Thai Training

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I'm going tomorrow to train with a guy in richmond from Thailand who's had some thing like 160 fights.

Its an invitation only training mini camp as it only goes for 2 hours but i'm really looking forward to the expert knowledge of a experienced Muai Thai fighter.

The last time this came around with Paul Slewinski ,and all the people who went from my club said it was awsum.

If any body else on here is going post a report on how you went/enjoyed it.

[daicos21]

Not a Thai fighter but i have great respect for it as it is an important part of MMA(along with wrestling,boxing and BJJ).
Slowinski did very well in his last fight against Mighty Mo.

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Not a Thai fighter but i have great respect for it as it is an important part of MMA(along with wrestling,boxing and BJJ).
Slowinski did very well in his last fight against Mighty Mo.I went to the Slowinski training seminar a few months back and it was awsome.

The bloke taking us on saturday was Stephen Fox who hosts the new contender show.

He's Vice President of the WMC and Generale Secretary of the IFMA(International Federation of Muaythai Amature).

The seminar was good but he was very hard to understand as i think he was french but he showed us a few good points of traditional Thai fighting.

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I had a grading today and geez it was friggen hot(40),we had to do all the pad work,warm ups and stuff in full GI's.

It least we were allowed to take the GI top of for the 8 rounds we had to do,i was sweating my arse off.

I copped a fair few to the head and i got the my leg kicked out from under me then they proceeded to keep kicking me back down to the ground so i couldnt get up.

But oh well i'm a bit sore so training tomorrow night wont be fun.:(