THE APES MUAY THAI & MMA
Butterworth
Address
Jln Bagan Lalang, Taman Mesra Indah, 13400 Butterworth, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia
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Opening hours
- Monday6 to 10 PM
- Tuesday6 to 10 PM
- Wednesday6 to 10 PM
- Thursday6 to 10 PM
- Friday6 to 10 PM
- SaturdayClosed
- SundayClosed
Ratings & reviews
Based on 23 Google reviews — this is the aggregate score we pull from the venue's own Google Business Profile, not something we score ourselves.
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Pulled directly from THE APES MUAY THAI & MMA's own Google Business Profile — not something we assess ourselves.
Amenities
- Restroom
Parking
- Free parking garage
- Free parking lot
- Free street parking
Pricing
Membership pricing isn't something Google Maps publishes, and it varies by plan — single-visit, monthly, or contract — so we don't display a number here we can't verify. The fastest way to get current rates for THE APES MUAY THAI & MMA is to ask directly.
Before you go
Frequently asked questions
Is prior boxing or martial arts experience helpful?
It can shorten the learning curve for footwork and striking basics, but it’s not a requirement — most classes are structured to bring complete beginners up to speed.
What are THE APES MUAY THAI & MMA's opening hours?
Hours vary by day at THE APES MUAY THAI & MMA — for example, Monday is listed as 6 to 10 PM. See the full opening-hours table above for the rest of the week, since it changes day to day.
Is there parking at THE APES MUAY THAI & MMA?
Yes, per their Google Business Profile: free parking garage, free parking lot, free street parking — at least one free option is listed. Worth double-checking during peak hours since availability isn’t guaranteed.
How reliable is THE APES MUAY THAI & MMA's Google rating?
THE APES MUAY THAI & MMA holds a 5.0 rating from 23 Google reviews — a reasonable, if modest, sample size that reflects genuine member experience rather than a handful of early ratings.
Do they run any grading or belt system?
Unlike some other martial arts, muay thai gyms don’t typically use a belt-ranking system — progress is usually informal, tracked by the coach rather than a formal grading structure.
How many times a week should a beginner train?
Two to three sessions a week is a common starting cadence for newcomers, giving the body time to recover between classes — though this varies by fitness level.
