Our Story
Started by a soldier. Continued by a son.
In the 1980s, a Royal Thai Air Force sergeant named Jar Tui opened a small muay thai camp inside Wat Sitaram — a temple in the old quarter of Bangkok, five minutes from Rajadamnern Stadium.
He named it Sangmorakot — "the shining emerald." Over four decades, the camp trained fighters who competed at every major stadium in Thailand. It was later recognized as one of the country's most outstanding gyms.
Today, Jar Tui's son Top runs the camp. Fighters still train here at 6am under the same trees, monks still walk through during afternoon sessions, and the school kids from the temple stop to watch pad rounds.
Nothing has changed. That's the point.
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