What do you think about Muay Thai?

you kidding?) Several boxers told me that. :beerchug:

Just in general. I have been told that most of Muay Thai fights are won with fists. So anyway fists are very important in Muay Thai too. For self defense I heared several times that pure boxing is the best. :boxing: Once a guy from boxing came to the Muay Thai training, and he said that boxing training was too monotonous. you kidding?) Muay-thai fighters prefer to win with knees and kicks, if you are in thailand. you wont ever outpoint an opponent by punches there.

I've seen some of her scenes. Not that impressed. https://media.giphy.com/media/26BGthna0BWwmekjC/giphy.gif

Just in general. I have been told that most of Muay Thai fights are won with fists. So anyway fists are very important in Muay Thai too. For self defense I heared several times that pure boxing is the best. :boxing: Once a guy from boxing came to the Muay Thai training, and he said that boxing training was too monotonous. I'm a BJJ guy but I train with a few Muay Thai guys who use BJJ for their MMA ground game... received wisdom is that the grappling arts are probably your best bet for self defense (though I am, naturally, a little biased), but also that boxing is about the quickest route to being able to defend yourself effectively.

How are you thinking? As a spectator sport, for self defense or were you considering doing it competitively? Just in general. I have been told that most of Muay Thai fights are won with fists. So anyway fists are very important in Muay Thai too. For self defense I heared several times that pure boxing is the best. :boxing: Once a guy from boxing came to the Muay Thai training, and he said that boxing training was too monotonous.

Not a fan though I respect them. Just feel every fights the same with two guys squared up stood in front of each other taking turns may as well watch a game of slaps.

What does that mean Her scenes https://media.tenor.com/images/52da89c921b1cec32f820708d999d8de/tenor.gif

Muay Thai is a good style for infighting. Kicking trees isn't much fun, but you need to do it, shin to shin contact doesn't feel good at all. I still prefer a grappling style like Jiu Jitsu for being that close

I've seen some of her scenes. Not that impressed. What does that mean Her scenes

One of the hardest combat styles in terms of risk where sometimes people die accidentally in the first trainings

Mate of mine is a muay Thai fighter.. think he even won a European title a few years back. He did the whole travel to Thailand and kick **** out of Banana trees to sever the nerve endings in the legs. It's a very disciplined sport and very painful bit great to get into even for just keeping yourself fit.

Tough sport just like boxing except with kicks and elbows. I think it's more deadly and savagery than boxing tbh. I respect Muay-thai fighters and the sport. This man here is a known beast, he has over 200+ fights That's crazy man. Do you know his official record,?

I like Indian food better.

Tough sport just like boxing except with kicks and elbows. I think it's more deadly and savagery than boxing tbh. I respect Muay-thai fighters and the sport. This man here is a known beast, he has over 200+ fights

Those leg kicks really hurt. Cant believe how many those guys shrug off sometimes..

Ever tried? Just wonder if there are some opinions. How are you thinking? As a spectator sport, for self defense or were you considering doing it competitively? Either way, you might get better answers on the MMA forum. https://www.boxingscene.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=114 or Training and nutrition https://www.boxingscene.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=6 Depends on your angle, I guess.

I've seen some of her scenes. Not that impressed.

I do it. Enjoy it and recommend it. Encompasses a lot of skills.

better than boxing everybody fights each other