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Sor Klinmee Muay Thai Gym

📍 Nong Prue / East Pattaya (Soi Khao Talo area) 💰 ฿ 🕐 Mon-Sat — Morning + Afternoon sessions; closed Sundays
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Sor Klinmee Muay Thai Gym

Overview

Sor Klinmee is a small, family-owned, working-fighter Muay Thai camp in East Pattaya with one of the deepest fighting-family legacies in modern Thai combat sports. Founded in 2009 by Mit Klinmee — better known as Tappaya Sit-Or, his ring name during his championship fighting career — the gym is the home of Sudsakorn Sor Klinmee, one of Thailand's most accomplished Muay Thai exporters with a remarkable 330-fight career (278 wins, 48 losses, 4 draws). It is also part of the broader Sit-Or / Klinmee fighting dynasty — a multi-generation family that includes Tappaya himself, his brother Yokthai Sit-Or, nephew Rambaa "M16" Somdet (Thailand's first MMA world champion), and Sinsamut Klinmee (Sudsakorn's younger brother, currently in ONE Championship).

For training depth, you cannot find a more lineage-rich small camp in Pattaya. The gym sits 100 meters from Rambaa Somdet's M16 Gym — the two operations function as a small Sit-Or family training cluster in Nong Prue, with cross-training between camps possible.

For travelers wanting authentic Thai pedagogy at low prices under a fighter who's competed at the highest international levels, Sor Klinmee is one of the strongest budget choices in Pattaya. Drop-in pricing in the ฿200-300 range and monthly memberships around ฿4,000-7,000 make this gym genuinely accessible for committed long-stay students.

The Sit-Or / Klinmee Fighting Family

Understanding Sor Klinmee requires understanding the family it comes from. The Sit-Or / Klinmee dynasty is one of the most decorated multi-generational fighting families in modern Thai Muay Thai.

Mit Klinmee — "Tappaya Sit-Or" (Founder)

The gym's founder is Mit Klinmee, born the youngest of 11 children into a fighting family. His ring name during his career was Tappaya Sit-Or — the name reflecting his original camp affiliation (Sit-Or Gym).

Yokthai Sit-Or (Tappaya's Older Brother)

Tappaya's older brother. Fought as Yokthai Sit-Or during his career. Active in the family fighting tradition that produced multiple notable fighters.

Rambaa "M16" Somdet (Nephew — Thailand's First MMA World Champion)

Rambaa is Tappaya's nephew and one of the most accomplished combat sports figures in Thailand:

Sudsakorn "O" Sor Klinmee (Star Fighter at the Camp)

Sudsakorn is the most internationally famous fighter to come out of Sor Klinmee and one of Thailand's most accomplished Muay Thai exporters:

Sinsamut Klinmee (Sudsakorn's Younger Brother — Currently in ONE Championship)

The next generation:

What Training at Sor Klinmee Looks Like

Authentic Thai Camp Aesthetic

Sor Klinmee is a traditional, no-frills Thai working camp. Open-air pavilion, single ring, heavy bags hanging from beams, basic free weights, fighters living on-site. No air conditioning, no juice bar, no resort amenities. This is what Muay Thai gyms look like before tourism remakes them.

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Sessions

Drop-In Friendly

Adjacent to Rambaa M16

The 100m walk between Sor Klinmee and Rambaa Somdet M16 Gym means students can:

Pricing

Among the most affordable serious training in Pattaya:

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For a student who wants direct access to a former pro fighter from a deep fighting family at a fraction of resort-camp prices, Sor Klinmee is unmatched value.

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Quick Reference Card

| Field | Value | |---|---| | Address | Nong Prue, Bang Lamung 20150 (Soi Khao Talo area) | | Founded | 2009 by Mit "Tappaya Sit-Or" Klinmee | | Family lineage | Sit-Or fighting family (Tappaya, Yokthai, Rambaa "M16" Somdet) | | Star fighter | Sudsakorn Sor Klinmee (278W from 330 fights) | | Next-gen | Sinsamut Klinmee — Sudsakorn's brother, current ONE Championship | | 100m from | Rambaa Somdet M16 Gym (family cluster) | | Drop-in | ~฿200-400 | | Monthly | ~฿4,000-7,000 | | Hours | Mon-Sat morning + afternoon | | Languages | Thai (primary); basic English workable | | Verified | 2026-04-27 |