Comments on: The strongest form of Martial Art http://www.thai-boxing.org/2006/03/11/the-strongest-form-of-martial-art/ The Thai-Boxing (Muay Thai) Fan Club Thu, 11 Mar 2010 17:21:23 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.1 by: Elay http://www.thai-boxing.org/2006/03/11/the-strongest-form-of-martial-art/#comment-24087 Mon, 09 Jun 2008 15:20:41 +0000 http://www.thai-boxing.org/2006/03/11/the-strongest-form-of-martial-art/#comment-24087 i'm thai fighter and i'll just tell you what makes muay thai stronger then other ma : 1rst the thai boxer is most of the time fixed in his place unlike tkd and all those MA with flying kicks wich makes there leg breaking really easy for us , bit to jujistsu , a jujitsu fighter is stronger on the ground than standing , here lays both fighter techniques cos if the thai fighter testes correctly his opponent and analyses his techniques he would know how to keep him in a distance or crush him on short distance with elbows and knees! 2nd a thai fighter muscles are much more develloped than others even if fighters have slim body in u're eyes but they could support a lot of pain due to hard training ! 3rd a thai fighter has very simple moves that what makes it faster in hitting his opponent or defending himself by very accurate and simple blocks ! but the difference in the kick between a muay thai fighter and a tkd or shao lin or ... is the movement of the hips! here lays the little secret ! because the hips and the fighter legs always layig on the ground gives the kick much more power in thai tecnique than in other ma ! But all the difference in a fight is not if the fight is going on the streets or on the ring , (cos i'v tried both) its with guts and the balls that the fighter have and its technique and the concentration to stay focus because when u are on the ring 80% of u're power is lost by stress and same for u're pain ! T c all of u and stay out of trouble i’m thai fighter and i’ll just tell you what makes muay thai stronger then other ma : 1rst the thai boxer is most of the time fixed in his place unlike tkd and all those MA with flying kicks wich makes there leg breaking really easy for us , bit to jujistsu , a jujitsu fighter is stronger on the ground than standing , here lays both fighter techniques cos if the thai fighter testes correctly his opponent and analyses his techniques he would know how to keep him in a distance or crush him on short distance with elbows and knees!
2nd a thai fighter muscles are much more develloped than others even if fighters have slim body in u’re eyes but they could support a lot of pain due to hard training !
3rd a thai fighter has very simple moves that what makes it faster in hitting his opponent or defending himself by very accurate and simple blocks !
but the difference in the kick between a muay thai fighter and a tkd or shao lin or … is the movement of the hips! here lays the little secret ! because the hips and the fighter legs always layig on the ground gives the kick much more power in thai tecnique than in other ma !
But all the difference in a fight is not if the fight is going on the streets or on the ring , (cos i’v tried both) its with guts and the balls that the fighter have and its technique and the concentration to stay focus because when u are on the ring 80% of u’re power is lost by stress and same for u’re pain !

T c all of u and stay out of trouble

]]> by: sanuk http://www.thai-boxing.org/2006/03/11/the-strongest-form-of-martial-art/#comment-24050 Sun, 25 May 2008 03:16:40 +0000 http://www.thai-boxing.org/2006/03/11/the-strongest-form-of-martial-art/#comment-24050 nice video. i live in thailand and where you live you have different ways of fighting, of course the top fighters and well schooled in all forms up here in chiang mai they tend to produce boxers with very fast hand speed and exstensive use of elbows. issan thailand- northeast tough hardnosed defensive fighters south thailand great at kicking ...most fun to watch if a bit bloody bangkok. tend to produce all around fighters as many in bangkok are from other parts of the country keep in mind to the Thais it is a sport pure and simple, and also not just the pros but most men know at least some muay thai..much like most amercians know something about baseball why i tell my friends who visit dont pick fights with the locals...they are nice folks and wont hurt you but persist..say hello to a long hospital stay nice video.

i live in thailand
and where you live you have different ways of fighting, of course the top fighters and well schooled in all forms

up here in chiang mai they tend to produce boxers with very fast hand speed and exstensive use of elbows.

issan thailand- northeast tough hardnosed defensive fighters
south thailand great at kicking …most fun to watch if a bit bloody
bangkok. tend to produce all around fighters as many in bangkok are from other parts of the country

keep in mind to the Thais it is a sport pure and simple, and also not just the pros but most men know at least some muay thai..much like most amercians know something about baseball

why i tell my friends who visit dont pick fights with the locals…they are nice folks and wont hurt you but persist..say hello to a long hospital stay

]]> by: look http://www.thai-boxing.org/2006/03/11/the-strongest-form-of-martial-art/#comment-23481 Wed, 23 Jan 2008 22:30:52 +0000 http://www.thai-boxing.org/2006/03/11/the-strongest-form-of-martial-art/#comment-23481 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fL9ZXos8LfQ&feature=related it all depends on the fighter.. a fight between a tae kwon do fighter and a muay thai fighter. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fL9ZXos8LfQ&feature=related

it all depends on the fighter..

a fight between a tae kwon do fighter and a muay thai fighter.

]]> by: Muaythaixx http://www.thai-boxing.org/2006/03/11/the-strongest-form-of-martial-art/#comment-21913 Wed, 03 Oct 2007 01:44:22 +0000 http://www.thai-boxing.org/2006/03/11/the-strongest-form-of-martial-art/#comment-21913 well id have to say muay thai prob is more intense then tkd , ive got a friend who went to tkd maybe 7-10yrs ive gone to muay thai 4months nd i culd easily destroy the answer is simple, muay thai u condition and its very agressive tkd is all about scoring points and protection is padded so much so when they actually gt hit on the street der like wtf becuz dey arent used to hits im not saying tkd is bad im juz saying id rather muay thai anyday becuz of de way of training well id have to say muay thai prob is more intense then tkd , ive got a friend who went to tkd maybe 7-10yrs ive gone to muay thai 4months nd i culd easily destroy the answer is simple, muay thai u condition and its very agressive tkd is all about scoring points and protection is padded so much so when they actually gt hit on the street der like wtf becuz dey arent used to hits im not saying tkd is bad im juz saying id rather muay thai anyday becuz of de way of training

]]> by: Be-Water http://www.thai-boxing.org/2006/03/11/the-strongest-form-of-martial-art/#comment-20986 Fri, 13 Jul 2007 02:23:00 +0000 http://www.thai-boxing.org/2006/03/11/the-strongest-form-of-martial-art/#comment-20986 The truth is in the killing. You know, honestly, this debate has been going on since Man first figured out his first martial (combative expression) combination. If one uses common sense, they can resolve this debate within their own minds before sounding silly in front of others. Part of being a philosopher however is learning through debate. So we continue. Is there a more effective and a less effective way of walking? Yes, we all know this right? If you try to walk one leg shorter (considerably) than the other, will you not stumble? Of course you will. If you want to walk to the mail box, do you circle your house twice prior? Of course not. My point is simple: The most direct and violent application will always defeat the less direct and "fluffed" appliction. Muscle memory is important, and you fight the way you train. Train hard, train daily, and learn the most effective way, YOUR body moves (and therefore, fights). Happy journey my friends The truth is in the killing.

You know, honestly, this debate has been going on since Man first figured out his first martial (combative expression) combination. If one uses common sense, they can resolve this debate within their own minds before sounding silly in front of others. Part of being a philosopher however is learning through debate. So we continue.

Is there a more effective and a less effective way of walking? Yes, we all know this right? If you try to walk one leg shorter (considerably) than the other, will you not stumble? Of course you will. If you want to walk to the mail box, do you circle your house twice prior? Of course not.

My point is simple: The most direct and violent application will always defeat the less direct and “fluffed” appliction. Muscle memory is important, and you fight the way you train. Train hard, train daily, and learn the most effective way, YOUR body moves (and therefore, fights).

Happy journey my friends

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