Tampa Muay Thai

Tucked away in the southern boundary of trendy Seminole Heights just north of bustling downtown, Tampa Must Thai is the only place I know of where a neurosurgeon gets (legally) kicked by a fast food worker and a salsa dancer can learn to do a push up.
Known for pumping out professional and amateur Thai boxers, Tampa Muay Thai has expanded its curriculum to meet my physical fitness needs in an innovative and hip environment.
When you walk into the gym, you begin to grasp why «muay Thai is life». Most people, even fight fans, have no clue why dudes wear short silk shorts and girls exhale loudly when they kick. And then the trainers (almost all with funny accents) get down to business and actually train. They blend Thai culture with a little (less literal) ass kicking. After a few sessions and even more tweaks to technique, you realize shorts aid in agility and breathing heavily elevates power. But it’s not just the trainers’ expertise that sells me on this place — it’s mostly the culture.
With members ranging in gender, race, nationality, size, and socioeconomic class, TMT brings everyone with different training aspirations together cohesively through different avenues of Muay Thai training. From the strength and conditioning to dirty boxing or sparring classes, the trainers at Tampa muay Thai fulfill the needs of anyone with any inkling toward fighting or general physical fitness.
I couldn’t give this place enough stars for the culture, expertise, and results.

Whether you’re looking for traditional Muay Thai or a friendly place to get an incredible workout, look no further than Tampa Muay Thai. The instructors are great and bring you along at your pace. I’ve done it all from cross fit to orange theory, this is the best workout in town.

«When I moved here from Philadelphia, the first thing I did was seek out a gym to continue my training. I found TMT, and I have been really impressed with the quality of the teaching. I love the philosophy of the gym and the variety of classes is really great. The conditioning is challenging. I feel like I’m always being pushed forward and further. It’s one of the best things I’ve ever done for myself. Love TMT!