Overview
The Thai company record names the venue สานิตย์ สปอร์ต คลับ.
Sanit Sport Club is a multi-facility sport club at 119 Moo 3 in Pong, near Mabprachan Reservoir. The operator's September 2026 post publishes visitor and membership prices and identifies fitness, group classes, a swimming pool, sauna and group Muay Thai as current products. That is a material update from the earlier contact-only record; the exact class roster and advertised prices remain date-bound rather than permanent promises.
What training is on offer
The operator's September timetable names Spinning, Pilates, CrossFit, aerobics, yoga, TRX, Tabata, Fitball, Zumba, Power Pump, Jumping, Step, Core Body, Fighting Mix and Body Fit. That graphic is evidence of the September programme, not a guarantee that every format runs every month or that a drop-in can join without booking. Read the current graphic and ask for the exact day, start time, level and coach before travelling.
The same operator post says the advertised membership includes group Muay Thai. That supports a current group product, but it does not publish a trainer roster, participant level, equipment rule or a separate Muay Thai timetable. The primary directory category remains fitness because Sanit combines several facilities and class types; readers wanting a striking-first comparison can also use the Muay Thai directory.
What it costs
The operator's September 2026 post, checked 29 August 2026, lists ฿300 for day entry, ฿100 for swimming, a monthly price from ฿2,499, and ฿1,999 per month for existing members. “From” means the THB 2,499 figure is not a complete plan table, and the existing-member amount has an eligibility condition. Neither should be projected into another month without a fresh check.
The post says its advertised membership price covers fitness, all group classes, the pool, sauna and group Muay Thai. It does not say that the ฿300 day entry or ฿100 swim entry includes that same bundle. Ask which areas and classes the exact ticket opens; whether registration, towels, lockers or coaching cost extra; and when the pass starts and expires. The gym day-pass guide helps separate one visit from a longer membership.
Who it suits — and who it does not
Sanit now has a clearer use case for someone in Pong who wants one site for ordinary fitness, scheduled classes, swimming, sauna or group Muay Thai. The published day and swim entries also give a short-stay visitor concrete products to ask for instead of relying on a vague “day pass” enquiry.
It remains a weak fit for anyone who needs a verified machine inventory, a guaranteed class place, a documented coaching language or an undisputed Saturday closing time. Those users should compare current alternatives in the fitness directory and the East Pattaya guide.
Getting there
The exact Maps place lists 119 Moo 3, Pong, Bang Lamung, Chonburi 20150, phone +66 33 641 108 and Plus Code WXVF+35. Use the live pin; Pong and East Pattaya cover a broad inland area, and the business name alone is not a route.
The East Pattaya area page gives broader context but does not establish a taxi fare or travel time. No operator-published public-transport instruction, entrance note or parking capacity was found.
Before you go
An exact operator notice says a new schedule starts Tuesday 1 September 2026: 06:00–21:00 Monday to Friday and 06:00–18:00 Saturday and Sunday. The operator's separate September tariff post also contains an older-looking Saturday 06:00–20:00 line immediately before the Saturday–Sunday 06:00–18:00 line. The dedicated change notice is clearer, but the inconsistency remains visible here: confirm Saturday hours and any public-holiday change before setting out.
Send the intended date, pass type and required class. Ask about equipment, changing and shower facilities, air conditioning, class capacity, trainer language, age restrictions, footwear, towel and locker rules and accepted payment. The operator lists 033 641 108, sanitsportclub@gmail.com and LINE at https://line.me/R/ti/p/%40jti8439j. If Muay Thai is essential, ask for the current group-class start time rather than assuming that it follows the general opening window.
What we could not verify
- The September post does not publish a complete membership term, new-member eligibility rule, registration fee, expiry date or cancellation terms.
- It does not establish whether day entry includes classes, the pool, sauna or group Muay Thai, or whether the swim ticket opens any other area.
- The two September operator posts conflict on Saturday closing time; the dedicated change notice says 18:00, while the timetable post also retains a 20:00 line.
- No dependable strength/cardio equipment inventory, class-capacity rule, trainer roster, coaching language, parking detail, holiday schedule or accessibility route was published.
