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In Muay Thai, if you catch an opponent’s leg, you are only allowed to take a maximum of two steps before any technique you deliver onto your opponent is classified as a foul. It is…
In Muay Thai, there are few techniques that can debilitate a fighter like a solid chopping low kick. It can destabilize an opponent, and disrupt their rhythm and a few accurate and well-executed low kicks…
Anyone who has ever kicked a Muay Thai pad knows the name Saenchai. The Muay Thai legend was undoubtedly the best Muay Femur on the planet in his prime and there are countless skills in…
The cartwheel kick was a unique and innovative technique that became extremely popular in Muay Thai in the early 2000s. Though it has since been banned in professional competition it is still an incredibly fun…
Trying to create a “best” list is a tough challenge for any sport. You can include athletes who have the most wins on their records and the ones who have captured the most accolades, but…
School can be a strenuous time for children, especially given the rough demands of constant studying and the pressure of attaining high marks. Yet it’s something that everyone goes through early on in their lives….
Muay Thai is a sport that allows fighters to punch, kick, knee, and elbow each other to their heart’s content for up to five rounds, many of whom refuse to back down even after facing…
In Muay Thai, there are very few techniques that score higher than one where you dump your opponent down onto the canvas from the clinch. A dump hits almost all of the critical scoring criteria…
Footwork is an incredibly important part of Muay Thai. Every move you make in the ring starts with your stance whether it be striking, defending, or even clinching, and if there is an issue in…
When you begin learning Muay Thai, the sheer number of strikes, skills, and positions you need to memorize can be daunting. In fact, you could spend half of your first few months of training, scratching…
