Doğukan Siler
Turkey National Muay Thai Team Coach and member of the federation's Technical Committee for Minis and Juniors. Coaches the Muay Thai, kickboxing, boxing and MMA classes at F8 Training Studio in Konyaaltı.
- Turkey National Muay Thai Team Coach
- Member of the Muay Thai Technical Committee for Minis and Juniors
Two roles, one standard
Turkey National Muay Thai Team Coach
Preparing athletes at national team level: technique, tactics and competition camps.
Member of the Muay Thai Technical Committee for Minis and Juniors
A member of the committee within the Turkish Muay Thai Federation that sets the technical development standards for child and junior athletes.
What these two roles mean at F8 is concrete: in the adult groups, the technical discipline of national team preparation; in the kids' groups, expertise in age-appropriate programming. A 6-year-old's class and a 25-year-old athlete's class are taught by the same person, but with completely different content.
Technique first, then speed, power last.
Technique is corrected one-on-one in every class. Even in a group class, the coach holds the pads, fixes your stance and adapts the combination to the individual. Beginner and advanced groups are separate; nobody new is made to train with a group far ahead of them.
The order is always the same: technique first, then speed, power last. Power is the result of correct mechanics; the reverse produces injuries. Sparring is optional and only happens with members who are ready and want it, with protective gear. For athletes with competition goals, camp structure, weight management and fight tactics are planned separately.
From complete beginners to competition
Complete beginners
Adults who have never done a combat sport; technical foundations from the first class to the first month.
Kids and teens
The 6–9, 10–13 and 14–18 age groups; age-appropriate programming drawn from technical committee experience. Guide for parents.
Conditioning and weight goals
A weekly routine that combines martial arts classes with functional training.
Competition prep
Camp and fight preparation for amateur and professional Muay Thai, kickboxing and MMA athletes.
What happens in the first class?
The first class isn't a test but an introduction. You don't need to be fit, own gear or have a fighting background; comfortable sportswear is enough, and water and towels are at the gym. No appointment needed.
Message us on WhatsApp
Tell us your level and goal; then just come in.
Warm-up and pad work
The coach listens to your level and goal, and watches how you move in the warm-up and pad work.
Group and time suggestion
At the end of the class, he suggests the right group and time for you.
Classes he teaches
Muay Thai
The art of eight limbs: punches, elbows, knees, kicks. Conditioning and technique in one.
Kickboxing
Punches and kicks, fast and clean. The most dynamic way to stay fit.
Boxing
Footwork, distance and punches. The foundation of every combat sport.
MMA
Striking, wrestling and ground fighting in a single program.
Common questions
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Which classes does Doğukan Siler teach?
He teaches Muay Thai, kickboxing, boxing and MMA at F8 Training Studio; beginner, advanced and kids' groups are separate.
Can I get private lessons?
Yes. One-on-one private lessons for kids or adults are planned monthly; time and content are set around your goal. Message us on WhatsApp.
Do you do competition prep?
Yes. For amateur and professional Muay Thai, kickboxing and MMA athletes, camp structure, weight management and fight tactics are planned separately.
Your first class is on us
Tell us your level and goal, and we'll suggest the right group and time with Doğukan Siler. Konyaaltı, Bahtılı.