Muay Thai – Civilized Savage

July 4, 2022

What is the Difference Between Kick-Boxing and Muay Thai?

At first glance Muay-Thai and Kick-boxing look the same, people punch each other and they kick each other, same thing right? NOPE. while there are many similarities between the two styles that can allow you to transition into either one with relative ease, there are still some key differences between both styles, first off lets start of with the origins...

Martial arts/Mixed Martial Arts/Muay Thai

February 21, 2022

What is Sparring?

Sparring, known by many different names for many different martial arts, randori for Judo, Kumite for karate and rolling for BJJ, sparring is the act of simulated fighting, you’re fighting, but not for realsies, at least not if you’re hard sparring. There are many different types of sparring however, so sometimes during class you may hear a term that you...

Boxing/Brazilian Jiu Jitsu/Martial arts/Mixed Martial Arts/Muay Thai

February 6, 2022

What Equipment do you need for Muay Thai?

Muay Thai is a phenomenal combat sport, it would be the martial art that I would consider my main discipline of study. A sport that is so simple to learn and so infinitely complex to master, if you’re new and just starting your Muay Thai journey, than this list of equipment will help guide you towards what you need. Boxing...

Equipment and Gear/Muay Thai/Training equipment

January 3, 2022

4 Drills for Training Striking at Home

Why train striking at home? If you feel like the time you have in coached sessions doesn’t feel like enough time to practice you’d be right. Unless you’re well off or are willing to put a lot of money towards training expenses and coaches fees, your probably only getting 3 training sessions a week in. Luckily you aren’t just limited...

Boxing/Martial arts/Mixed Martial Arts/Muay Thai

August 10, 2020

Conditioning your Shins

Kicks are one of your most valuable tools in Muay Thai, they give you the ability to rain devastating blows on your opponent, BUT, the part of the leg that you use to kick, the shin, is actually quite a sensitive part of your body and can be hurt if not prepared properly. Many times iv’e clashed shins with someone...

Equipment and Gear/Fitness/Home Gym/Mixed Martial Arts/Muay Thai/Strength and Conditioning

Category: Muay Thai

What is the Difference Between Kick-Boxing and Muay Thai?

What is Sparring?

What Equipment do you need for Muay Thai?

4 Drills for Training Striking at Home

Conditioning your Shins