DIC 2009 TRAINING IN THAILAND WWW.FIGHTCLUBGYM.IT
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Si aucun des boxeurs réunionnais n’a réussi à chiper la ceinture de champion d’Europe ou du Monde à son adversaire, les amateurs de “fight” en ont eu pour leur argent ce vendredi soir au petit stade de l’Est. Voici les meilleurs moments en vidéo, des quatre gros combats de la soirée, du kick boxing puis trois combats de muay thai pour un sacre. Reportage de Guy Abalain (gabalain@jir.fr)
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Muay Thai is known as the science of 8 limbs. The Daily’s Jenn Sterger went to LA’s premier Muay Thai School USA to get some lessons on the martial art. — Video by Joni Milne and Robert Sevilla
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Attachai Fairtex vs Kamel Jemel (Muaythai in USA)

Young Sinbi fighter Koatsetee displayed some really nice and fierce skills in the ring this night. He won by RSC (referee stops contest) in the 3rd round after clearly dominating the fight.

Muay-thai training Belgium ‘Only Girls’
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www.sinbi-muaythai.com – Vicky has a very tough fight here against a bigger girl who catches her with numerous elbows but Vicky ended up winning via vicious knees in the clinch.
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Eng: 16 of the best Muay thai fighters in the world are fighting in a reality show to become the contender Asia Muay Thai champion!!!!!! PT: 16 dos melhores lutadores de Muay Thai no mundo estao a lutar num reality show para se tornarem no campeao do Contender Asia Muay Thai!!! Rafik Bakkouri – France(França) Naruepol Fairtex – Thailand(Tailandia) Bruce “The Preacher” Macfie – Australia David Pacquette – England(Inglaterra) Alain Sylvestre – Canada Zidov “Akuma” Dominik – Croatia(Croacia) Joakim Karlsson – Sweden(Suecia) Sean Wright – Scotland(Escocia) John Wayne Parr – Australia Yodsanklai Fairtex – Thailand(Tailandia) Soren Monkongtong – Australia Jose “Pitu” Sans – Spain(Espanha) Dzhabar Askerov – Russia James Martinez – USA Kim Khan Zaki – Singapore(Singapura) Trevor “TNT” Smandych – Canada
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En 2005, la star du cinéma d’action thaïlandais Tony Jaa est venu à Paris présenter son dernier film : Tom-Yum-Goong. Il a profité de cette occasion pour venir réaliser une démonstration impressionnante avec ses cascadeurs devant un groupe de journalistes médusés, parmi eux Archibald Pinault de Cinemasie et de 9 Dragons. In 2005, the thaïland action star Tony Jaa came to Paris to present his latest film : Tom-Yum-Goong. He took the opportunity to perform an amazing show with his stuntmen in front of a bunch of stunned journalists, among them was Cinemasie’s and 9 Dragons’ Archibald Pinault. Production : Cinemasie / 9 Dragons Film : Archibald Pinault Retrouvez la vidéo intégrale gratuitement sur : Enjoy the Full Video for FREE at : www.9-dragons.com www.cinemasie.com

Elle (UK) fighting out of Tiger Muay Thai & MMA Training Camp, Phuket, Thailand, scores a 3rd round TKO as his Thai opponent could not keep up with Elle’s conditioning and non stop attacks. Event took place at Patong Boxing Stadium on April 15, 2010. www.tigermuaythai.com
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Buakaw, training HL
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This is the part 1 of Muay Thai technique instructions of the legend Chamoakpet Chorchamoang

Terry Hodgkinson aka “wandering ninja” after training some Muay Thai, Terry is invited to watch a Muay Thai boxing match at the stadium in Bangkok, Thailand where he was staying. In these video clips he catches the pre workout ritual as well as some of the boxing. “Muay Thai is an excellent martial art. The work out is incredible and it will push you to your physical limit! I enjoyed the training and have a lot of respect for the Muay Thai tradition.” www.InnerOuterYou.com

Muay Boran (Thai: มวยโบราณ, lit. “ancient boxing”) is an umbrella term for the unarmed martial arts of Thailand prior to the introduction of modern equipment and rules. It is the ancestor of modern Muay Thai. The word muay which means boxing comes from the Sanskrit term mavya, while boran or boraan means ancient in Thai. The art is significantly different from its modern descendent. Whereas Muay Thai is often called the “science of eight limbs”, muay boran is said to make use of nawa awut which means nine weapons and refers to the hands, legs, elbows, knees and head. Im Krieg zwischen Siam (heute Thailand) und Birma (heute Myanmar) von 1767 wurden bei der Eroberung der damaligen Hauptstadt Ayutthaya die meisten Aufzeichnungen über die Kunst und die Traditionen des Muay Thai vernichtet. Einige Quellen berichten, das Thaiboxen gehe bis auf das Jahr 1560 zurück, als König Naresuan von Siam in burmesischer Gefangenschaft war. Man sagte ihm Freiheit zu, wenn er in einem Zweikampf die burmesischen Champions besiegen könnte. Der König hatte Erfolg und das Thaiboxen wurde zum Nationalsport. Es gibt aber auch eine zweite Theorie, die besagt, dass bei archäologischen Ausgrabungen Beweise gefunden worden sind, dass die Ureinwohner Thailands bereits Muay-Thai ähnliche Techniken kannten. Was man jedoch sicher weiß, ist, dass Muay-Thai sich aus den alten Kriegskünsten der thailändischen Soldaten entwickelt hat. Das Muay Thai entwickelte sich aus regulären Kampfkünsten. Wenn Schwert und …
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