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By James King · Posted
I'm curious if there are some techniques I can work on that compliment my body type. I'm 6'2"+ and ~200lbs and I carry a lot of my weight in my legs. I absolutely love clinching. In particular I love a locking style of clinch. I often find myself with a right over-hook and a left-hand behind the neck. There's been a lot of great videos in the MTL that I've watched to really help me refine this particular lock. When I throw my knees, they're less like pointy spears and more like blunt battering rams. As I've heard Dieselnoi(?) say, being tall means that your kicks are naturally going to be slower, and I definitely feel that with my ham hocks. Basically in summary, I am interest what techniques my body type lends itself to, especially as it relates to the Muay Khao style. -
Unfortunately, Attachai Gym in Bangkok has closed down. Originally, he was opening a new gym in Ayutthaya, but he's now teaching in China. You can find him at Lerdsila Muay Thai Gym in Shanghai. -
Sorry if this question has already been asked many times. If a BJJist or a wrestler tries a takedown technique, what would be a MT practitioner's counter? A knee to the head of the one using a takedown? The hardness of a MT practitioner's knee would be enough to knock out the other person right?
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Excellent thread. We are us. We should express this; whoever we are. Explaining how we can do this through the medium of a sport we all love is invaluable. -
Thank you kevin this was an excellent read. Adopting cultural norms alongside shaping one's style and muay makes thailand's martial arts scene so tangible and traceable to the living humans who practice and teach it. Goosebumps. -
It is so refreshingly free of norms and so laden with them in some ways. I have fallen in love with my muay and see it as something I have a relationship with, a living expression of who I am, and shaping my muay has allowed me to 'celebrate' the parts of myself its expressing! Thank you for the response!
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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.
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