Real Muay Thai Kick Boxing Fighting in Chiang Mai : A combat sport from the muay martial arts of Thailand that uses stand-up striking along with various clinching techniques

Thai Kick Boxing or Muay Thai “The art of eight limbs” When you break it all down, that’s perhaps what makes this Thailand national sport so effective in combat. You see, it doesn’t just focus on punches; nor does it simply focus on shin-connecting kicks. Rather, elbows, knees, and more are combined with the aforementioned with one idea in mind.

MUAY THAI considered by many the most exciting and dynamic ring sport around, incorporates the use of all 8 “weapons” of the human body: the fists, knees, elbows and feet.

There are 5 judges sitting in for each fight in order to score both offensive and defensive point decisions. Bouts are divided into 4 rounds with 2 minutes per round/ 2-minute between rounds. Safety is the most important aspect of MUATHAI, therefore boxers must wear protective equipment, consisting of head guard, mouth guard, chest guard, elbow guard, gloves, hand wraps, groin guard and shin guards. Every boxer must have a boxer’s book and a medical check up before and after every fight. The weight-in for each boxer must be done before a fight and there are 14 strict weight divisions.