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JoeToe
Posted: 2012-07-09 13:54:40
Neil,
I wish Muay Thai was more like other Martial Arts as far as structure, grading, etc. Unfortunetly it's a mess when it comes to that or getting others on board. Muay Thai even suffers from confusion when it comes to the Ring and how it should be scored, the size of the ring, techniques to be used, etc.

I wasn't "dissin" you or your gym. I'm quite proud of what you've done. I was however "busting your balls" and so for that I appologize.

You're a Professional Martial Arts instructor and in that case you should always be finding new ways to bring in customers to pay the light bill, etc. The owner of the gym I'm at right now is thinking about scrapping the Muay Thai class and just replacing it with Muay Chaiya. There is more interest in Muay Boran then there is in Muay Thai, largely due to the MMA craze going on and movies like Ong Bak.

As far as the Muay Thai Kata, I think what Mr Tran did was simply use a more commonly coined word to describe a structured way of teaching Muay Thai.

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