes early or wants to leave, and whether you must remain on site. We haven’t listed a staffed childcare service here.
If your child is accompanying you rather than training, ask whether the gym permits this and where they can stay. Staff may not be able to supervise a child in the café or reception area. Keep a backup plan for cancelled classes and days when the child does not want to train.
Book the sleeping arrangement, not just a room category
Send the property the number of adults, each child’s age and the beds you need. Ask for maximum occupancy, actual bed sizes, any cot or extra-bed charge, and whether “connecting rooms” means an internal door. Check where everyone sleeps when adults want an early night or a child needs a nap.
- Signature Phuket Resort publishes free stays for ages 0–11 sharing existing bedding, extra beds at ฿500 per person per night, and adult treatment from age 12. It says cots are unavailable. Maximum occupancy depends on the room you book. Its pool is for staying guests only.
- Cocoville describes separate living space and a mini pantry in its Luxury Villas. Ask how many children can stay, which beds are included and the total price for your family.
Check the actual walk from your room to the gym, evening noise, fridge access, laundry and places to dry kit. For a room beside a pool, ask about door locks and pool access barriers. Plan to supervise children at the pool unless you have arranged a supervised session or lesson.
For a separate swim, use our Phuket swimming-pool guide to distinguish booked lanes, public admission and leisure day access. Children’s entry fees and adult-supervision rules vary by pool.
A flexible first week
Leave room for your child’s interests and energy rather than filling every available slot. Start with one trial, then build the week around what works.
- Arrival: settle into the room, find meals and walk the route to the gym before committing to passes.
- First trial: attend one suitable kids’ session with the agreed parent arrangement. One adult can try a separate class if supervision is already covered.
- Review: ask the child and coach whether the group fits. Book the sessions your child enjoyed and choose the smallest pass that covers them.
- Build the routine: repeat the sessions that worked, alternate parents where needed, and reserve time for swimming, meals and activities beyond training.
- Before extending: check next week’s timetable, room availability and whether unused sessions expire. Buy a longer pass only once the arrangement works for everyone.
What changes in the family budget?
Use the one-month Fitness Street budget for adult Muay Thai, food and local cost references, then build a household total. Multiplying a solo traveller’s total by the number of people can both overcount shared accommodation and miss extra beds, children’s classes and supervision.
List the full family room total; each person’s actual training pass; meals and drinks; any paid childcare; laundry; and transport for the whole party. A child who tries one class does not automatically need a month of two sports. Include equipment rental or purchase only after asking what the class requires.
For a 14-night holiday, request a 14-night room quote. Do not halve a monthly room offer or assume a long-stay training discount applies. Compare the final total for your dates, including high-season supplements and cancellation terms.
Family planning questions
Which children’s classes are on Fitness Street?
The comparison above includes Lions, Pirate Camp and Unit 27 on Fitness Street. Phuket Fight Club is on Soi Palai in Chalong, and Motus Cultura is in Rawai. Use the Fitness Street guide for an overview of places in the area.
Can I leave my child at the gym while I train?
Ask the gym before booking your own training: who will supervise your child, do you need to stay on site, and what happens if the class ends early? A children’s class may not allow drop-offs. The parent-planning section sets out these questions.
How we checked this guide
Selected official sources rechecked 21 October 2026. The linked Lions, Pirate Camp, Motus Cultura, Phuket Fight Club, Signature Phuket and Cocoville pages were revisited for this update. The dates beside individual prices still apply. Lions’ websites give different age ranges and Muay Thai days, as noted in the table.
We checked the official gym schedules, price boards, property pages and MyFitMate event listings linked above on 24 September 2026, with Motus Cultura’s kids’ prices rechecked on 11 October 2026. Pirate Camp teens and Unit 27 kids’ details come from our published events; Unit 27’s next session was also present in the live schedule. The class listings don’t specify childcare arrangements; discuss supervision with the gym before booking.
Browse Fitness Street places and our CrossFit, HYROX and HIIT guide for the adults’ side of the trip. Use the report button below if a provider publishes changed details.