Master Sken Academy Club

MSA Luton is a member of the (MSA) Master Sken Academy founded by Senior Grandmaster Sken and Arjarn Kay. GMSken was one of the first Thai Masters to bring the art of Muay Thai to the west over 40 years ago. His teaching and training methods have produced numerous exceptional coaches and (World, European and British) champions in Muay Thai and western boxing.

Take the first towards your martial arts journey!

Join our exciting Muay Thai classes and unleash your inner warrior! Perfect for all levels, our expert instructors will guide you through each technique, helping you build strength, flexibility, and confidence Whether you’re looking to get fit or learn self-defense, our supportive community is here to motivate you every step of the way. Sign up today and kickstart your journey in the art of eight limbs!

Our Programmes

1:1 Personal Training

If You Are Looking to Train:
Rapid Progression: You’ll learn more in one hour of 1-on-1 pad work than in three group classes because the trainer focuses exclusively on your form, timing, and footwork.
Customised Intensity: Sessions are built around your goals—whether that's fat loss, self-defence, or preparing for your first interclub.
Technical Deep-Dive: You get to master the "small things" like weight distribution and hip rotation that often get missed in a crowded class.

Classes by Kru David

Muay Thai Classes

Tuesdays: 17:45-19:00 (all ages)

Fridays: All ages

18:00-19:30 (Teens/Adults)

The combination of punches, kicks, elbows, and knees makes it a versatile martial art for close combat. Training in Muay Thai helps boost self-esteem and confidence. As practitioners learn and master techniques, they gain a sense of accomplishment and belief in their abilities. The physical exertion involved in Muay Thai training is a powerful outlet for relieving stress.

Grading and Course opportunities

In MSA Luton grading occurs once a year for beginners and for advanced practitioners. Muay Thai grading is offered at MSA Luton to ensure the assessment of the students technical ability, understanding, attitude and commitment to training through a progression of armbands or Prajeat/ Kuang Rang, where other martial arts used belts. Higher ranks involve guiding lower-ranked students, fostering leadership and teaching skills. Please note Kru David will liaise with MSA HQ.