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Suitcases, Donuts, Dropping Hands, And More...
Suitcases, Donuts, Dropping Hands, And More...
Dokmaipaa Comes Out On Top
(In this photo: Fairtex BGV1 Muay Thai Boxing Glove)
Southpaw athlete, D...
How to condition your shins for muay thai?
One effective way to condition your shins for muay thai is to perform shin conditioning exercises. Shin conditioning exercises are designed to strengthen the muscles, tendons, and bones in your shins, which can help to improve your striking power and reduce your risk of injury.
Losses, Angles, Catching Kicks, and More...
Dealing With Loss
(In this photo: Fairtex BPV3 Belly Pad)
Gasjang came back to the gym. The fighters return after their bouts to talk to Mr. Wong....
How to Kick in Muay Thai?
To throw a muay thai kick, start by standing in a fighting stance with your feet shoulder-width apart and your hands up to defend your face. From this position, shift your weight onto your back leg and bend your knee to load up your hips
Handwraps, Bells, Sit Ups, And More...
Handwraps, Bells, Sit Ups, And More in this week’s Fairtex News
Handwrap Equipment
The sport is a craft. In the backroom at the bouts the special...
What fitness routines are good for muay thai?
There are many different fitness routines that can be effective for training in muay thai. Here are a few examples of fitness routines that can help to improve your performance in muay thai:
Stamp Wins At ONE Fight Night, Strength and Conditioning, Leg Kick Pads, and more
Stamp Wins At ONE Fight Night, Strength and Conditioning, Leg Kick Pads, and more
Stamp Wins At ONE Fight Night 6
(In this photo: Fairtex BGL6 Pr...
What are the weight classes for muay thai?
Muay Thai weight classes are typically divided into several different categories, based on the weight of the fighters. The specific weight class...
How to get Fairtex sponsored and more...
How to get Fairtex sponsored!
(In this photo: Fairtex SP5 Competition Muay Thai Shin Guard)Every aspiring fighter wants to get sponsored. There are...
Developing Explosive Power for Muay Thai
Traditionally, Muay Thai consists of very little, if any, strength training. A few calisthenics here and there, and most practitioners are happy. But targeted strength and power training are needed if you want to maximize explosive power for Muay Thai.
Boxing Training At Fairtex and more...
Boxing Training At Fairtex
(In this photo: Fairtex BGV14P Polka Dot Muay Thai Boxing Glove, Fairtex FMV9 Contoured Focus Mitts)
Athletes at the f...
What is it like to train muay thai in Thailand?
Most muay thai camps in Thailand offer training programs that are tailored to different levels of experience and ability, so you can find a program that is right for you.
