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Apart from landing a flush head kick, many Muay Thai and MMA students dream of being able to finally land a superman punch in sparring. The superman punch is a strike that requires immense precision,…
The clinch is a technical aspect of Muay Thai that requires you to hold your opponent in order to launch your attacks, or most commonly, knee strikes. It is the best way to close the…
Ask any boxer or Muay Thai fighter, and they’ll tell you that one of the most important weapons in his arsenal is the jab. A linear strike thrown with one’s lead hand to his/her opponent’s…
The switch kick is one of the most devastating strikes a Muay Thai fighter could ever have in his arsenal of weapons. Known for its power and the speed in which the kick is executed…
Any Muay Thai practitioner knows the devastating power behind the knee strike. It is most often used in the clinch and in close range. The knee is one of the most powerful weapons a Muay…
If you’ve been training Muay Thai or watching MMA fights, you’d have probably chanced upon the superman punch at some point. Known to be a surprising strike with game changing potential, the superman punch uses…
In Muay Thai, one of the best ways to close the distance between you and your opponent is the clinch. It is the closest distance two fighters can get in a fight and still engage….
In Muay Thai, the sweep is a game changer because it can effectively off-balance your opponent, not to mention mess up his/her rhythm – and score you some points in the process. Once you nail…
Endurance is probably one of the most important abilities a Muay Thai fighter wants to have. After all, endurance determines their ability to last all 3 rounds during a fight. It ensures that a fighter…
Perhaps you’ve just started Muay Thai or Boxing, and you’re feeling overwhelmed by the various techniques. Well, we’ve all been there before. So don’t worry – you’re not alone. Just press on, and keep in…
