Muay thai – Martial Arts Videos

Art of Eight Limbs
The word “muay” derives from the Sanskrit mavya. Muay Thai is referred to as the “Art of Eight Limbs” or the “Science Of Eight Limbs” because it makes use of punches, kicks, elbows and knee strikes, thus using eight “points of contact”, as opposed to “two points” (fists) in boxing and “four points” (hands... more »
Attacking vital points on the body in Muay Thai
Learn how to attack the vital points of the body in Muay Thai, or Thai boxing in this free self defense training video. Expert: Ric... more »
Best Muay Thai knockouts
This video is showing the best knockouts in Muay Thai... more »
Combining multiple Muay Thai kicks
Learn how to perform shadow boxing and combine multiple kicks in Muay Thai, or Thai boxing. Expert: Ric... more »
Curving knee kick
The curving knee kick or also known in Thai as “Kao Kowng” is used for attacking targets like thigh, floating ribs, hips, and the side of the abdomen. In this move, the used knee is raised higher above the target level. It will be brought down and round like a curving motion before impacting... more »
Double elbow chop
Double elbow chop (Sok Ku in Thai) is used in Muay Thai for such targets like head, face or collar-bone. It is more of a defensive move against a thai fighter that is aggressive and likes to charge. To enhance this technique, swing a heavy bag away from you. As the bag moves forward... more »
Elbow slash
The Elbow Slash (Sork Tee or Sork Fun in Thai) which literally mean “elbow hit” and “elbow slash”. The targets for this technique are such as head, forehead, nose, brow bone, eye and temple. It is used for attacking by bringing the elbow diagonally downwards against the target you decide to hit. The angle... more »
Fight Science kick test
In this video the American champions and South American martial arts exhibit in their most powerful kicks in a scientific test to show their true power. You will find out which Martial Art has the most devastating kick among Taekwondo, Capoeira, Muay Thai... more »
Forward elbow thrust
Forward elbow thrust is a Muay Thai technique. Similar to the uppercut elbow, this forward elbow thrust method is like stabbing with your elbow. The technique is to raise your elbow upwards and then forwards (stab) into the target which can be anything on the face... more »
Horizontal elbow
The horizontal elbow (Sork Tad in Thai) is the easiest elbow move and very often used as elbow technique. How to do the move is to swing your hitting elbow parallel the floor at the shoulder level from right to left if you’re using your right elbow and from left to right in case... more »
Horizontal knee kick
The horizontal knee kick (kao tad in Thai) is used for targets like ribcage and trunk. The move requires the boxer to grasp and pull one side of his opponent’s neck with one fist and raise the knee to the level of the aiming target and thrust it sideways to hit the target. The... more »
How to perform the Superman punch
A superman punch, cobra punch, jumping punch or diving punch is a technique used in Muay Thai, full contact karate and mixed martial arts fighting. The technique involves bringing the rear leg forward to feign a kick, then snapping the leg back while throwing a cross, resulting in greater power behind the... more »
Human Weapon – Muay Thai full
Jason Chambers (mma) and Bill Duff (wrestling) travel around the world to learn new martial arts, to compete with a pro in the sport after just 1 week of training. This episode explores traditional Thai fighting arts in a modern world. From the martial arts series featured on History... more »
Jab punch
A jab is one of the four main punches used in western boxing. Several variations of the jab exist, but every jab shares these characteristics: while in a boxing stance, the lead fist is thrown straight ahead and the arm is fully extended. It is an overhand punch; at the moment of impact, the... more »
Knee bomb
Knee bomb, (“Kow Yown” in Thai, “knee throw”) is a Muay Thai technique. It is used for attacking the abdomen and the solar plexus area. The boxer will raise his knee and thrust it forward to hit against the target in a sliding motion. The difference from other knee kicks is that you don’t... more »
Knee slap
The knee slap (kow tob in Thai) is used for targets like trunk and the ribcage. The focus of the move is that you grasp and pull down the neck of your opponent with your both arms while raising the knee upward to the level of the aimed target before using the inner of... more »
Krabi krabong
Krabi krabong is a weapon-based martial art from Thailand. It is closely related to other Southeast Asian fighting styles such as Fil-Indon-Malay silat, Burmese banshay and the armed component of Cambodian bokator. The royal bodyguard corps of King Bhumibol Adulyadej (Rama IX) are said to be highly trained experts of krabi krabong. The system’s... more »

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