Pinsinchai Muay Thai Gym

The Pinsinchai camp was founded by Major General Sawake Pinsinchai, also known as "Asawindam" or "The Black Knight," in the 1980s. With a distinguished career in the Thai police, where he commanded a northern province for many years, General Pinsinchai transitioned into the Muay Thai world after his own boxing career, establishing this camp in Bangkok.

For over 25 years, the Pinsinchai camp has trained many champions. Among the most renowned is Burlek Pinsinchai, a Thailand Champion in 1983 and 1984, and a Lumpinee Champion in 1986 and 1987, who later opened his own gym, Burlek Gym, in Lampang. Burlek continues to share his expertise worldwide through seminars.

The camp is also home to the legendary 'Thailand Pinsinchai,' a 3-time Lumpinee Champion, Rajadamnern Champion, and Thailand Champion, who has now retired. Another distinguished fighter, Samkheng Pinsinchai, a Rajadamnern Champion, has also contributed to the rich legacy of the Pinsinchai camp. Other champions like Weerachart, Pompayak, Anantachai, and Sanchoeng, who was named Best Boxer of Thailand, have all played significant roles in shaping the camp's storied history.