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Muay Thai-Thai Kickboxing
Muay Thai or Thai boxing has been described as the world's most demanding sports ring and is one of the deadliest forms of martial art. Also known as "the science of eight members, it is a hard style of martial art that uses also the use of the head, elbows, knees and shins as weapons. Although most of the world knows it is only from Thailand, it comes from the term Muay Boran and is also practiced in other countries in the region of Southeast Asia and has different names in different countries. Malaysians call Tomoi, Muay Lao in Laos Burma and Pradal Serey Lethwei to Cambodia.

Muay Thai has its roots in the Siamese army in ancient times and crises in these times had no time limit and few rules. Only in the last part of the 20th century were gloves, cycle time and a clear set of rules were adopted.

target points of Muay Thai punches include the area above the ears, jaw, the area covered by the upper lip (philtrum), clavicle, ribs, solar plexus and floating. boxing skills or Chok are similar to western boxing: the straight punch (Mud Trong), Mud Wiang San or hook, the swing-Mud Wiang Yao, the uppercut Mud Seuy Cobra Punch or Kra-dod Chok, and the cons-deceased or for the mud Hook. Muay Thai boxing technique absent in Western boxing is the spinning backfist or Mud Wiang Glub and can be a very effective surprise attack.

On or kicking techniques are an essential part of Muay Thai fighting. It consists of forehand Le Trong, the roundhouse The TUD, diagonal shot Chiang, Shin-blow to the knee Krueng Krueng Kao Kheng, the rotunda Kod kick, heel kick The Kao ax, jump Gra-kick dodeh The 'step-up kick Kha Yiep L', and spectacular spinning heel kick The Glub Lang. The NEB or hierarchy is a dangerous kick often executed Muay Thai kick and is very similar to the right kick. The toe or ball is used to dig into the target area which may include the outer part of the thigh, shin and knee. It is mainly used to stop and goes ahead of the opponent.

Clinching Muay Thai is to put his hands behind the opponent's head and pulling it down. It was during this melee that the techniques Tee Kao or knee used to hit the torso or more devastating, the jaw. The knee kickers are the different Kao Trong or knee strikes law, Chiang Kao or knee strike diagonally Kong Kao curve knee strike, Kao TUD horizontal knee strike, slap Kao Tod knee, the knee Youwn bomb Kao Kao Yiep step-up knee strike and the Kao Act or flying knee strike.

Traditional methods of Muay Thai training was grueling and literally took blood, sweat and tears to bear. It was extreme conditioning the legs by kicking repeatedly against a banana. This hardens the shin makes it invulnerable to the violence in the ring.