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Muay Thai in Zurich. The art of eight limbs – technique, rhythm, respect. No experience needed.
Sergei Liubchenko – Head Coach Muay Thai · Multiple-time world champion
Free Trial ClassMuay Thai, or Thai boxing, is one of the most effective striking arts there is. Fists, elbows, knees and shins, plus the clinch. Eight weapons instead of two, at distance and right up close.
You learn it from Sergei, a professional fighter from Ukraine with over 24 years of experience and several world titles. He builds your technique from the ground up, wherever you start.
Sparring is part of it, light and technical. It is not about winning, it is about getting better, and about feeling good in the group. If you want to compete, you train with the competition team. That takes commitment.
Your first session is free. Before that, we'll have a quick chat to see whether IMPACT is the right fit for you.
Fill in the short form – it takes less than 60 seconds.
A quick get-to-know: what are you looking for, what do we offer – and does it fit? If yes, we'll find your class and set a date.
Come in and train along. Loaner gear is ready – all you need is sportswear.
Fill in the form and we'll give you a call to plan your first session together. The trial class is free, loaner gear included.
Sergei has more than 300 fights behind him and teaches you the same technique he won them with. From day one, at your own pace.
Professional fighter and coach from Ukraine with over 24 years of experience in combat sports. His career is defined by international success, multiple world titles, and a lifelong dedication to Muay Thai.
Sergei is a professional fighter and trainer from Ukraine with over 24 years of experience in combat sports. His journey began in 2002 at the age of 14 with Muay Thai — a discipline that remains the foundation of his style and philosophy to this day.
His impressive amateur career includes over 300 fights on both national and international levels. Sergei became multiple-time World Champion in Thailand and won the Ukrainian National Championship seven times.
He made his professional debut in 2005. Across 30 professional fights, he secured major titles including European Champion, Intercontinental Champion, Ukrainian Champion, World Champion in Khmer Boxing (Cambodia), World Champion in Muay Thai, and World Champion in Kickboxing (WPK). For his outstanding achievements, he was awarded the title “Master of Sports of International Class.”
Today, Sergei continues to live and breathe the sport, training with the same discipline and passion that defined the beginning of his career. In addition to Muay Thai, he teaches kickboxing and classical boxing at a professional level. He also integrates functional training methods and CrossFit into his coaching approach to develop strength, endurance, and elite-level athleticism.
Disciplines: Muay Thai, Fitness Kickboxing, Boxing
Nathan is Swiss and came to martial arts as a child. He took his first steps in Taekwondo before moving to kickboxing, where he had his first competitive fights.
He then built his striking in Muay Thai and fought successfully in several Swiss cities. Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu followed, and he holds a purple belt in it today.
That covers what MMA is made of: punches and kicks standing up, control on the ground, and the transition in between. He teaches it the same way — technique, timing and tactics rather than raw power.
Nathan takes the sport seriously, himself less so. The tone in his classes is relaxed, the standard for technique is not. He competes himself and has never stopped learning.
Fists, elbows, knees, shins – Muay Thai uses the whole body. Powerful and direct, yet rhythmic and precise.
Straights, hooks, uppercuts. Clean punching technique in combinations – with guard, timing and awareness.
The close-range weapon. Short, precise, controlled – always trained with respect and protection.
Power from the hips. Knee strikes and clinch work for control at close range.
Shin, not instep. Roundhouse, teep and footwork – range, mobility, precision.
No experience needed. We'll lend you gloves – just bring sportswear and water.
In Zurich we have 12 Muay Thai sessions per week, from basics to competition level.
A class lasts 60 minutes: warm-up, technique with a partner, pad work, then rounds. Basics classes are for getting started, all-levels classes for everyone who already trains.
Just sign up for your trial class via the form. You can come in for free to get to know us and the classes – we'll give you a quick call beforehand.
No. Every drill can be adapted to your level and you set your own pace. The sessions are demanding, but doable for anyone who wants to move.
A bit of sparring is part of training with us. It stays light and technical, with clear rules, and there are no hard shots to the head. The point is to get better, not to win.
No. We provide boxing gloves for your trial class free of charge. Sportswear and water are all you need.
Yes, the studio has showers – head straight to work or into your day feeling fresh and energised.
At Walchestrasse 15, 8006 Zürich – only about a 3-minute walk from Zurich main station. Quick and easy to reach after work or school.
