Sang Morakot Muaythai Gym | Bangkok Fighters Gym | Training with Unassuming Champions | Temple Gym

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Sangmorakot is a traditional gym where you can train amongst resident Thai and foreign fighters and the atmosphere is great - giving and friendly. The instructors care place an equal emphasis on progression whether or not attendees are long term fighters or walk-ins with extra effort and tips on technique , all the while amongst a structured session.
With a location amongst the temple ground of Wat Sitaram, Sangmorakot can be easily missed from the main road, so be sure to go into the grounds of the temple.
Morning sessions start from 7am and run to 9am. Afternoon sessions begin at 3pm and end at 5pm. The gym is not strong on social media, so please note.
Price per session (group class): THB500 (*accurate as of publishing time)
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[@JamesMcManusMrJamesMcManus]

Trained at Sangmorakat in December, honestly loved that place. Stayed on Khaosan road and just hopped in a Tuktuk to get there. Some of the best sessions I've had

[@plenaandco]

Spitting FACTS. The vibes are UNMATCHED!

[@jacquiebinky]

Probably my favourite gym in Bangkok. Really enjoyed training here. ❤

[@mrcliffordwong6357]

Love the vibes of this gym.

[@JWong-fu9ch]

Love this gym! ❤❤

[@plenaandco]

IKR! We do too!

[@luca00brasi]

Thanks for the info 🙏🏻😀

[@plenaandco]

You rock!

[@CoachDale_TopNotchMuayThai]

I absolutely love videos like these, thank you 🙏🏼

[@plenaandco]

Appreciate the comment!

[@imaginariumgallery-qo1rp]

Looks like a great gym! Do you recommend staying in the city area and cabbing it in, or staying somewhere closer, like the river area? I googled and Sangmorakot seems rather close to the Amarin area.

[@plenaandco]

Definitely staying close to any gym will help! In this case, Amarin is a cab ride and an option. Staying in Chinatown is a strong consideration too!

[@terranceoconnell5008]

Hi. Great videos. Going to Thailand in January. Did you contact them before or just showed up?

[@plenaandco]

Thanks for the compliment! We have more on the way. As with many gyms, replying to social media is not their forte, so we just showed up!

[@procol83]

Amazing video. I read that some Bangkok gyms are more suitable if you are advanced or semi pro as the trainers will only focus on their fighters on roster. Is this gym suitable for intermediates looking to improve on techniques?

[@plenaandco]

Absolutely suitable! We saw a number of different experienced attendees being assisted for a range of outcomes, including technique improvement and first fight. The trainers were very invested no matter who was in class.

[@iceb0lt586]

is this place for complete beginners too or can you recommend another place in bangkok?thank you and great video

[@plenaandco]

Beginners are welcome here. Other gyms offer more structured classes for example Legends and Petchyindee. There are multiple gyms around Bangkok that welcome people of all levels. Check out the rest of our videos to get a sense of each gyms atmosphere.

[@muay_khao]

How many rounds of padwork do you get per session? Sorry if I ask too many questions.

[@plenaandco]

When we attended, we got 4 rounds, but we believe you can expect anything from 4 to 5 rounds. No problem with the questions!

[@carlsoriano187]

Im planning a trip to your gym in Oct any suggestions were to stay near by?

[@plenaandco]

Really depends on budget and transportation options...closer to the gym, the better. Chinatown area may offer some good options. Ideally check to see the distance of your accommodation and see if its walkable. If not, motorbike and taxis are the best bet - use GRAB or BOLT apps, however peak times may proves more problematic!

[@sportmuaythaiv1045]

The camp can recommend suitable accommodation the fits your budget. Many trainees stay within walking distance to the camp

[@LB-kq5xk]

What are the training times

[@plenaandco]

Morning sessions start from 7am and run to 9am. Afternoon sessions begin at 3pm and end at 5pm.

[@LucidDes]

What are their prices like

[@plenaandco]

Price per session (group class): THB500 (*accurate as of publishing time of the video)

[@muay_khao]

Do they do padwork in the morning session?

[@plenaandco]

We only went to the afternoon sessions so we aren't 100p sure but alot of gyms in Thailand tend to have a lighter session in the morning!

[@muay_khao]

@@plenaandco thanks for the response. Yes that's why I ask because some gyms only run and knee the bag in the morning, but I prefer the gyms that do pads twice a day.

[@sportmuaythaiv1045]

Yes they do padwork in the morning as well. Best bet is to get there early like 7 am. so you can train when it's not crowded. I heartily recommend this camp. It may be a little poor in hygiene, but the training is similar to first class camps, with much lower training fees. BTW I'm a Thai who has trained at Fairtex > 20 years.

[@alanbaskaev3907]

​@@sportmuaythaiv1045this is gold. Thank you!