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Saturday, August 10, 2013

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Buakaw Banchamek VS Dong Wen Fei at MAX Muay Thai on August 10, 2013 Watch Online

Buakaw will face Dong Wen Fei Today at 3:30 pm (Thailand.) on Thai TV Channel 7.

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Buakaw Muaythai Max 
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Sunday, November 4, 2012

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Muay Thai Chaiya

Muay Thai has already been well-known internationally for some years now due to the success of Thai kickboxer Buakaw Banchamek ,while very few have heard of Muay Chaiya, an important branch of authentic and traditional Muay Thai. In the name of journalism , we took a Muay Chaiya class in an attempt to better understand what this form of martial art is all about.

What is Muay Thai Chaiya
The origins of Muay Chaiya was in Chaiya district in Surat Thani province,Thailand. Today's modern Muay Thai evolved from various styles of fighting from different parts of Thailand, for example Muay Lop Buri, Muay Phra Nakhon, Muay Korat, and of course Muay Chaiya.
While modern Muay Thai is considerably different from what it used to be because of its intended development into a sport, Muay Chaiya involves actual fighting. The philosophy and movements of Muay Chaiya are also really different, claimed by its practitioners to be more complete.
There are two important unique philosophies of Muay Chaiya. Firstly, protection. Chaiya boxers give more importance to covering themselves up and never giving an opponent the chance to hit them. Secondly, the use of the opponent's force to strike back. Instead of using your own force, Muay Chaiya boxers are taught to make good use of the opponent's movement by knowing exactly where their weak spots are. For example, if they are kicking hard, plunge an elbow in their thigh, which makes them hurt themselves more the harder they kick .
HOW IS MUAYTHAI CHAIYA DIFFERENT FROM MUAY THAI?
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  • When attacking an opponent with their knee, Muay Chaiya boxers bend their body backwards to escape the opponent's possible reach.
  • When attacking an opponent with their elbow, Muay Chaiya boxers hold their other elbow up to protect their face from a counter-attack, while attacking at the same time.
  • When attacking an opponent with their knee, Muay Chaiya boxers bend their body backwards to escape the opponent's possible reach. 
  •  When kicking, Muay Chaiya boxers always keep their foot bent forward because leaving it flat makes their ankles vulnerable. They also bend their body backward while kicking, making them harder to reach.
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What do you need for Muay Thai Chaiya?



  •  Prajiat for headband: A sacred headband made from the cloth given by someone they respect and worn by a boxer while fighting.
  • Prajiat for upper arms: Sacred cloth rings similar to the headband. They are also worn as a reminder for boxers to keep their guard up at all times.
  •  Soft ropes for boxing gloves: There were no gloves back in the day so boxers used soft rolled and tightened ropes over their hands instead, which are sprinkled with water and dried to make them stiff.
  •  Loincloth: Any type of cloth, worn in a way to allow comfort and agility.

BENEFITS FROM MUAY THAI CHAIYA

  • Learning ways to protect yourself in everyday life.
  • Learning and preserving the traditional culture of Thailand.
  • Keeping yourself fit and healthy.
  • Training your mind to be brave and calm.
  • Promoting a sense of community and meeting new friends.

WHERE TO LEARN MUAY THAI CHAIYA

Baan Changthai

V Fri-Sun 5:30-7:30pm, Sat 2-4pm, 5:30-7:30pm. 38 Ekamai Soi 10 Sukhumvit 63.
C 02-391-3807, 02-714-1884, 081-812-8087.
P B800 for four two-hour sessions.

Sriwannachaiyarat Camp.

V Sat 6pm-8pm. 88 Pattanakarn Soi 20.
C 085-184-4361.
P B900 for life membership and B20 for each class.

Luktupfah Camp

V Mon-Fri 6pm-8pm. 5 On Nut Soi 65.
C 081-302-4622, luktupfahmuaythai@hotmail.com, facebook.com/Luktupfah.
P B3,500 for 10 two-hour sessions.

Muay Chaiya (Kru Praeng)

V Various venues in many provinces
C 086-606-7903, 086-556-0195, muaychaiya@yahoo.com, www.muaychaiya.com, facebook.com/krupraeng.

 MOVIE ABOUT MUAYTHAI CHAIYA

  •  Chaiya(2007)

  • Fighting Beat (2007) 

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Sunday, October 21, 2012

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Manus challenges Buakaw - Muay Thai


Manus, won gold at the 2004 and silver at the 2008 Olympics Games, said he liked Muay Thai after a recent exhibition match in his home province of Ratchaburi.He  is now a changed man and has been training hard for a successful career in the country's traditional martial art.

Manus challenges Buakaw

Bangkokpost reports:
He ridiculed a reported match-up between Muay Thai superstar Buakaw Banchamek  and Filipino Manny Pacquiao, one of the best pound-for-pound fighters in international boxing.
"Who will pay about 90 million baht to bring Pacquiao to fight here?" Manus asked.
He said it would be risky for Buakaw to face a fighter who is good at punching because he could be fragile to the weapon.
"Everybody knows this fight cannot be happen because Buakaw has a fight on December and it is illegal to fight within 15 days"
"Everybody in Thailand's boxing circle knows that Buakaw cannot be punched," Manus said.
"I don't know who raised the idea of pitting him against Pacquiao."
" The possible dream fight should be Buakaw vs Somluck .But look like Buakaw was afraid of Somluck in both international boxing and Muay Thai rules "
He then challenged Buakaw to fight him instead.
"If there is anyone who is interested in promoting a fight between Buakaw and me although my body is not in good condition as Buakaw, I am ready to give him a few boxing lessons," he said.

I prefer Buakaw than Manus and I think he just want to be  famous again by fight with Buakaw.
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Thursday, October 11, 2012

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Thai Fight King Of The Ring - October 23


 THAIFIGHT THAILAND 2012  The first round on October 23 at Chanchai Acadium Hall - Bangkok Thonburi University 

Thai Fight King Of The Ring

The first round of Thai Fight 2012 will be held on October 23, 2012 at Chanchai Acadium, Bangkokthonburi University. It will be followed by a second round on 25 November 2012 in Nakhon Ratchasima. The finals on  December 16,2012 will be held at the Royal Plaza in Bangkok. The  October 23, 2012 event will feature Singmanee Kaewsamrit in the 67 kg division and Buakaw in the 70 kg division. It will be telecast live from 1:20PM onwards on Thai Channel 3. 

MuayThai Fighters in this event

Weight 67 kg.
Singmanee Kaewsamrit
Adaylton Pareira de Freitas
Andrei Kulebin
Crice Boussoukou
Mehdi Zatout
Shan Cangelosi
Rachid Boumalek
Houcine Bennoui
Weight 70 kg.
Buakaw Por. Pramuk  vs Mauro Serra
Shannon King
Antero Hynynen
Woo Yong Choi
Tomoyuki Nishikawa
Warren Stevelmans
Fares Bechar



Buakaw Por. Pramuk


Buakaw's elbow threw at his opponent

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