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@@user-er8fm7kj8q จะถือว่าชมจริงๆก้อแล้วกันแม้จะรุว่าประชด

@@user-nc9od9bo5c I can assure you that all the information on the video have been carefully researched and studied by me over the years, and that พลเอก ธันวาคม ทิพยจันทร์ uploaded this video of mine on his channel "World Muay Thai Alliance Association".

มวยไทยก็คือมวยไทยครับ

Can you still learn from your Grandpa? 🤞

Sawadeekrap!

Swadeekrap🙏

Sawadeekrap

Sawasdee Krub 🙏🏼

Thank you! 🙏

Muay Chaiya (Defensive& CounterAtk)

Muay is not means fight. It's means martial art or boxing. Muay sakol is just boxing.

Muay Palasuksa is a physically Muay Thai.

Thank you!

Thank you for your kind words!

Muay Boran

Yeah, Indeed!

But boran can also translates to Ancient. Meaning it means "Ancient Boxing" or "Ancient Kickboxing"

@@ninjasolarteam boran means old time before modern

also in thai boran pronoun is muei bo'lan

And in Hinduism Hanuman is regarded as a God..

Thank you! I really appreciate your words.

Thank you very much! 🙏

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Thank you!

Thank you for your support!

Tony Jaa was prepared for Ong Bak by Master Amnat Pooksrisuk, the founder of Muay Navarach which was an expert of Muay Korat, Chaiya, Lopburi, Chaiyut and Palasuksa. He sadly passed away last year.

I'm happy you enjoyed it!

Thank you for your comment and thank you for the idea!

Thank you!

I want to learn some clinch and elbows and knee strikes.

Thank you for sharing your story! I suggest you to check out the course on my Muay Boran Style, the Modern Muay Boran, on my KZfaq channel. There are currently 3 blocks, basics, footwork, and defenses. The next one will be the offensive techniques. Also check out my Instagram to see some interesting techniques.

@@GaawutProductions A question, what's the difference between modern muay boran and modern muay thai?

@@-pao_de_queijo- Modern Muay Boran, better known as Muay Nam (Boxing of Water), is the style of Muay Boran that I founded with the aim of reforming Muay Boran by simplifying it, removing impractical techniques, refining what was useful, adding the great wealth of knowledge of modern fighting, and science. It is not a finished and crystallized style, it's always changing and improving. In Modern Muay Boran the focus is on the purest form of fighting: -Bare-knuckle -9 weapons of the body (Headbutts too) -Stand-Up Wrestling (All takedowns and throws allowed) -No rules -No ground fighting because in ancient times going to the ground meant death. (Only a basic defense system to get up quickly if you fall to the ground). However, many concepts can be effectively used in Muay Thai, Lethwei, MMA, and much more. The difference with Muay Thai is enormous because Muay Thai has many limitations, rules and a points-system (The Burmese Boxing, Lethwei, is closer to Muay Boran than Muay Thai itself so you can imagine the differences) If you check out my website you can find out more about Modern Muay Boran, link is on my channel or in the description. Muay Boran is like a rusty sword due to tradition, wrong training methods, and wrong fighting logic. Most Muay Boran masters today just keep it rusty and add beautiful jewels to sell it. For me it's different, I aim to restore its effectiveness.

@@GaawutProductions Ok,thanks

I don’t think so! There are many other countries with their own material arts to use protect their country such as VN, Malaysia...

not best, but very effective. best or not martial art it depends from the practitioner

it's the man behind the gun that makes the gun lethal.

Also strong Kyokushin Karate.. Take down Traditional power Judo and Jujitsu...

the best of martial arts for me "(^__^)"

Thank you for your comment!

Definitely a great experience, I'm happy for you! You should check out my video "The Principles of the Tiger and Lion" as it is based on the studies of Master Amnat and it was made in his honor. I don't know if you are aware of it, he sadly passed away this year 🙏

@@GaawutProductions i did hear the news, he was a very welcoming man, he accompanied me and the other fighters to the wai kru ceramanoy in ayutthaya! my old coach is now a GM in navarach. GM Gary Gregory. Thanks for the reply, have a great day!

@@GaawutProductions we also learnt a bit about the tiger and lion, using knees and ebow strikes simultanously. I actually have used such strikes on a few bouts as pure sport thai boxers havent much idea bout how to defend against it!

Tony Jaa learned from 1. Muay Thai Boran. 2. Muay Thai Kochasarn 3. Muay Thai Korat and own design style

@@joesho211 Bro that's awesome, Do you know 100%? Bc I screenshotted this, and now imma practice in the Arts..

@@IJohn-117IChief The subject that is used in the army almost all over the world, do you know where it came from? It comes from Thailand, which is Muay Thai Lertrit.

Surely you can!

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Thank you 🙏

Muay Boran and Muay Thai is my passion, I have been studying and deepening the art for years now. I am not Thai but I often do research in Thai language. I realize that information on Muay Boran is difficult to find, so I do my best to make it easily accessible to those interested. If you have any curiosity feel free to ask.

Pure Muay Thasao I think is extinct, it is even difficult to find footages. To date, the Thasao lineage is handed down by Muay Phraya Phichai, but I heard that they don't teach non-Thai people, maybe it's just a rumor though, I'm not sure.

@@GaawutProductions thx for the info, and I am looking forward to more of your content,keep it up.

@@justintan4244 Thank you! I appreciate your support!

Yes it is , Muay Thai boran is a raw fighter used in battlefield before no gun .. lol

Muay boran is too dangerious, we use them in war for killing. The modern muay Thai is nothing campare to muay boran!!

ขอบคุณครับ!

If you are interested in Muay Korat check out this channel! kzfaq.info/love/sZ3O0nDJ5cPuGucwdFOeJA

Thank you very much!

Hi, I've published some techniques of Muay Phra Chao Seua in my Instagram page, I'll share the book since a master made a free version.

@@GaawutProductions That's awasome! Can't wait to see. I have the newer, redesigned version of the images, but I would like to see the first edition. Thank you very much.

@@maximillianaraujo6022 That edition is the one I own, I don't have access to other versions right now

@@GaawutProductions It's okay, I always wanted to know about the specific translations of this document. Even using character recognition, it is impossible to translate. Anyway, I look forward to more translations. Anyway, thanks for your work.

แต่กัมพูชาเขาไม่ยอม เขาว่ามันเป็นมวยเหมน(เขมร) โดยอ้างว่าพวกเขาเป็นเจ้าของปราสาทหินอันใหญ่โตมโหฬาร ย่อมเป็นเจ้าของวิชามวยไทยเช่นกัน หลักฐานอยู่ที่นครวัด ส่วนมวยพม่า มวยลาว ไม่เห็นเขมรไปยุ่งเลยเพราะไม่ค่อยดัง....

@@samruaysunthorn2999 เขมรเห็นศิลปะไทยก็อยากอ้างเป็นเจ้าของทั้งหมดนั่นแหละ

@@sincerechristine508 มวยเขมรมีด้วยหรอ..โชวโง่อะไรๆก็แระสาทหิน

@@ninephone162 จริงๆมันเป็นมวยไทย สมัย ร.5 มีนักมวยที่มีชื่อเสียงจากพระตะบอง เสียมราษ ศรีโสภณ มาแข่งหน้าพระที่นั่ง ร.5 แต่ตอนนั้นดินแดนแถวนั้นยังเป็นของไทย

@@samruaysunthorn2999 ก็คนไทยทั่งนั้นแหละดูแผนที่ของ ร.3 ตอนที่ท่านครองราช

Yeah, I know, personally, I look for my material in Thai, and I always try to get as close as possible to the original source. I surf the internet and check the sources, I don't have any in particular.

Thank you for watching 🙏

This is an extract from an article on my blog: "The style of the hero Phraya Pichai Dab Hak, also known as Thongdee Fan Kao. This style was born from the union of Muay Thasao with Chinese martial arts. Many of the features of Muay Thasao are the same for this style as well, it is heavily focused on fast kicks, and it aims to defeat the opponent in the shortest possible time. The stance is almost identical to the Thasao one but the front arm is bent and held near the eyebrow, while the rear arm is held near the chin to protect it and to protect the neck. Practitioners of this style prefer to position themselves externally to the opponent, and not to face him frontally". Another peculiarity of the style is kicking without swinging the arms, check out the article "Muay Boran Styles Overview" on my blog (link in bio and on my youtube channel) to find more information. There at least 2 books published by the Muay Thasao Phraya Pichai headmaster on the style, but they are in Thai language 🙏

ที่จริงก็มีมากกว่า5 แต่เหลือรอดและมีชื่อเสียงเด่นๆแค่5

Using the elbows to attack key points such as the joints, tights, bicep and chest is a strategy common to all styles of Muay Boran, in my style, the Modern Muay Boran, this strategy is call "Hak Peek" which means "to break the wing". There are styles that use the elbows more than others, but basically everyone uses them. Muay Chaiya uses them a lot and mainly use active defenses, like blocking with the elbows (Pid), which in turn damage the opponent's limbs.

Look for "Muay Thai Chaiyut" on KZfaq and you might find something

@@GaawutProductions Thank you 🙏

Agreed. I was nervous and didn’t even know why.

Wrestling, specifically clinching, is practiced by every style 🙏

Forms are not beneficial to Muay in my opinion, it's better to learn the techniques by exercising with a cooperative partner that gives you sense of distance, timing and weight distribution. Then once you have learned the correct form, practice them in shadowboxing and sparring. Karate's Kata have sequences that simulate real combinations, while Muay's forms are just a compendium of techniques without a practical progression. I've translated the oldest Muay book and there are some great drills to do with a partner, I recommend it 🙏

In Ong Bak Tony Jaa uses a hybrid style with some exaggerated features to make it more spectacular. He already had knowledge of Muay Boran before Ong Bak, but for the movie he was further prepared by Amnat Pookrisuk, an expert on different ancient styles (Muay Korat, Chaiya, Lopburi and others).

Many scenes are very realistic, others are not at all. Many aspects of the art are exaggerated but all in all, they made a good compromise between realistic and unrealistic but spectacular. The scenes with bare hands against weapons are too much unrealistic, as in many movies, I can never help but laugh. Ong bak is perhaps the best film ever made on a martial art in my opinion, capable of combining technique, tradition, and the spectacularity of cinema harmoniously. Also, Tony Jaa is a great actor and martial artist, in his prime, he was a fury.

@@GaawutProductions awesome, thanks

Muay jerng Lanna is influenced by China, not silat from Indo or Malay.

@@user-qu7wo1zi5n yeah whatever. I'm just saying it's similar. Don't get butthurt.

These styles have all been developed in Thailand so it's natural for them to have few common traits. However, that's not the case, if you mix different Muay Boran styles you might end up creating a mess. Muay Boran has a lot of potential hindered by years of wrong training methods and useless techniques, you must be able to discern what works and what not, what is useful and what is useless, what can be refined to be used, and what cannot. It's not an easy task, since almost all Muay Boran masters out there do not face reality and get trapped in tradition or a "fantasy reality of combat". What I'm doing in this channel is reforming Muay Boran under one unique style, which is simple, effective, and efficient, the Modern Muay Boran, better known as Muay Nam. I recommend you to follow my work as a guide for you. You can explore styles by yourself but be careful. The Chaiya stance for example is not the most optimal, it's almost a side stance that exposes the back of the leg and ends up constricting you. The triangular guard shuts down your jab, the most important punch ever. Couple all this with unrealistic and highly complicated blocks and you might now understand what I meant in the last paragraph. The Chaiya stance in their demonstrations seems invincible but that's because: 1) it's a demonstration 2) the are no real feints When chaiya fighters fight for real, as you can see in youtube videos, it's easy to exploit their stance with feints, and the truth about their intangible stance comes out. They take a lot of punishment and even do some beginners errors due to wrong training methods and fighting logic. This does not mean that Muay Chaiya is useless, I myself took a lot of techniques and principles from Muay Chaiya, but as it is now it has a lot of room for improvement, otherwise, it will always reach a limit and other modern styles, even Muay Thai, will overwhelm it.

@@GaawutProductions thanks for this information and i know i have bin asking a lot of questions but its just for me to learn more about muay boran and my final question was gonna be. Is every single moves/techniques the same for every muay boran style but only the stances change up what im trying to say do muay boran fighters learn every technique and moves but have a certain stance so they can use for example a stance meant for mostly defence fist forearm and elbow and the kicks and knees are rarely used. I hope you get what im saying

@@24kRa3d_- Feel free to ask anything, I like answering questions. Every style has different stances, footwork, techniques, mechanics, and strategies, but they might have some in common. Generally, all Muay Boran styles are well-rounded, which means they are capable of using all 8 weapons but usually the focus is on 2. Muay Chaiya is totally different from Muay Korat and they are both totally different from Muay Thasao. It's almost like studying a different martial art.

Thank you!

Mud or Mahd are the punches, the number changes from style to style. Sadly I don't like Katas so I don't have any videos on the topic yet 🙏

Can you point me to where i can find the information? A awesome channel by the way 💪

@@user-ld7iu6hb3l Thank you, simply search for "Muay Boran punch forms" you might find what you are looking for 🙏

I happened to find articles in which the traditional styles were called with the terms: Paak Eesaan (Muay Korat), Paak Tai (Muay Chaiya), Paak Klang (Central styles like Bangkok, Ayutthaya, Lopburi) Paak Nuua (Muay Thasao). But I honestly have no idea where they come from and who uses them. My teachers have never mentioned these terms, and I rarely find them on the web. The World Muay Boran Federation in my experience does not use them, so I can't assure you the truthfulness of the source. It is better to call the styles with today's certain and commonly used terms (Muay Korat, Muay Pranakorn, Muay Lopburi, etc.) by those who work in the sector.

Paak Klang is mean Ayutthaya bro🙂🙏

Thank you very much!

This is real I come from fromSouth thailand.

@@userenter8591 🔥🔥🔥🙏🙏🙏

Yes Thaiyuth is amazing. Thaiachira is a Muay Chaiya school, it is not clear in the video sorry for that Yes, there might be some similarities with wing chung.

@@GaawutProductions yeah I like the trapping exercise. Very useful for blocking

Not exactly. Chaiya is located in Surat Thani, South Thailand, on the totally opposite side to where Burma was located (Near North Thailand). Muay Chaiya wasn't born there though, it was brought to Chaiya by a monk (supposedly an ex-soldier or ex-boxer) from Bangkok. The monk was called Than Ma Phantom (Ajarn Ma), It is said that he helped to tame a wild elephant that was damaging farms in the area, and a temple was built to celebrate his success, the "Wat Thung Chap Chang" (The Temple of the Elephant Captured in the Field). It was in this temple that he taught the martial arts that he knew to the locals of the city. One of the students was Phraya Wacheesatyarak (Kham Sriyabhai), the governor of Chaiya at that time, and since then, the branch of Muay Thai taught by this monk came to be known as Muay Chaiya. But yes, it is one of the styles that have preserved lethal techniques, such as bone-breaking, and neck-breaking techniques.

@@GaawutProductions thanks for your reply. well, they fought the Burmese even on Phuket (3 women with swords monument). i think at times the Burmese border was pretty far in the south. i will check up on this one. thanks again !

@@olafkliemt1145 I'm not an expert in Thai history but I'm not aware of an extension of the Burmese border as far as in Chaiya. Chumpon and Chaiya were attacked by the Burmese, Thalang (Early Pukhet) was attacked mainly by the sea with their fleets, as most of the forces of Thailand were concentrated in the North. This however is not correlated with Muay Chaiya, it was never thought specifically to fight the Burmese, and we don't know for sure where Ajarn Ma learned the Art. Since Muay Chaiya also has weapon fighting, it is clear that it was aimed at fighting in wars, but not specifically for the Burmese-Siamese wars.

if you respect the video and its massage and if you think you are a fair sportsman who respect others culture and nature and traditions, you will take your comment back. if not....you are a typical internet type of person, exactly one of these the from which Gaawut Productions tried to warn us. because such comments and such visions lead to hate and darkness, exactly how stupid my is the best no no my is the best discussions start... good day sir

I would recommend my style, the Modern Muay Boran, for more info check out my video "What is Modern Muay Boran?", You'll understand why I recommend my style. If you exclude mine I would say that Korat, Lopburi, Chaiya, and Thasao Phraya Pichai Daab Hak are the most practical, but they have their flaws, I recommend you again to see the video on my style for more information. Remember that styles do not fight, it is the practitioner who makes the style effective (of course, you have to at least make sure you don't have a style that is good for theatrical performances, and not for fighting, like Aikido). Everything must be accompanied by the right methods of technical training, strength and conditioning, and nutrition. It takes a lot of time and resources, personally, I don't believe in self-defense, there are people who know how to fight and people who don't, that's it.

@@GaawutProductions thank you man I’ll definitely check out your style. Thanks again