Are you looking for a Muay Thai Camp that can teach you real MT scoring? Click here Practical guide on how to score “Real” Muay Thai fights in Thailand Roberto Gallo Cassarino – Muay Farang Disclaimer!!! this guide is entirely based on my personal experience of watching an uncountable number of
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What does a camp need to have/be in order to be an ‘ideal’ one? Of course, the cleaning standards of the camp is a topic known to most. Traditional Thai camps where it’s easy to catch things like fungus, are lately avoided by everyone. Commercial camps in Phuket, Samui and
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Read disclaimer One of the biggest limits for those who are non-Thai residents, is the impossibility to watch live Muay Thai events broadcasted on Thai TVs, as they have to wait for someone to upload the fights video on YouTube or other socials. Even though, most TVs around the world offer
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The Lumpinee Stadium is the most important Stadium in Thailand and also the most well known Muay Thai Stadium in the World. It is considered as the Muay Thai “Mecca” and it’s the ambition symbol for every Nak Muay. The Origins: The Stadium opened on 8th December 1956 in Rama
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The Channel 7 Stadium or generally called in Thai “Sanam Muay Chong Jed ” is the third most important Stadium in Thailand. The stadium actually is a big Television Studio (Channel 7) with a ring in the middle of it. The stadium and the tv channel are entirely managed by the “Royal Thai Army”.
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The Rajadamnern Stadium is the second most important Stadium in Thailand and is the first National Thai Stadium ever built. Lumpinee St. and Rajadamnern St. (commonly called Raja) are the most known Muay Thai Stadiums in the World; all the best thai fighters have fought in these 2 stadiums. The
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