The Art of Eight Limbs: Unleashing the Power of Muay Thai at AMAF
Muay Thai is often referred to as the “Art of Eight Limbs” because it utilises eight points of contact to strike the opponent: fists, elbows, knees, and shins. Unlike boxing, which uses only the fists, or traditional kickboxing, which includes punches and kicks, Muay Thai integrates the entire body into a seamless and dynamic fighting style.
This powerful form of combat dates back centuries and was originally developed in Thailand as a method of battlefield self-defence. Over time, it evolved into a national sport, steeped in tradition, discipline, and respect. Today, Muay Thai is practised worldwide for fitness, self-defence, and competition. Read more..

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