Proven the most effective striking art on the planet.

Muaythai is the striking style most commonly used in professional Mixed Martial Arts (such as the UFC) style competitions.

It is known as the “Art of 8 Limbs” because it utilises punches, kicks, elbows, and knees – making it the most versatile and effective striking system on the planet.

Even better, it is a great workout and not boring – this motivates people who normally hate going to the gym and gets them working out while learning practical striking skills.

While training Muaythai you will…

  • Discover the science and mechanics of proper striking (kicking, punching, footwork, head movement, offence and defence).

  • Develop strong cardio along with explosiveness (Muaythai training increases your cardio and builds strength at the same time).

  • Improve focus, concentration and increase eye/body coordination.

  • Build muscle and lose fat while learning practical self-defence skills.

  • Make new friends and have tons of fun!

Frequently Asked Questions

What a regular class looks like

Your training will start with 15-20 minutes of warm-up drills involving skipping, conditioning, Muaythai-specific movement drills and shadow boxing.

Following the warm-up, your Coach will develop your skills with any number of training exercises including pad work, bag work, technical drills with partners and more. The content of the class will vary from week to week, keeping the class fresh while focusing on all aspects of Muaythai. Your Coach will help and correct you where needed and answer any questions you might have along the way. We were all beginners once and we’ll treat you professionally and with the highest level of patience. We’re confident you will get the hang of it fast!

In Advanced classes, you will often have the opportunity to apply what you have learned with sparring. While Sparring is NOT compulsory, the objective is to test your skills, to attempt to apply what you have learned in the class and to have some fun – it is not to hurt each other. Immersion Coaches pay extremely careful attention during sparring, ensuring that it is performed safely and in the spirit of learning.

We are extremely proud to have developed a fantastic team culture with no ‘meat-heads’ and as a result both training and sparring are safe and positive experiences.

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Class Timetable

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Meet your coaches

Keith Grant
Keith GrantMuaythai Coach
Keith has been involved in Muay Thai for over 20 years now. Originally from Scotland, he begun training when he travelled to Thailand for the first time and has been hooked since. Over the years he has fought in both Scotland and England and proudly represented his country twice on the world stage. During this time he was ranked #6 in the U.K.

Drawing from his large amount of experience Keith also holds his judging licence in the U.K. and Australia and you’ll see him judging on many of the countries biggest shows.

Jenny Ngo
Jenny NgoMuaythai Coach
I started Muay Thai in 2015 just graduating from high school looking to get fit and live a healthier lifestyle with a bit of fun with some self-defence which led me to come across Immersion Mixed Martial Arts, where I decided to give Muay Thai a chance. After the first class I took, I signed up straight
away. I loved it so much that I dedicated myself to it, attending every class. Since then, I have competed at all levels from interclub to amateur and pro. I am currently coaching and competing professionally in Muaythai. My goal is to keep competing and strive to achieve my full potential in my weight class, where I can be pushed and challenged in this sport.
Kahow Lee
Kahow LeeMuaythai Coach
I was always into martial art movies when I was younger. As I was finishing high school, I wanted to get into a sport, but didn’t enjoy having to work with teammates (who I would always let down). Combat Sports stood out as it felt like the purest form of competition. The sport always brings something new to
the table. There’s always ways to innovate your style, and test it against others. It stays interesting. I want to help give students the tools they need to experience the sport. Training, regardless of contact and level, is fun, and I want people to experience that.

Locations

Glen Waverley

Ringwood