About Sangmorakot WA
Sangmorakot WA Muay Thai is a Muay Thai gym built around traditional coaching, a strong training community, and a genuine love of the art. Whether you’re here for fitness, self-defence, or to step into the ring, our coaches will meet you where you’re at.
We run group classes throughout the week alongside one-on-one personal training, and keep membership simple: pick a plan, pay by card or cash, and start training.
Meet the Coaches
Surasak Amrungkhwaen
Head Coach | Muay Thai
Surasak brings a lifetime of authentic Muay Thai experience to Sangmorakot WA, both as a champion fighter and an experienced coach.
Starting Muay Thai at just 7 years old in Thailand, Surasak went on to become a Rajadamnern Stadium Champion at 18 — competing at one of the most prestigious Muay Thai stadiums in the world.
After moving to Australia, he continued competing and became a champion in Australia eight years ago. He has now spent more than 11 years teaching and coaching, passing on the skills, discipline and traditional Muay Thai knowledge developed throughout his career.
As Head Coach at Sangmorakot WA, Surasak works with everyone from complete beginners stepping into the gym for the first time through to experienced fighters preparing for competition.
Whether your goal is fitness, confidence, learning authentic Muay Thai or stepping into the ring, Surasak brings the same technical knowledge, experience and commitment to every member he coaches.
Surasak in the Ring
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need any experience?
None at all. Most of our members start with zero background in Muay Thai — our coaches will walk you through the basics in your first class and build from there.
What should I bring / wear?
Comfortable workout clothes (shorts or leggings, a t-shirt) and a water bottle. Hand wraps and gloves are available to borrow for your first few sessions — you don't need to buy gear straight away.
Do I need to book a class in advance?
For your first visit, just come along — no booking required. Once you're a member, you can browse the timetable and reserve a spot online if you'd like to guarantee your place, especially for popular time slots.
What's a typical first class like?
A warm-up, pad and bag work to learn the fundamentals (jab, cross, kick, knee, clinch basics), and a cool-down. It's structured so beginners and experienced members can train side by side.
Is Muay Thai good for fitness, or is it just for fighting?
The large majority of our members train purely for fitness, strength, and stress relief — no interest in competing. It's a full-body workout that builds real skill along the way.