Muay Thai

Muay Thai is a combat sport of Thailand that consists of using 8 limbs from your body to perform striking techniques. To find out more about this style, check out the articles.
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TITLE MMA Thai Pads | 6 Reasons Why The Anatomical Thai Pads Are Awesome

I found the TITLE MMA Anatomical Thai Pads is a part of the top 10 best pair of Thai pads I have tried using. While I was training Muay Thai & Kickboxing one day, I had the opportunity to try them out.  The feeling of using these is a little different comparing to Thai style […]

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Taekwondo to Muay Thai- 8 Reasons Why Transitioning Is Effective

Taekwondo to Muay Thai | 8 Reasons Why the Transition Works

Transitioning from Taekwondo to Muay Thai can be an effective way for martial artists to expand their striking skills. While the two martial arts have significant differences, they also share several techniques and concepts that can make the transition smoother. Taekwondo places a strong emphasis on kicking techniques, speed, flexibility, and movement. Muay Thai, on

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Worn-out Shin Guards | 5 Warnings From Using These Cheap Kinds

Muay Thai & kickboxing shin guards usually last for a long time. But if you have a pair that’s cheap in quality, they wear out fast. Worn-out shin guards can also be either dangerous or not very excellent to use anymore.  This topic came to my mind when I was training with a friend of

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12 Reasons Fairtex F-Day

Fairtex F-Day BGV11 | 12 Reasons You Should Get Them

Among Fairtex’s most popular gloves, the Fairtex F-Day BGV11 stand out for their lightweight feel, premium microfibre construction, excellent wrist support, and durability. After more than a year of regular use, these gloves continue to perform exceptionally well with very little wear. Finding the right pair of boxing gloves can make a noticeable difference in training

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Low Quality Thai Pads | 6 Reasons They're Not Worth It

Low-Quality Thai Pads | 6 Reasons It is Not Worth

Thai pads are one of the most important pieces of training equipment for Muay Thai and kickboxing. Whether they’re used for pad work, conditioning, or coaching, a durable pair of Thai pads makes training safer and more enjoyable. While low-quality Thai pads may seem like a great way to save money, they often become more expensive

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Rival RB2 Super Bag Gloves Review - Pros & Cons

Rival RB2 Bag Gloves Review | Pros & Cons

The Rival RB2 Super Bag Boxing Gloves have become a popular choice among combat sports athletes because they offer excellent protection, a comfortable fit, and impressive durability at a reasonable price. After several years of consistent use, however, there are also a few drawbacks that potential buyers should consider. Choosing the right pair of boxing

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Hayabusa Tokushu Instep Shin Guards- Pros, Cons & Is it Worth Buying

Hayabusa Tokushu Instep | Pros & Cons

When choosing shin guards for Muay Thai, Kickboxing, or MMA, protection, comfort, durability, and fit are some of the most important factors to consider. The Hayabusa Tokushu Instep Shin Guards became a popular option because of their low-profile design, secure fit, and excellent impact protection. Although Hayabusa no longer manufactures this model, many martial artists

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5 Kung Fu Techniques to Apply to Kickboxing

Kung Fu Techniques You Can Apply to Kickboxing: 5 Types

Many martial artists wonder whether skills learned in one discipline can be transferred to another. For those transitioning from Kung Fu to Kickboxing, the answer is often yes. As discussed in the article “5 Reasons Why Transitioning From Kung Fu to Kickboxing is a Good Change” Kung Fu and Kickboxing are two very different martial

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Kickboxing For Students: How to Train While Balancing School

Kickboxing for Students: How to Train When You Have No Time

Balancing university life with martial arts is a notorious challenge. For many students, the combination of dense assignments, part-time work, and tuition stress makes the trek to the gym feel nearly impossible. Consequently, many find themselves forced to take a hiatus from the mats. However, missing classes does not have to mean falling behind. By

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Kung Fu to Kickboxing- 5 Reasons it’s a Excellent Transition

Kung Fu to Kickboxing | 5 Reasons it’s a Excellent Transition

After years of training in Kung Fu, some martial artists reach a point where they desire a more practical and competition-oriented striking system. Kickboxing, known for its high-intensity pad work, sparring, and real-world application, provides just that. While the transition requires adjusting to different techniques and training styles, many find it enhances their overall skillset. 

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