Kickboxing Camp in Georgia: Dates, Prices, Training and Who It Is For

Kickboxing Camp Georgia is based at Gymnasia in Tbilisi, Georgia, at 14a Elguja Amashukeli St.

The camp runs as 7-day and 14-day modules, with new modules planned from the first Tuesday of each month.

Training is built around 1-2 daily sessions depending on the group, coach plan, and recovery needs.

The camp covers kickboxing, Muay Thai, boxing, and conditioning, so it fits athletes who want better stand-up rather than a single narrow class format.

This camp is for beginners who are ready to work, intermediate athletes who want a technical reset, and advanced strikers who want focused rounds away from their normal routine.

It is also useful for MMA athletes who need cleaner striking entries, better boxing rhythm, more comfortable kick defense, or more consistent conditioning.

You should skip it if you want a casual beach holiday with light fitness classes, or if you cannot handle several consecutive days of structured training.

The application is the place to be honest about experience, injury history, preferred disciplines, and how intense you want the week to be.

A practical week usually combines pad work, partner drills, bag work, technical boxing, kickboxing combinations, Muay Thai elements, and conditioning.

Coaches can adjust the work by level, so a beginner is not asked to train like a professional fighter on day one.

Sparring, when appropriate, should match the athlete, group, and coach plan rather than being treated as a mandatory tourist experience.

The best way to get value is to arrive with one goal: cleaner boxing, stronger kicks, better defense, more gas tank, or more confidence under pressure.

Choose 7 days if you want a focused training reset, a first camp experience, or a compact trip that fits around work.

Choose 14 days if you want more repetition, more time to adapt after early soreness, and better value from a long-haul trip.

The first few sessions often reveal the technical problems. The second week gives more chances to correct them while tired and under pressure.

If you are unsure, ask the team which module fits your level, travel distance, and training goal before booking flights.

Training-only starts from EUR 500 and is the leanest option if you already know Tbilisi or want to choose your own stay.

Full-board packages start from EUR 990 for a 7-day shared-room package and add hotel, meals, and a simpler daily routine around training.

Private-room options cost more, but they make sense if sleep quality and recovery matter more than saving the last part of the budget.

For most visiting athletes, the real decision is not only price. It is whether you want to spend energy solving logistics or spend that energy recovering between sessions.

The camp is connected to Gymnasia coaches including Tariel Nikoleishvili, Nika Modebadze, Shota Gogrichiani, and Giorgi Ochigava.

The facility gives visiting athletes access to striking areas, bags, mats, ring and cage-style spaces, conditioning equipment, and recovery-oriented areas.

That mix matters because a good striking camp is not only pad rounds. Athletes need technical space, strength work, recovery, and coaches who can adjust intensity.

Start with the dates page, then compare the package types in the pricing section.

When you request availability, include your experience level, preferred discipline, target module length, and whether you want training-only or full-board.

The team aims to reply within 24 hours, so you can confirm fit before booking travel.

If the fit looks right, use the Kickboxing Camp Georgia registration form and be specific about what you want to improve.