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JoeToe
Posted: 2012-07-08 12:17:07
@ Neil Holden,
We all know you're playing devil's advocate on this topic.

The orginial DVD cover on Muay Thai Kata is simply a marketing strategy for struggling gyms.

I'm current training out of an MMA gym in Muay Chaiya under a former student of GM Mud & GM Lek. In MMA gym's BJJ (Brazilian Jiu JItsu) is the MOST popular, Karate is second, I think the reason is two fold. One BJJ is one of the easiest Martial Arts to learn for overweight people, since it starts off on the knees and spends most of the time on the back and two it offers a unified grading.
To cut a long story short. There is a movement within many MMA gyms to make Muay Thai "easier" if possible. It just marketing and has nothing to do with the actual Muay Thai. Neil, you should know about marketing since you're a Proffessional Instructor.

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