Host, Antonio Graceffo, travels to Khmer Suring province of Thailand to study Muay Thai Boran with Adjan Sok Chai, the first teacher of film star Tony Jaa. Khmer Surin province used to be part of C...
Host, Antonio Graceffo, travels to Khmer Suring province of Thailand to study Muay Thai Boran with Adjan Sok Chai, the first teacher of film star Tony Jaa. Khmer Surin province used to be part of Cambodia, and Antonio explores the connection between Khmer Bokator and Muay Thai Boran.
Adjan sok Chai is an ascetic, a kind of Brahman Holliman, who lives a life of meditation, suffering, training and helping.
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there is no actual fighting in aikido, so they wouldnt stand a chance. thailand is here and has been for many centuries and we are still waiting for an aikido guy to turn up and beat anyone.
no guard whne he kicks? he's gonna get knocked the fuck out... sorry i love muay boran but this is not bad, but rather "lack of discipline" technique...
true western kickboxing was derived from full conact karate. but obviously savat predates kickboxing by more than 100 years and muay thai predates karate by a few hundred years and bokator predates muay thai by 500 years and there was never a significant cultural exchange between southeast asia and japan
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