MMA Camp Georgia Cost: Training Week vs Full-Board Packages

The price question is usually the first serious filter. A camp can look affordable until hotel, food, transfers, and daily recovery logistics are added later.

MMA Camp Georgia keeps the core options simple: start with training-only, then choose a full-board package if you want the stay handled around the training week.

Use these prices as the planning baseline before you request availability for a specific monthly module.

The Training Week is the lean option. It gives you access to a structured 7-day camp week without packaging hotel or meals into the price.

That can be the right decision if you live in Tbilisi, already know where you want to stay, are traveling with friends, or want full control over your budget.

The tradeoff is that you own the logistics. You need to choose accommodation, solve meals, manage transport, and leave enough time for recovery between sessions.

For disciplined travelers, that flexibility is useful. For first-time visitors, it can quietly cost energy that should be saved for training.

Full-board packages are built for athletes who want the camp week to feel clean from arrival to departure.

The 7-day full-board shared room package is EUR 990. The 7-day private room package is EUR 1190.

For 14 days, shared-room full-board is EUR 1800 and private-room full-board is EUR 2100.

The added value is not only the room. It is the reduced decision load: hotel, meals, and a rhythm that supports daily training instead of forcing you to improvise every meal and commute.

Shared rooms keep the price lower and can work well for teammates or social travelers. Private rooms cost more but give better control over sleep and recovery.

A 7-day camp is the right starting point if you want a focused week, a first test of the camp environment, or a compact trip around work.

A 14-day camp costs more, but the second week can be where the training starts to settle. You understand the room, the coaches understand your habits, and the technical corrections get more chances under fatigue.

For long-haul travelers, the flight cost and jet lag are already paid once. That is why 14 days often feels more efficient for athletes who can afford the time.

For beginners or athletes returning from injury, 7 days may be the smarter first step. The best value is the package that lets you train well, not the one that looks most ambitious on paper.

Choose Training Week if you are local, budget-led, familiar with Tbilisi, or comfortable managing your own hotel and food.

Choose 7-day full-board shared room if you want the simplest affordable international camp week.

Choose 7-day full-board private room if you care more about sleep, privacy, and recovery than the lowest possible total.

Choose 14-day full-board shared room if you want the better long-stay value and do not mind a shared accommodation setup.

Choose 14-day full-board private room if you are preparing seriously, traveling far, or know that personal recovery space will affect your training quality.

The practical order is simple: choose the month, compare 7-day and 14-day options, request availability, then book flights after the date and package fit are confirmed.

Availability is confirmed within 24 hours when the team receives the request.

Final payment is due 14 days before camp. That timing matters if you are coordinating flights, work leave, and accommodation preferences.

If you are booking as a team or coach-led group, explain the number of athletes, levels, goals, and room preferences in the first message. Group fit is easier to solve early than late.