Hyrox, Yoga & Khmer Boxing: A Fitness Camp in Cambodia at TUI BLUE Angkor Grace

Imagine a fitness camp that doesn’t force you to choose between brutal workouts and deep recovery. At Vigeo Fit‘s fitness camp in Cambodia camp, you’ll alternate between HYROX-style functional training, traditional Khmer boxing, and restorative yoga. Every session takes place in the tranquil grounds of TUI BLUE Angkor Grace in Siem Reap. Together, these three disciplines build strength and resilience while immersing you in Cambodian culture.

Two men jogging on an indoor running track during a workout at a gym in Cambodia

What Makes This Fitness Camp in Cambodia Different

Most fitness camps focus on a single discipline. Ours combines three: HYROX-style functional training, traditional Khmer boxing, and daily yoga. The HYROX sessions cover sled pushes, wall balls, rowing, and burpees. Khmer boxing builds striking, footwork, and agility. Yoga supports mobility, breathwork, and recovery. Because you train across three disciplines instead of one, your body avoids the overuse injuries that come from repeating the same movements every day. As a result, each session feels genuinely different from the last. You’ll train each morning with expert coaches, then recover by the saltwater pool or spa in the afternoon. On rest days, you can explore Siem Reap’s temples, including a sunrise visit to Angkor Wat. In short, this is a complete fitness camp in Cambodia, built for people who want real results without burning out. Whether you’re cross-training for HYROX or simply curious about Khmer boxing, you’ll fit right in.

Angkor Wat temple silhouette reflection at sunrise in Siem Reap Cambodia

Luxury resort swimming pool and sun loungers at a wellness hotel in Cambodia

Modern fitness center interior with rows of strength training equipment and machines

Training Facilities at TUI BLUE Angkor Grace

Angkor Grace is known for wellness, but it’s equally built for serious training. The on-site fitness centre is fully equipped with free weights, kettlebells, rowers, and cardio machines, while the dedicated yoga pavilion comfortably hosts group HIIT sessions and mobility classes alike. The resort’s gardens and saltwater pool double as natural recovery zones between workouts, a quiet contrast to the intensity of camp days.

For Khmer boxing, we partner with a local Bokator gym just outside the hotel, giving you an authentic training experience led by Cambodian coaches rather than a watered-down resort version of the sport. Every session, from HYROX circuits to boxing pad work, is led by qualified instructors who tailor intensity to your fitness level, making this one of the few fitness camps in Cambodia where culture and serious sport training share equal billing.

Woman doing heavy rope sled pulls during cross-training workout at a gym in Cambodia

Two men relaxing in a wellness resort cold plunge pool or hot bath

Two fighters practicing Kun Khmer or Muay Thai knee strikes in a boxing ring

Sample Day at the Camp

– 7:00 AM – Sunrise yoga (60 minutes) to open the body and set focus for the day

– 8:30 AM – Breakfast at the organic restaurant, with options for every dietary need

– 10:00 AM – HYROX circuit featuring sled pushes, rowing, and wall balls under coach supervision

– 12:30 PM – Lunch, followed by free time to rest or explore the resort grounds

– 3:00 PM – Khmer boxing technique class at our partner gym, covering strikes and footwork

– 5:00 PM – Recovery time at the saltwater pool, or a spa session to unwind

– 7:00 PM – Group dinner and informal reflection on the day’s training and progress

Group yoga class practicing seated side stretch on mats in a wellness studio

Healthy breakfast buffet spread with fresh fruits and cheese at a luxury hotel

Man using a Concept2 SkiErg machine under the supervision of a fitness coach

Who This Camp Is For

– HYROX athletes seeking varied cross-training to break up their usual routine

– Functional fitness fans who want a genuine cultural experience alongside their workouts

– Anyone curious about martial arts but intimidated by full-contact sparring or gym intimidation

– Solo travellers who want a structured, social fitness holiday with built-in community

– Anyone recovering from training burnout who wants intensity balanced with real recovery time

Two smiling athletes wearing Angkor Wat graphic tees holding Banteay fitness gym member cards

What's Included

Your fitness camp in Cambodia package covers everything from accommodation to coaching, so there’s nothing extra to plan once you land in Siem Reap:

– 7 nights’ accommodation at TUI BLUE Angkor Grace

– Three daily meals accommodating all dietary needs and preferences

– All training sessions, including HYROX, Khmer boxing, and daily yoga

– Expert coaching throughout the camp, with sessions tailored to your fitness level

– One guided temple tour with an Angkor Wat sunrise visit

– Airport transfers to and from Siem Reap International Airport

– Access to the resort’s saltwater pool, spa, and recovery facilities

Optional add-ons, like extra spa treatments or a second temple excursion, can be arranged directly with our team before or during your stay.

Luxury hotel Tui Blue Angkor Grace room interior with king bed and tropical leaf wall art decor

Two men running on an indoor track during a fitness training session

Gourmet pan-seared salmon fillet served with stuffed zucchini and edible flowers

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Hyrox, Yoga & Khmer Boxing: A Fitness Camp in Cambodia at TUI BLUE Angkor Grace