Ancient Muay Thai (Thai Boxing)

Muay Boran is the other name of the ancient Muay Thai. This is a traditional form of Muay Thai, which is still taught and practiced in Thailand. Muay Boran is still practiced and taught in order to secure boxes Muay Thai Techniques of the story, before the introduction of formal rules and the introduction of gloves in 1930. Muay Boran is the ancestor of today's Muay Thai Boxing. Most of the facts of Muay Boran have been extinct now, many of the original documentsThailand on this fascinating subject were destroyed in the looting of Ayuddhaya in 1767 and others lost in the mists of time.

The late Arjarn Samai Messamarn Buddhai by Swan Institute in Thailand was a study of the Thai empty hand system to make the scarce resources available in Thailand. This research led him to Burma, where he was able to access historical records on the system of war was Siamese. Using this information andmeticulous research in Thailand Arjarn Samai was able to document and confirm 60 Awudt Muay Boran techniques and fighting methods. Only two records of the techniques, hand-painted on parchment now exist. Arjarn Samai son Arjarn Werayut Messamarn recently visited England and brought one of these unique documents.

It is believed that the Siamese people had to fight their own style in each Kingdom a different style. These struggles have clear systems have been developedfor many hundreds of years and, under many different names, as we know, "Arwut Thai" (meaning Thai Weapons), "Pahuyut" (armed, unarmed combat). Much later, in late Ayutthaya period, or the beginning of the Thonburi

Teaching Ancient Muay Thai "Period began after a long history of struggle against the Burmese king Phra Thaksin 'The Great" finally pushed all invaders from the kingdom of Siam, with this the Chakri dynasty. Chakri dynasty with King Rama I onthe throne, marked a period in which almost all together separate kingdoms of Siam, the land we know today as Thailand has become. At the end of 1700, with wars against invaders over, fighters began to compete locally, and often to be seen against the king, who had the best style. Most people recognize this period in history of Muay Thai as fighters used to wrap their hands in cotton.

Today, people refer to this style of combat (this time) as "Muay KadChuak "even if at the time, this is not the term people used." Muay Kad Chuak "began to decline in 1920, ending in 1929 with a death in the ring. Although the government has banned the time, this type of fighting (with wrapped hands) people still with the arts and fight underground practice. At some point, through the introduction of rules and provide better protection of combatants, the competition has become more secure, and is born in the sport of Muay Thai. Here is some information about theTechniques used: Technique 6 (Swan Buddhai) - The boxer grabs the opponent's neck twisting him from side to side, and then a knee lift the opponent's body, finally the boxer push away the opponent with a kick finishing high on the neck of the opponent.

To clarify, the name given to the technique usually refers to an application of this technology, not necessarily the technique of whole or the final result, but to break, for example, the action (HAK) neck (KOR) in Hak Kor Erawanor an appeal or something to offer, Hanuman Tawa Wen. Of the 60 most important techniques in the curriculum of Swan Buddhai there are other minor technical and many different variations and additional measures that may result from the most important techniques. A good example is the technique "GAA JIK KAI" translated Crow pecks the egg that could substantially speed hits the enemy in the face, but from a stroke is to choose any technique eg round kick (Daet) Front Kick (TEEP ), rightUppercut (Uppercut kwaa) or many others.

In addition to technical Swan Buddhai, we still have at least 60 different techniques from various sources, including from Camp Arjarn Yodthong Sityodthong, Panja Kraitus Arjarn author of the book "Art of Fighting Muay Thai distinct" discovered in the late Khun Bunyuen Suvanatdha former head of the Amateur Muay Thai Association of Thailand and Kru Lang Camp Sitpralang in Ayuddhaya.

The discovery of Muay Boran in the Westtook us on a journey back in time. Modern sport, Muay Thai has been established here for nearly 30 years, we returned and found the first time the sport competitions have been fought for honor and freedom. It 's just a flash in time, before reaching our destination and is the mother of Thai Martial Arts - Krabi Krabong.