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With gyms being closed, I was looking for something simple to help me train at home. This is a great app that calls out randomly generated combos and is fully customizable. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.VoralStudios.MuayThaiTrainer

There aren't a lot of books or films directly about Muay Thai, the mental game for Muay Thai, the fighter's journey or all that. There are more options for other sports that have either been around for longer (Golf, Tennis, Running), or that have an English-speaking target audience (ultra-running, rock climbing). However, I find some sports very, very inspiring for Muay Thai and what the mental side of it feels like - to me anyway. Here's my running list of books and films: Rock Climbing: Free Solo: Marathon Monks of Mt Hiei: Momentum Generation The Rise of Superman: Decoding the Science of Ultimate Human Performance A Wrestling Life: the Inspiring Stories of Dan Gable

Just as a part of history and reference, this was a published career fight record for Samart Payakaroon, photographed. You can see my translation of the years 1980-1982 available to the public, on my Patreon. These are hi-res photos so you should be able to zoom in. There are some errors in dates in this published version, I believe, maybe typos.

My new door mat going into my workout room. actually this is a photo the company sent me showing what it will look like when I get it.

You're right, it would be nice to get a western meal once in a while so i'm gonna factor that in my budget. Thanks for the advice!

Years 1980-1982 translated in this article 1980 February 11- Kongsamut Sor Thanikul, Lumpinee (win, points) wins the 102 lb Lumpine belt March 14 - Parahatlek Sitchuntong, Pattaya (win points) March 28 - Sonsil Sit Nernpayong, Lumpinee (win points) April 29 - Gongsamut Sor Thanikul, Lumpinee (win points) March 28 (sic) - Somsaknoi Aekyotin, Lumpinee (opponent/fight cancelled) April 29 (sic) - Prappirpop Lookklangdon, Lumpinee (win, points) June 6 - Parahatlek Sitchuntong, Lumpinee (win, points) June 27 - Bangklanoi Sor. Thanikul, Lumpinee (loss, points) August 8 - Chamuakpet Fairtex, Lumpinee (loss, points) - loses the 102 lb Lumpinee Belt September 5 - Jampatong Dornontachai, Lumpinee (opponent/fight cancelled) September 23 - Bangklanoi Sor. Thanikul, Lumpinee (win, points) October 14 - Numan Sit Pohluang, Lumpinee (win, points) November 11 - Punlap Sit Niran, Lumpinee (win, points) - 108 lb Lumpinee belt December 12 - Chamuakpet Hapalang, Lumpinee (win, points) 1981 January 13 - Punlap Sit Niran, Lumpinee (win, points) March 31 - Singtong Prasopchai, Lumpinee (win, points) - wins 115 lb Lumpinee belt April 28 - Fanluang Looksadejmaepuangtong, Lumpinee (win, points) - it would be voted the Fight of the Year June 9 - Mafuang Weerapol, Lumpinee (win, points) September 4 - Paruhat Lohngern, Lumpinee (win, points) October 12 - Samingnoom Sit Boondam, Lumpinee (win, points), wins 126 lbs Lumpinee belt November 9 - Gitti Sor. Thanikul, Rajadamnern (win, points) 1982 January 15 - Nongkhai Sor Prahpatson, Lumpinee (win, points) March 12 - Padejsuk Pitsanurachan, Rajadamnern (win, points) May 10 - Padejsuk Pitsanurachan, Rajadamnern (win, points) August 24 - Netnoi Sor Wansing, Lumpinee (win, points) - his first pro boxing fight December 24 - Dieselnoi Chor Thanasukarn (loss, points)

Wouldn't my insurance take care of that?

That's fucking hilarious!

Here it is

The Art of War is a fantastic book. the lessons can be applied to all aspects of life. It's more about being a leader than fighting.

This is Paradise Gym, (named after my snake business, Paradise Pythons). I have a 6 foot heavy bag, jump rope, Thai pads, focus pads and gloves. I'm planning on adding a uppercut bag to the set up. The out side area (my back yard) has my new boxing ring, I'm building the floor this weekend. Also I have a chicken coop with 3 chickens for added authenticity.

Hey there, love the gyms shown here. Great thread idea! just wanted to share our little living room gym. When the lockdown got real, I spent a little cash so Ina and I could continue training. I feel very lucky and thankful to have her by my side and to have the opportunity for a home gym like this. This jump rope is not used indoors btw., but in our driveway. It’s brutal and rips your arms out after 30 seconds.