This Is Sad
August 31, 2008 by admin · Leave a Comment
She is five years old. How old were you when you started working?We’ve all heard it many times throughout our childhood. We’d complain about what we were being served for dinner and our parents would give us the old “you should be grateful, there’s kids in (insert 3rd world country here) that don’t have any [...]
Kimbo vs. Shamrock – Why?
August 30, 2008 by admin · 2 Comments
The contracts are signed and it’s official. On October 4th, the bout between Kimbo Slice and Ken Shamrock will be the main event on Elite XC’s “Saturday Night Fights” set to air live on CBS. But why was Ken Shamrock selected as the next opponent for Kimbo Slice? The answer is simple – money! Shamrock [...]
A Potentially Fatal Attraction
August 24, 2008 by admin · 22 Comments
While this is a Muay Thai Blog, I figure things will get pretty boring if all I write about in my entries is skipping and hitting the heavy bag. My vision with this is to not only to document the training, but also, the entire experience of coming to foreign countries to train. As a [...]
Back to the Basics
August 21, 2008 by admin · Leave a Comment
Not as luxurious as Fairtex Pattaya, but a good workout nonethelessWhile it would be nice to spend everyday training at Fairtex, the 800 baht per session price tag doesn’t exactly suit my long term budget. Since I had to move on, the other day I went looking for a Muay Thai/MMA gym that I had [...]
Rashad Evans vs. Chuck Liddell
August 20, 2008 by admin · Leave a Comment
Set to headline the UFC 88 card in Atlanta on September 6th, the Chuck Liddell vs. Rashad Evans showdown is an interesting match-up to say the least. Both fighters have a lot on the line. Liddell, who’s coming off an impressive victory over Wanderlei Silva, is in a sense, fighting for his legacy. He’s turning [...]
Fairtex Pattaya – “Be Inspired”
August 15, 2008 by admin · 7 Comments
So, I finally made it over to the Fairtex camp here in Pattaya. I’ll be honest with you, I went to the gym today with the intention of basically picking the place apart based on what I had read in some of the other forums. It seems as though the general consensus amongst the Muay [...]
Drinking & Fighting: The Effects of Alcohol
August 14, 2008 by admin · 4 Comments
To quote one of my instructors back home, ” winning a fight is like being a rock star for the night” – and we all know what livin’ like a rock star entails. We’ve also all heard numerous UFC fighters shouting out where they’re having their after-party. Of course, they’re getting paid thousands of dollars [...]
The Pound for Pound Debate
August 12, 2008 by admin · 9 Comments
So Fedor and Anderson Silva just ran through their opponents without even getting hit. Georges St. Pierre just racked up another impressive victory over Jon Fitch, who before facing St. Pierre, was riding a 15 fight win streak (8 straight UFC wins). Then there’s BJ “The Prodigy” Penn. Every time I watch BJ fight I’m [...]
The Future Of Muay Thai
August 9, 2008 by admin · 11 Comments
The kids at Sityodtong AKA – The future of Muay ThaiI vagely remember my childhood but I’m pretty sure that when I was 7 years old, I was into “WWF” wrestling and the ninja turtle movies. The closest I came to fighting at that age was when I’d act out the wrestling moves on a [...]
Combat Core Review
August 8, 2008 by admin · Leave a Comment
combat core reviewWhat’s “Combat Core“? Combat Core is basically an e-book & DVD series that demonstrates all kinds of crazy, yet innovative exercises designed to improve the strength of your core. Most of the exercises are designed to improve rotary strength, which is important for basically all of the movements you perform in a fight. [...]



















