Great news for fight lovers and fitness fans in Battambang! The KKB Kun Khmer Boxing team is building a new, larger club designed for champions and beginners alike. The facility follows a clear 50-meter site plan that respects Khmer tradition while giving athletes everything they need to train, recover, and thrive. This page shows the full land layout, exact sizes, and what you’ll find in each zone—starting at the street and finishing at the housing block at the back.
First time here? Explore the KKB homepage, read the announcement about the new Battambang club, or jump to our live schedules and rankings. Prefer French or Khmer? Switch language: FR | KM.
Table of Contents
- 1. Project Overview & Land Sizes
- 2. Zone 1 – Main Gate Area (first from the street)
- 3. Zone 2 – Parking Area
- 4. Zone 3 – Fitness & Bodyweight Workout Area
- 5. Zone 4 – Boxing Training Area
- 6. Zone 5 – Boxing Ring Area
- 7. Zone 6 – Garden Area
- 8. Zone 7 – Housing & Facilities Building (farthest from the street)
- 9. How to Join & What’s Next
1. Project Overview & Land Sizes
📍 Location: Battambang City (easy access, ~3 km from Lok Ta Dambong Kra Nhoung and opposite AKD School). 🌐 Website: kunkhmerboxing.com
The land stretches 50 meters long and is purposely divided into two continuous parts for circulation and safety:
- Front section: 28 m × 7 m (street frontage for access and high-flow zones)
- Back section: 22 m × 8 m (extra width for the ring and building)
Total area: 372 m² (196 m² + 176 m²). The architecture honors traditional Khmer martial art style with subtle old Khmer motifs. The main covered training span features a 30 m × 7 m roof at 4 m height for shade, airflow, and weather protection.
2. Zone 1 – Main Gate Area (1 m × 7 m) – first from the street
As you step from the street, you enter through a dignified Khmer-style gateway. Two decorative columns and an arcade frame the entrance, while a central Hanuman fighter statue celebrates Khmer heritage. Dual sliding steel gates (2 m × 2 m each) include the inscription “KKB KUN KHMER BOXING”. This narrow threshold is intentional—security, identity, and a ceremonial welcome in one.
3. Zone 2 – Parking Area (10 m × 7 m)
Immediately after the gate is a compact, open-air parking zone sized for members’ motorbikes and small cars. Clear lanes and perpendicular bike slots keep arrivals smooth during busy class changes. No roof here—just smart drainage and lighting.
4. Zone 3 – Fitness & Bodyweight Workout Area (10 m × 7 m, roof height 4 m)
This covered bay supports daily conditioning: bodyweight rigs, calisthenics stations, mobility and core work. The 4 m roof safeguards sessions from sun and rain while allowing airflow. For home ideas, see our home training and workouts sections.
5. Zone 4 – Boxing Training Area (10 m × 7 m, roof height 4 m)
Here you’ll find the bread-and-butter tools of Kun Khmer: heavy bags, pads, wall targets, and open floor for pad rounds and footwork drills. Coaches run technical progressions for all levels—from beginners to advanced techniques. Want to study history and culture? Visit our heritage guide.
6. Zone 5 – Boxing Ring Area (10 m × 8 m)
The back portion widens to 8 meters for a professional, international-standard 7 m × 7 m ring with movement clearance all around. Sparring etiquette, safety gear, and match prep happen here. Catch replays and monthly action on our training videos page and stay up to date with the latest schedules.
7. Zone 6 – Garden Area (~8 m × 2 m)
A slim, open strip reserved for shade trees and benches. This calm pocket is perfect for cooldowns, quiet conversations after tough rounds, and community events. Nature + breath = better recovery 🌿.
8. Zone 7 – Housing & Facilities Building (8 m × 8 m) – farthest from the street
At the north end, the two-level block (private stair) supports training camps and visiting athletes:
- Ground floor: 2 public showers, 2 WCs, 2 urinals, plus compact fighter rooms (as space allows).
- Upper floor: a large private room with separate shower + WC and a balcony terrace overlooking the club.
Planning training camp dates? Check training camps and see who’s hot on the rankings.
9. How to Join & What’s Next
🔥 Opening soon! Be among the first members to experience the new KKB facility in Battambang. Come tour the gym, see the ring, and talk with our coaches. For live events and upcoming match nights, follow the KKB schedule (also in FR and KM). If you can’t attend in person, you can still support the project via our donation page 🙏.
Explore featured athletes (great reads for new fans): Pich Chetra, Ricky Senkhmao, Eh Phouthong. Visiting Phnom Penh? See the World Kun Khmer Arena.
Ready to train? Message us via the contact page or head to the homepage for the latest news, classes, and memberships.
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