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The Wai Khru Ritual: A Reverent Tradition in the World of Muay Thai
Muay Thai, often referred to as "The Art of Eight Limbs," is not just a combat sport but a profound expression of Thai culture and tradition. Int...
Focus’ First Fight
Focus’ First Fight
(In this Photo: Fairtex Black/Green Shorts)
It was his first fight. He went to a small village. The drive was two hours long a...
A long time in the game
A long time in the game
(In this Photo: Fairtex Fight Team T-Shirt)
For Kru Hern Muay Thai is in his blood. Like many Thai athletes and trainers,...
4 Months 0 Fights
4 Months 0 Fights
(In this Photo: HW2-Pink)
There are bouts weekly. At ONE Lumpinee there are 12 bouts. The monthly ONE Fight Night shows also ha...
Enjoying The Work
Enjoying The Work
(In this Photo: Fairtex BPV2)
Coach Man Man loves the sport. The Filipino boxing coach puts in the hours every day. He’s been a...
A Handy Update
A Handy Update
(In this Photo: Muay Thai Jersey-Blue)
Breaks in hands happen. The punch is hard. The wrist bends. There are a host of reasons why...
Dropping Weight With Andy Cehovsky
Dropping Weight With Andy Cehovsky
(In this Photo: HB13-Angle Beavy Bag)
Czech fighter Andy Cehovsky came to Fairtex over 5 years ago. On his first...
Ongbak Comes To Protect The Village
Ongbak Comes To Protect The Village
(In this Photo: BGV14 Grundge Art)
Tony Jaa was the original Ong Bak. The breakout movie was released in 2003....
The Values Of A Company
The Values Of A Company
(In this Photo: FMV9 Focus Mitts, BXP1 Target Pads)
Mr. Wong founded Fairtex in 1971. The company focused on textiles. Fai...
Saemapetch Faces The King Of The North
Saemapetch Faces The King Of The North
(In This Photo: KPLC5-Black, BGV14-Grundge)
Saemapetch takes on Nico Carrillo on July 6th in Bangkok. The t...
SHAQ Sporting Fairtex BGV14 Boxing Gloves
Basketball icon Shaquille O'Neal recently made waves when he appeared sporting Fairtex BGV14-Red boxing gloves in the popular TV show "Inside the ...
Wringing It Out
Wringing It Out
Thailand is hot. The other two seasons are hotter and really really hot. Training in the scorching heat is great for conditioning ...
