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By timmothysmith01 · Posted
Everyone has their preferences. Some popular choices among Muay Thai enthusiasts are Fairtex, Twins, and Top King. As for Leone Muay Thai gloves, they are known for their quality and durability. While they may not be Thai-made, they can still be a good option. From my personal advice, you should try Elite Sports Muay Thai Gloves. -
By Tom Riddle · Posted
Yes! Strength and Conditioning are the most important aspects in Muay Thai. The "big lifts," or squats, presses, deadlifts, and bench presses, give Muay Thai competitors extraordinary strength improvements. By including these lifts, you'll offer your muscles the power they require to protect your body when you punch hard and move around on the mats. -
By Tom Riddle · Posted
Great, Max Muay Thai gym is also best for training Muay Thai IMO.
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By timmothysmith01 · Posted
Everyone has their preferences. Some popular choices among Muay Thai enthusiasts are Fairtex, Twins, and Top King. As for Leone Muay Thai gloves, they are known for their quality and durability. While they may not be Thai-made, they can still be a good option. From my personal advice, you should try Elite Sports Muay Thai Gloves. -
By l1ghthouse · Posted
I've been down that road too. For video editing software, it really depends on your needs and familiarity. If you're looking for user-friendly options, I've had good experiences with Adobe Premiere Elements and HitFilm Express. -
https://www.facebook.com/WBCMuayThai/posts/pfbid0RX14hHTHVgJA6uKaYDGKb1wCobdmKrrP4GdxNGA7dHGM2gRQC8VXLySNBjs1GQcSl Results via facebook Vietnam’s Ha Huu Hieu Huynh captured the WBC MuayThai International minimum-weight title by way of 3rd round TKO over Thailand’s Pornthip Khamthongpanow Highlight Reel of the fight https://fb.watch/m90Iei13OI/ Livestream, the fight intro starts at 3:39:48 https://fb.watch/m90X6vprEc/ -
By Kevin von Duuglas-Ittu · Posted
You can see our interview of Dieselnoi going through the entire book and talking about each fighter. What he remembers, what he thinks about them. It's a precious bit of history. (Turn on English subtitles.) ( -
Phornthip Khamthongphanaw is a 19-year-old fighter who trains at the Khlong Toei Youth Center in Bangkok. UNDP Thailand did a video on her recently, which you can watch here. There's also a Vice article by the same journalist on her story: https://www.vice.com/en/article/n7en4d/women-muay-thai-rising-star-thailand
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