
How Much Does a Kun Khmer Class Cost in Siem Reap?
A single Kun Khmer class at our gym in Siem Reap costs $9 as a drop-in day pass. Beyond that, pricing scales with how long you're staying and how much personal coaching you want: $69 for a week, $129 for a month, $20 per class for private 1-on-1 lessons, and $299 for a structured 6-week fight camp. There are no hidden add-ons at any tier — the price you see is the price you pay, whether you're stopping in once on a layover in Siem Reap or training with us for months as a resident.
Kun Khmer Club pricing
| Option | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Day pass (drop-in) | $9 | Tourists, one-off visits, trying it before committing |
| Weekly pass | $69 | Travelers staying several days to a week in Siem Reap |
| Monthly pass | $129 | Expats and longer-stay visitors training regularly |
| Private 1-on-1 class | $20 | Focused, personal coaching with Phanet or Ramon |
| 6-week fight camp | $299 | Serious training block — conditioning, technique, and structure |
Which Option Actually Fits Your Trip
If you're in Siem Reap for a day or two around your Angkor Wat visit, the $9 day pass is the obvious call — no commitment, no math required, and nothing left unused if your plans change. If you've got closer to a week, the $69 weekly pass works out cheaper than paying per class across multiple visits, and it removes the small daily decision of whether to go — the pass is already covering it. Longer-stay expats and residents tend to land on the $129 monthly pass, which is the best per-class value once you're training more than a handful of times over a few weeks; at four or more classes a month it beats paying day-by-day, and most of our regulars train far more than that. None of these lock you into a fixed schedule beyond the classes you actually attend — miss a day and nothing is forfeited beyond that one session.
What Every Price Point Includes
Gloves, hand wraps, and pads are provided at every tier — day pass or monthly, you show up in workout clothes and we handle the gear, so there's no separate rental fee tacked onto the sticker price and nothing you're expected to arrive already owning. Training is barefoot on mats. Coaching is led by Kon Phanet and Ramon, who between them have 50+ professional Kun Khmer fights in Cambodia, so a $9 day pass gets you the same instruction quality as someone on the monthly plan — the difference is how many times you're getting it, not how good it is on any given day. That consistency matters if you're deciding between a single class and a longer pass: you're not paying more for better coaching, only for more of it.
Private Lessons and the 6-Week Fight Camp
Private 1-on-1 lessons run $20 per class and put you one-on-one with Phanet or Ramon for the full session — a good add-on for anyone who wants faster technical correction than a group class allows, or who'd rather learn the fundamentals privately before joining the 5:00 PM group. At $299, the 6-week fight camp is our most structured option: a sustained block of technique, pad work, and conditioning built for someone who wants real, visible progress rather than a one-off session, whether or not you're actually planning to compete. Spread across six weeks of regular training, it comes out well below what the equivalent number of day passes or private lessons would cost, which makes it the strongest value we offer for anyone staying in Siem Reap long enough to see it through. Both are arranged directly with the coaches, so message us ahead to lock in a time or start date.

FAQ
Is $9 really the full price for one class, no hidden fees?
Yes. $9 covers the class and all gear — gloves, wraps, and pads. Nothing extra to rent or buy on top of it, and no separate charge for a coach's attention during the session.
Do unused days on a weekly or monthly pass roll over?
Passes are priced for the stated period. If your plans change mid-pass, message us directly and we'll work it out with you rather than treating it as a fixed, unbendable rule.
Is the monthly pass cheaper per class than paying day-by-day?
Yes — training more than about four times a month makes the $129 monthly pass cheaper per session than repeated $9 day passes, and most regulars train well beyond that.
Can I combine a monthly pass with private lessons?
Yes, many students do both — the monthly pass for daily group training and private $20 sessions layered in for focused 1-on-1 work on whatever needs extra attention.
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Written by the coaches
Kun Khmer Club — Coaches Kon Phanet & Ramon
Head coaches Kon Phanet and Ramon have a combined 50+ professional Kun Khmer fights in Cambodia. We coach beginners, travelers, expats, and fighters at our gym in Siem Reap.
Ready to train in Siem Reap?
Drop in for a $9 day pass — the group class starts at 5:00 PM every day, and all gear is provided. Message us for today’s times.



