You know that feeling, the one where you stare down the weighing scale, hoping the number’s budged, only to see the same stubborn digits again. You’ve cut carbs, done late-night treadmill guilt sessions, and even flirted with some weird tea that promised miracles. And yet, nothing sticks.
Here’s the thing most people won’t tell you: it’s not just about burning calories. It’s about finding something you can actually stick with. Something that challenges you, excites you, and gives you a real reason to keep showing up. That’s where Muay Thai comes in.
It’s Not Just A Workout, It’s A Wake-Up Call

Muay Thai torches up to 1,000 calories per session while building full-body strength, cardio, and grit—no burpees, just real work that delivers real results.
Muay Thai isn’t your average gym class where you jog in place and pretend to enjoy burpees. It’s intense. It’s gritty. It’s real. And most importantly, it works.
Each session torches calories! We’re talking 600 to 1,000 or more, depending on your effort and intensity of course. But more importantly, it hits every muscle group. You’ll kick, punch, elbow, and knee your way into better cardio, improved strength, sharper coordination, and a serious sweat.
And yeah, the first few sessions will humble you, but in the best possible way.
How To Actually Lose 5kg In 30 Days With Muay Thai

Losing 5kg in 30 days is doable! Train 3–5 times a week, clean up your diet, sleep well, hydrate, and track your progress for real results that go beyond the scale.
Let’s not overcomplicate it. Losing 5kg in 30 days is totally doable if you show up and commit.
Here’s a simple blueprint:
- Train 3 To 5 times A week: You don’t need to go all-in every single day, but consistency is key.
- Clean Up Your Diet: We’re not talking chicken breast sadness 24/7, just cut out the deep-fried distractions and sugary drinks. Think: lean protein, whole foods, and yes, still enjoying food like a sane human.
- Sleep Well And Hydrate: Don’t underestimate the basics. Muscles rebuild and fat burns when you’re resting correctly.
- Track Your Progress: Not just the weight, energy levels, stamina, and mood. All of it counts.
Commit to that for 30 days, and you’ll be surprised not just by the weight loss, but by how different you feel.
It’s Not The Kicks. It’s Just… Showing Up

Most people don’t feel ready when they start Muay Thai — but with each session, it becomes an addictive, structured escape that builds confidence, fitness, and real results without the pressure.
Here’s something you probably won’t see on a gym flyer: most people don’t feel ready when they start. Some feel out of shape. Others feel awkward just trying to throw a basic jab. And honestly? That’s completely normal.
The magic isn’t in how fast you can kick or how hard you hit. It’s the fact that you keep coming back. One thing that every Muay Thai enthusiast will tell you is that Muay Thai is addictive.
What Muay Thai does well is give you structure. One hour where you’re not thinking about work, or calories, or how you look. Just you, the pads, the coach giving you encouragement, and the sweat on the mat. It’s oddly therapeutic.
And when you train alongside others, you’ll realize everyone is on their own fitness journey. It’s even easier to stay consistent. No pressure, no judgment. Just effort.
Results come quietly. Your clothes fit better. You’re not as winded on stairs. Your mood shifts. Little things that sneak up on you, in a good way.
The Bonus Stuff No One Talks About

You came to lose weight, but gained clarity, discipline, community and real self-defense skills along the way!
You came to lose weight, but you end up gaining so much more.
- Mental Clarity: Hitting pads is way cheaper than therapy.
- Discipline That Spills Over Into Everything: Whether it’s your diet, career, or lifestyle, Muay Thai teaches the discipline to level up every part of your life.
- Community: You meet people who push you, encourage you, and sometimes just make you laugh when you feel like giving up!
- Real Self-Defense Skills: You’re not just torching fats, you’re learning how to handle yourself and even defend your love ones should the need ever arise.
What It’s Like To Train At Evolve MMA

At Evolve MMA, our World Champion instructors welcome beginners with zero judgment. Just expert guidance, real support, and a free trial at Orchard Central, Star Vista, or Kinex!
At Evolve MMA, we don’t care if you’ve never thrown a punch in your life. Our instructors? Many of them are World Champions, and they’re as humble as they are skilled! They’ll walk with you, sweat with you, and push you just the right amount.
With convenient locations at Orchard Central, Star Vista, Kinex and a complimentary trial for first-timers, you’ve got nothing to lose (except maybe those 5kg)!
Level Up With A Fitness Plan That Works
So if you’re looking to finally lose weight and keep it off, pairing the right exercise routine with a healthy diet should be on your to-do list. One type of exercise that’s sure to do that is martial arts. There’s no better way to get in shape while having fun and learning to defend yourself.
So give martial arts a go and take the plunge by signing up for a complimentary trial class today!
Book your complimentary trial class with our World Champions below!
If you have any other questions regarding Evolve MMA and the programs we offer, you can get in touch with our membership executives at the following locations:
Evolve MMA (Orchard Central)
181 Orchard Road
#06-01 Orchard Central
Singapore 238896
Phone: Evolve MMA (KINEX)
11 Tanjong Katong Road
#02-52 KINEX
Singapore 437157
Phone: Evolve MMA (Star Vista)
1 Vista Exchange Green
#02-26A The Star Vista
Singapore 138617
Phone: (65) 6539 9590
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