Muay Thai (Thai boxing) Martial Art

Muay Thai (Thai boxing) Martial Art from Thailand that uses fists, elbows, forearms, feet, shins, knees, palms, soles, head, and body to fight. This type of martial art, currently the International Amateur Muay Thai Federation (IFMA) has plans to push Muay Thai into the Olympic Games.

 

Principles of Thai boxing Good Muay Thai boxing has important principles: defense by standing firmly, strong, tall and prominent, and setting up your arms to defend. (boxing card) and holding the chin It is like a fortress. The front foot is pointed forward and the weight is placed half on the sole of the foot. The back foot is placed diagonally wider than the shoulder blades and a quarter of the weight is placed on the ball of the big toe. Move with a drag of the back foot, ready to trick, move in, out, defend and counter-attack. The front arm is raised to at least shoulder height. or touching the ridge of the cheek His back arm raised to his cheek. Both elbows are not spread out or close together. Bow your head and hold your chin. Squinting, he stared between his opponent's breasts. Ready to see every part of the movement. in order to attack, defend, or counter with a stick Lace and the distribution of various fruit There is movement that has bravado and rhythm. There is temptation and intimidation that has been compared to "Like the royal lion and Phaya Kachasi, the boxing weapon that goes out There must be a definite goal and purpose. (but often layered with tricks) has long-range (outer circle) and close-range (inner circle) combat, and has great tricks for conquering opponents.

 

Mae Mai and Luk Mai Muay Thai Used for practicing offense, defense, and use of timing and weapons. To be fluent in both the outer and inner circles, which should be studied as a model widely known.

 

- Body size and proportions.

- Strength of body and mind.

- The spirit of Muay Thai includes elegance and strength. kindness and simplicity.

- Concentration, Patipana, Wisdom.

- Having a joyful mood, being humble, patient, and tolerant.

- Faith, confidence, and gratitude to teachers.

- Carelessness and proper assessment of the situation.

- Sportsmanship Diligent, courageous, selfless.

- Appreciating the beauty of the martial art of Muay Thai.

 

- Applying to be a disciple of a boxing school/teacher that you believe in and trust.

- Preparing the body in terms of endurance, strength, agility, agility, flexibility, strength and resistance to pain.

- Training of the eyes, ears, and touch.

- Training in using various organs along the lace tree to create the best possible poison.

- Training with various equipment to increase overall and specific fitness.

- Training with a sparring partner/teacher.

- Simulation training from least to greatest.

- Direct experience training with a mentor/exchange of learning experiences.

- Mental training for elite martial artists.

- Nutrition arrangement Stress management creating relaxation and manual/professional therapy.

 

Current Rules: "Professional Muay Thai in a standard boxing ring" and "Amateur Muay Thai" are fights with clear rules. There is a ring master who asks for permission to organize the fight, there is a promoter, there is a judge to score points and a judge to make the final decision. (Judge/Julies/Referee) There must be at least three judges. There will be a referee who decides on the stage and a referee who scores. The popular scoring is given as 10 points per round (based on the use of martial arts, fighting, and the trauma received.

 

Danger from wounds Advantage and Disadvantage Predicting the final outcome of the battle. Points will be deducted from taking advantage of the opponent in an inappropriate manner, being made to lose control or being knocked down, being counted, etc.) which is determined using the academic principles and experience of the judges who have been verified as being an accepted expert. The fight is organized in 5 rounds, 3 minutes each, with a 2 minute rest (originally scheduled for 4 to 6 rounds), the focus is only on wins, losses, and the expression of advanced martial arts. The fighter must dress accordingly. And there is the auspicious wearing of Prachiat cloth. And before fighting, there must be a ceremony to pay respects to teachers.

 

- Clothing includes shorts, chestnuts, hand wraps, gloves, backs, angles, auspicious cloths, Prachiat cloth, robes, and mouthguards.

 

- Training equipment includes sandbags, glove bags, tire bags, punching lures, kick-knee lures, punching balls, dumbbells, babels, short batons, long poles, sit-up chairs, steel grips, jump ropes, manila ropes, running shoes, mirrors, tires. Vehicle balance training wheels, elastic bands, pole posts, wooden rails, low fences, single bars, double bars, practice platforms, mats, massage sticks, charcoal grills and compresses, etc.

 

- Other equipment includes Vaseline, water spray cans (poggles), towels, towels, running shoes, water buckets, ice bottles, chairs, important medicinal items such as boxing oil, balm, black medicine, bitter medicine, turmeric, phlai, wormwood, Rangchud, Phayawanon, Hanuman Prasarnkai, betel nut. Betel, red lime, alum, etc.

 

Muay Thai is not only about the strength of the fighters, but also the spirit of the grateful, the gentle, the friendly, the patient, the forgiving, and the cheerful. One part of Muay Thai may seem harsh. It may look intimidating, but that's in response to the invader. One aspect of Muay Thai may seem weak and demeaning, but that is a trick only for the arrogant and arrogant. And all those who are boxers who have experienced both honorable and dishonorable fights understand well what Muay Thai has been used to show.

 

Muay Thai Martial Arts It has developed along with the way of life of Thai people. Therefore, it has a combined style of fighting to protect itself and resist aggression from other tribes. It also includes artistic expressions and styles of using weapons that are diverse and interesting to watch, according to the characteristics of Thai people who like to express themselves. Fun and friendly As well as being a humble person Grateful people This is considered the principle of martial arts specific to the Thai people, which has a style that is different from any other nation. one who learns Practice until you understand and understand it so you can maintain this uniqueness.