A Class Muay Thai Champions from Lumpinee and Ractchadamnern.

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Pinsiam



[gazmuaythai81]

These dudes look tough as hell, so much power in every hit......awesome!!

[ftrkngfspn]

looks like a great gym. everyone doing work and nobody idling by. my kind of gym.

[AlienUnibrow]

Do most Thai camps know how to train in western boxing? I know stupid question, but the guy in yellow gloves is one of the few that I've seen do lots of head movement and mitts in the Thai camps.

[mechk1337]

Just imagine to get one of those knees in the stomach... ouch!

[TheIdontknowman]

GUYS WHO IS THIS DUDE IN THE BLUE SHORTS..I WANNA SEE HIS FIGHTSS

[MrCarstennielsen]

@TheIdontknowman he keeps on gooing forward, even when not going forward, that seems very important, never to go backwards, never to backout but proceed forward, go forward even when not going forwards, never open space to go backwards. Courage is very important guys, very!

[freewaste]

dis is serious training, 2 weeks ago, i just gave a low kick to my thai boxing teacher, he blocked it with his shin, today i can always feel the pain !

[SithiLookThai]

is this the camp Saengmarakot kor bangkruy in bangkok

[ispawnnn]

Nice. I wonder how they treat foreigners there.

At most camps, they'll usually laugh at you first, but not in a serious way.

[Simingdam]

They will treat you well, the hardcore element does not transfer over to there every day life.

Most of them, you would never know they were a champion. As for having a laugh, yes thats for sure!!! The fun balances out the pain. LOL.

Thanks and take care, go over and some fun.

[MrCarstennielsen]

@ispawnnn try to compare the way a thai and a westerner move and act and show their perception of body and how they move body and then find, that we need to be more like the underdog,

seek what they seek, instead of dooing as they do,

focus upon dooing what we do anatomically correct instead of seemingly correct and

show much more wholeheartedness in what we do and then stop op to observe others.

I am nobetter than anybody else at this, just sharing my observations how to improve!

[MrCarstennielsen]

@ispawnnn Why, because mostly we do not get even close to get "it". That is what I work on, how we can get it, that what makes them get "it" or "that", that which separates us and them, it all starts with feel and sense, sensibility, sensible feeling, beeing able to sense and feel for what one does, so one does not merely copy the seemingly, what it seems is like they are dooing, but penetrates through to the essense, to what they seek!

[101010rae]

guy in the Blue is Pinsiam punch his name into the search bar and watch his fights he is tough and is a little older then most other thai fighters at 28.... they are usually well retired by then as they start at young ages and turn pro some as young as 7 years of age an usually end there carrers traveling abroad and kicking the crap out of wanna be foriegners haha.

[Simingdam]

Amazing for his age. I would like to have shot this footage when he was in his early 20's.

[taylorsls]

@101010rae Would not want to fight that guy, I'm probably 4 inches taller and have 20 or 30 pounds on him, he'd knock me out in a heartbeat. Gotta give respect to guys like this, dedicating their lives to something.

[WarriorSpirit88]

anyone know if the guy in blue is a known pro fighter? i would love to see him fight he is a beast

[choggyfloggy]

the guy in blue has crazy arse knees wouldnt wana get hit by 1 of those

[bozez1]

The guy in the blue is the devil.

[Simingdam]

The Camp is Saengmorakot of Bangkok Thailand.

We have added a link, it is up in the info section, click for more info and address.

[Mo8787]

one word: superb!

[Simingdam]

Two Words!!

Thank you.

[Scarfacezg1]

what camp is this....great training!!!