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Muay Thai

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Muay Thai, sometimes referred to as "Thai Boxing" is a combat sport of Thailand that uses stand-up strikes along with various clinching techniques. This discipline is known as the "art of eight limbs" as it is characterised by the combined use of fists, elbows, knees and shins.

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Getting Started

Our classes are welcoming to all levels of physical fitness and experience

What to Expect

The Muay Thai classes consist of a blend of traditional Muay Thai technique, along with various striking styles such as Boxing, Dutch Muay Thai and freestyle Chinese kickboxing.

Warm Up

Before getting into the technical aspect of the class it is important to warm up to help prevent injuries.

Skipping in warmup

Cardio/Endurance (Skipping, Jogging)

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High Intensity Interval Training

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Functional Movements Dynamic Stretching

Technical Training

Once the warm up is finished the technical element of the class begins with drills and exercises such as;

Practical Application

Next is the pad work and drilling component of the class where we get hands on with pads, and practical application drills to achieve flawless technique, build our striking-specific cardio and endurance, and learn how to develop our striking style and repertoire.

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Hitting Pads

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Light Sparring

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Sparring

Cooling Down

Once the hard work is done, we begin the cool-down phase of the class which will often see us relaxing with a short walk around the mats, a chat with our training mates and then finish with a full-body static stretch to further aid our recovery and flexibility.

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Slow Down

How to control your breath in Muay thai

Breathe

Static stretching

Static Stretching

Before Coming To Class

As with any gym, there are a few things we ask you to keep in mind before starting your first class;

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Wear comfortable clothes

Loose/flexible shorts (necessary when kicking). Striking shorts are preferred however.

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Respect is paramount

Our classes foster a welcoming and positive culture. While we work hard and aim to excel, please keep in mind that we have a responsibility to ensure the safety and well-being of our training partners, classmates, and coaches.

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Maintain personal hygiene

No shoes on the mats and ensure you keep a high level of personal hygiene before, during and after class

Please Note

Our classes do require some equipment in order for you to fully participate.​

These Include;

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Boxing Gloves 10oz for pad work 16oz for sparring

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Hand wraps and shin pads

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Mouth guard, chest guard and groin guard

Recommended:
Boxing gloves (no bag mitts) 10oz for pad work and 16oz for sparring), mouth guard, groin guard/chest guard, shin pads, and hand wraps. If you need assistance with acquiring these, please don’t hesitate to speak to one of our coaches.