Lessons from Rousey: Fight Stacks and Sylvie’s Muay Thai Clinch Game
January 12, 2017Guest post – A Husband’s Point of View This article will be more informative if you read the two articles from which it stems. The first is a theoretical flight across the big ideas that might...
Stories of a WMC World Title Fight – A Husband’s Point of View
December 7, 2016above, a photo of the legendary Dieselnoi Chor Thanasukarn advising Sylvie before her fight A husband’s diary. I cannot, and really should not hide the pride I feel for my wife, seeing her fight her first...
A Mosaic of Knowledge – The Multi-Gym Approach
September 28, 2016A guest post from my husband, part of his series: A Husband’s Point of View New York and New Jersey 2007-2012 The Edge – NJ (classes) Master K’s Basement – Patterson NJ (privates – Master K)...
Precision – A Basic Motivation Mistake in Some Western Training
September 17, 2016read my guest post articles a Husband’s Point of View A Husband’s Point of View – Consider this a working theory. I’ve written about the uniqueness of Thai style training before, in The Slow Cook vs...
The Essence of Muay Thai – 6 Core Aspects That Make it What It Is
May 26, 2016A Husband’s Point of View – Guest Post One of the most difficult things when talking about trying to preserve Muay Thai, especially the Muay Thai of Thailand, is defining just what that is. A lot...
So What’s the Big Deal About Women and the Bottom Rope In Thailand?
May 1, 2016photo credit above: Paula Bronstein at Getty Images Guest Post – A Husband’s Point of View There’s been some of recent conversation about the bottom rope, and the Thai custom that women not only pass under...
The Dark Engine, The Bright Engine – How My Wife Trains and Fights a Ton
March 28, 2016At photo top, Modt Ek in Sylvie’s Corner between rounds Guest Post I try in this Husband’s Point of View series to present an extra perspective. Sylvie, just by the nature of the blog, is forced...
The “Natural” Inferiority of Women and The Art of Muay Thai
November 12, 2015Guest Post – A Husband’s Point of View Below is what turns out to be a nearly 10,000 word essay on feminism and female fighting. These are just my evolving views, sometimes strongly stated. They are...
Broken Tusk – Breaking the Body to Write and the Art of Fighting
July 11, 2015guest post, Kevin von Duuglas-Ittu – a husband’s point of view It has been my hope in this series to give something of my perspective, my experience as a husband, in watching Sylvie do what no...
The Slow Cook versus the Hack – Thailand Muay Thai Development
April 11, 2015Guest Post: A Husband’s Point of View One of the things that will perhaps stun you, if you are sitting around Petchrungruang Gym with not much to do like I do, and patiently watch the Thai...
December 26, 2021The Art of Binding – Kard Chuek, Kata and Knowledge
October 6, 2021Throwback: Fight 178 – lessons in reading clinch
August 15, 2021Encouragement for the “Not Naturally Aggressive” in Muay Thai
May 23, 2021I don’t know
May 16, 2021The Boatman
