FRESH START FITNESS AND WEIGHT LOSS BOOT CAMP IN CHIANG MAI, THAILAND
Lose weight, get fit, feel good and look great! Fresh Start residential fitness boot camp holiday in Thailand has 10 years of experience helping guests achieve their weight loss, health and fitness goals.
Fresh Start Boot camp is located in the lush paddy fields of Mae Rim, Chiang Mai and specialize in fitness retreats and weight loss boot camps. Our guests can stay with us from 3 days to 3 months. We are flexible on start and finish days. We have a team of 12 Staff, all English speaking, highly qualified to UK standards and dedicated to getting you the results you desire and deserve. We are the first and original fitness boot camp in Chiang Mai and Thailand!
We have been awarded with TripAdvisor Certificates of Excellence every year for the last 4 years and have over 150 Excellent ratings. Many well-known tourist attractions are within 5km of our fitness camp in Chiang Mai.
Thailand is becoming something of a mecca for fitness camps in Asia, and with a perfect climate, beautiful scenery and high hospitality standards it's easy to see why.
Sunday, July 15, 2018
Monday, July 31, 2017
Monday, March 7, 2016
Mountain Biking in Chiang Mai - Gees House Trail
Looking for the best place for downhill in Chiang Mai? Gees House trail is one of the most popular tracks, easily accessible from the town and consists of 15km of fantastic single and double track.
Friday, February 5, 2016
Monday, August 10, 2015
Friday, January 16, 2015
Exploring the Mountain Biking Trails of Chiang Mai
After 8 years in the 'big smoke', Bangkok I recently moved to Chiang Mai and having travelled in the region extensively I was looking forward to exploring some of the well know mountain biking trails of Chiang Mai. Having barely unpacked our bags in the new apartment I was travelling with a group of friends up to the Hmong village on Doi Suthep for my first downhill experience in the region. The choice of trail recommended by our guide for the day was the 'ATV Trail', not the most imaginative name but nevertheless we were raring to go. Having unloaded the bikes at Sam Yek (3 crossroads) at an elevation of around 1,500m we prepared ourselves for what is considered one of the more technical downhills.
From the roadside there was an immediate steep single track down into the woods with barely any let up to allow for a rest. From the group of 10, I was the only person on a hardtail but despite the uncomfortable ride I was able to keep up and the trail was exhilarating from start to finish. There were many casualties on the 7km trail with plenty of spills on the loose rocky surface, and the incredibly steep hills were a challenge for all just to stay on the bikes but it was a fantastic first downhill experience.
After some lunch at the foot of Doi Suthep we rode back to Huai Kaeo near Chiang Mai zoo and took another Songtaew up to the summit of Doi Suthep for the next ride - the Bamboo, one of the better known mountain biking trails of Chiang Mai. This was less technical than the ATV trail but more flowy and fast, with some jumps thrown in for good measure. We actually combined part of the summit trail with the Bamboo trail which is very difficult to find for first timers as it is not marked and you have to find a section of road barrier to cross to get onto the trail, but the total length was just under 10km of downhill, it is easy to see why Doi Suthep downhill trails are so highly regarded, it was certainly the best trail I have done in Thailand All of this in 1 day! No doubt there are plenty more trails to explore, and it is easy to see why Chiang Mai is considered the epicenter of cycling in Thailand.
Sunday, November 2, 2014
Bangkok Bike Hash Oct 2014 - Mountain Biking in Saraburi
Mountain Biking in Saraburi with the Bangkok Bike Hash
The October Bangkok Bike Hash was recently held in Saraburi, 2 hours North East of Bangkok. The trail consisted of 50km of single/double track, farm trails, forests and quiet country roads. The route also went through Sam Lan National Park with the highest elevation at just under 200m. With intermittent rain and thunderstorms, cloud cover and breaks of sunshine, the going was pretty tough in places but sections of the trail were great fun and the event was very well organized. Action Sport Asia promotes cycling in Thailand in general as well as promotes on behalf of the leading cycling tour companies in Asia.
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