You're in the ring, dancing around your opponent, looking for that crucial opening. Suddenly: Wham, wham, WHAM! Three flashing kicks from the Muay Tai boxxer, and you're on the canvas, wondering what the hack you were thinking.

Muay Thai is the hottest style of kick-boxing to hit the sports world this century. Unlike conventioal kickboxing wherein the opponents get in their three token kicks and then duke it out, the Thai boxers integrate their use of legs and fists so that all four limbs are utilized in one fluid, savage, yet clean, style.

Only real men survive buots of Thai boxing, and only you can say if your're tough enough to learn a rough way of life.

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Contents

Foreword
The origin of thai boxing
Thai boxing andother martial arts
Basic techniques-Stance and movements; Hand techniques (Staright punch, hook punch, elbow strike); Kicking techniques (Front kick, knee kick, round kick)
Defence techniques
Combined attacks
Methods of training-Training combined attacks and defences-Bag practice
Sparring and power exercises
Advice for fighting
Thai boxing throughout the world
For those who learn and practise alone