Contrary to many other camps in Thailand that do not accept foreigners, Rompo Gym welcomes fighters from every country. Our English speaking staff is composed of four full-time trainers. Their background as professional Muay Thai fighters as well as their extensive experience with coaching are the warranty of an exceptional training environment.
Read the article by Alexander Reynolds in the Expat Telegraph about his training at Rompo Gym

Rompo Gym is open 7 days a week from 4:00pm until 7:00pm.
Morning sessions are usually reserved for Pro Fighters.
Special training sessions can also be scheduled upon request.
 

 
Our basic training fees are as follow. Special rates are available for residents as well as for pro fighters.

 
Here is a quick introduction to the Rompo Gym Team.

	Naront Siri
	Mr. Naront Siri, nicknamed Mr. Pek or Ajarn Pek, is the manager of Rompo Gym He has been managing Muay Thai fighters for more than 25 years and has been teaching numerous seminars overseas including in Spain, Germany, Japan, Hong-kong and Singapore. Under his boxing name Qietnil Lupisit he has fought 114 professional fights and has been awarded the Lumpini Superstar award in 1976.

	Pette Rukuchaomei Keimutong
	- Boxing name Pet Thei - More than 200 fights - Ranked #2 in Lumpini Stadium

	Buriram Sumisawan
	- Former Lumpini and Radjadamnem Welterweight Champion - Over 300 pro fights - Has been coaching Muay Thai fighters for over 20 years

	Tetsuo Kanda
	- Tetsuo is a special adviser at Rompo Gym. He tutors Japanese fighters.

	Komupet Chiyowaikun
	- Trainer

	Banjionsaku Oraut
	- Oraut has been training international Muay Thai fighters for over 30 years

	Run
	- Our most appreciated timer. Some rounds often feel longer than others but who could old him a grudge for that?