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In this muay thai documentary video we will dive to real history of thai martial arts that short named MUAY THAI or THAI BOXING. You'll see what Ancient Thai Boxing is.
Muay Thai as a martial art is very popular in Thailand, you can find muay thai fight in every big cities in Thai country. It is also very popular to use in MMA like UFC or One FC competitions.
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I did boxing for more than 5 years and now i switched to muay thai.. this sport is just a whole different level..i got beaten up like never before.
@Riley id personally go with muay thai
@Riley Muay Thai brother. Been doing it 7 years it is amazing.
I just started and so far I like it
I did the opposite. I am doing boxing now. I got beaten up like never before. Lol
Altho muay thai seems more brutal i believe brain damage is wayyyy more common in boxing so take that as you will. Also muay thai is a more "complete" martial art while boxings scope is limited to punches only. Not that i dont love boxing its a whole science in itself and the two martial arts complement each other very very well imho
The origins of Muay Thai. It was created for use in warfare.
It is used as a murder weapon on the battlefield if you have to fight with your bare hands.
Muy Boran like Muay Chaoya is a style that originated in south Thailand during the 19th century. Oldest Thai records dating back to 16th Century A.D by the Siam Kingdom..
I always thought about hand to hand combat in wars that happened in last century. So basically you need to lose your arm then lose your secondary weapon and your knive and then stumble upon another dude like you🤣🤣 i don't know things like that happened, but it would be a legendary fight.
very rare for most soldiers to carry a secondary weapon, that's usually only in video games. @@semyonchernykh4694
I can just imagine our Maori people trading their knowledge on the art of melee weaponry in exchange for their hand to hand combat back in those days. That wouldve been such a deadly force in the medieval days
Wow, how it looks like?
Chur brother , The Maori actually invented trench warfare
I love this Martial Science.Respect to all.Great job..
Thank you so much :)
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3:10 caught me off guard 😂😂
Word to me LMAOOOOOO
Equal opportunity ass kicking 😂
Ha ha bro what is going on here
Mushti-Yuddha( or Fist Combat, more closer to boxing and elbowing) & Malla-Yuddha(or Hand Combat where free hand was given whole of body was used and included aspects of wrestling too) from India had a huge influence on the S.E. Asian martial Arts, be it Lethwei or Muay Thai or others. Maybe the influence travelled along with the cultural & spiritual exchanges as well as trading through the marine spice routes as well as the land routes.
Suman u r right (history) Example grappling or striking elemant for today's mma (modern martial art)
Cultural or spiritual exchange**** yes bro. For example: Kung Fu, karate or taikwondo
Yes. Suman, you are talking about the ancient way of Maha-Maharathi Warrior, who can fight 720.000 enemies simultaneously with those fighting styles, or using any kind of a weapon.
Everything is recorded in The Great War.
Another fact:
Bodhidharma actually brought the technique to make the body active but of stone while fighting (a different practice from the Samadhi yogi technique where you are stationary in clear mind meditation) to Shaolin Monastery.
Sometime after Bodhidharma passed, the scroll with the instructions vanished from the Shaolin and no1 has seen it since.
@@dragansky9477 yes it is true in mahabharata period warrior can fought against many enemies but due to 1000 years of slavery indian people lost many thing ,our universities burnt down by muslim invader ,many valuable artifacts taken away by britishers , they think indian are the weakest race in the world . just imagine if maha-maharathi existed on that time none of the muslim dared to enter india ,even british can be kicked away .
nah, the education and communication in indian subcontinent was very poor before the brits invaded. they stripped you off your natural resources but they did create a lot of educational institues and communication lines like railway stations and telegram. not matter how much you try to deny it because it hurts your non existent indian pride you probably wouldn't have been even able to use a smartphone if brits didn't starts your industrial revolution, stop lying to yourselves. your indian kings couldn't do shite to help you.
I've studied tae Kwon do for over ten years Choi lay fut a couple of years. But , today I woke up and wanted to learn all I can about Muay Thai! This is probably the 4 th video I've watched today. And I can't get enough
Good to hear! You just go yourself in a loooooong long road friend..
Start with Muay lao
Yea, its actually really nuanced and very hard to learn. For example, if you cant fly to Thailand and dedicate your life to it for at least ten years, you probably have a 5 percent chance of getting the real training and not the Billy Blanks soda pop kick boxing that is in every strip mall from Canada to the U.S. to the E.U. and Australia.
You are actually better off taking some kick boxing infused MMA as it is more refined and modern.
Side kicks don’t work
This vaguely sounds like a mid life crisis kind of action, not gonna lie.
No offense tho
I love doing Muy thai. I feel like a warrior training for battle every time I go.
Muay Thai is very incredible and very very unique just like karate and taekwondo and all other forms of martial arts the history and story that goes back to what is very incredible and very unique and very very amazing indeed 🥋💪😉👍🥋
Awesomely documentated
Such a beautiful martial arts
Muay thai...real streetfight art..very effective...real training,real sparring,real fight...one of the effective martial art.muaythai,bjj,boxing...
You’re kicking people in a street fight?
@@lilrara1291 Can’t tell if your joking.
@@chrome1018 it’s a question.Are you kicking people in a street fight?Because that sounds too risky,and disrespectful
@@lilrara1291I mean, kicking is risky if you dont know how to kick. Kicking in general is quite disrespectful but sometimes you kind of have to kick in order to subdue the aggressor.
@@lilrara1291 imagine you fighting someone in the streets and you don't know he knows Thai boxing you will wake up in the hospital and then after you see a video of yourself on social media getting Roundhouse kick and a elbow to the face 😂🤣😂
Throwing down like downtown Hong Kong old school awesome video 🤓
Muay Thai fighters are some of the most dangerous fighters to walk the streets next to mma, judo practitioners and overall grapplers.
3.13 is the most interesting part , loving it Haha.
I love muay thai, Its helped me through some tough times.
Muay Thai is brutal
That's true
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Sure is but i say muy tai meet it's match with kung FU 💯
Wait till u see lethwei
Try let wei
ayodhya in india is the birth place of bhagwan rama a hindu lord ,these people shares same heritage and are our brothers
Yes I'm Laotian American but my parents are from Laos. We have Pali and Sanskrit names. My last name is Praseuth I think it comes from Prasad. My daughter's name is Araya from the Sanskrit Ariya. We are Theravada Buddhist but we also believe in the Hindu gods. We have statues of Lord Ganesh and Lord Brahma and Indra and other Hindu gods all over Southeast Asia.. The only thing difference is we don't believe in the caste system.
@@Pra5150 Hinduism and Mahayana Buddhism died out in the 14th century in Southeast Asia. Theravada kicked in later because of Anawrahta Minsaw who revived the religion.
@@Pra5150 ya caste system is not a part of vedic dharma .
@@Pra5150 there is no caste system in vedic or sanatana dharma.. there are 4 varnas mentioned in vedas based on the nature, tendencies and attributes i.e. character of an individual, and it is not based upon birth of an individual, caste system later crept in hinduism and is a social malpractice
@@Pra5150 Lord Buddha is a Vishnu Avatar.. as per hindu religious texts 🙏 Om Budhhaye Namah:
Muay Thai the art of War
It originated from India known as Musti Yudha( The art of 8 limbs ) but India itself failed to preserve it. Ancient india banned this art as many fighters were dying in duel due to its brutal styles . But really we are thankful to Thailand they preserved this art. Not only Thailand , myanmar , laos ,combodia they were also influenced by this indian art as these countries were the part of india in ancient times i.e Akhand Bharat.
Nah its not 😂 , claiming everything that’s not even from india and south east asia NEVER been a part of india , ridiculous 😑
Hah😂😁Bro just Google "Greater India" and do some research surely you will find something.......................................a bitter truth😎
D J yeah ok The term Greater India is used to encompass the historical and geographic extent of all political entities of the Indian subcontinent, and the regions which are “culturally linked” to India or received significant Sanskritisation and Indian cultural influence. And in this case SOUTH EAST ASIA “NEVER” been a part of india kingdoms or empire , smartass 😵 .....but someone around here bow under british empire for centuries..a bitter truth 🙃
@t 24 sis 😂 That person never said that Thailand was a part of India. He/she is just saying that the mauy Thai art is mentioned in our ved purans which goes back to 3000 BC (4th century) as musti yudha.
Ojaswi Ishani yeah he/she just saying that because you read it after he/she fixed that already 😑
The background music is soo good. Can you tell me what is name of this music?
track called MARCH TO VICTORY
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Martial arts related to spirituality and yoga.... UA
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i would like to have buakaw banchamek as my coach in mma
He would improve your striking tremendously
@@chicksaur6438 he sure does
Muay thai taekwondo krav maga and box are best self defense martial arts in my opinion
Personally, I think it’s BJJ when it comes to self defense. Just because size plays absolutely no role in BJJ whatsoever. However, in the ones you listed, the fighter with longer arms/legs is going to have a reach advantage the whole fight.
@jameswarren6047 dosent matter, that just means the short opponent needs to fight close to the taller opponent for advantage
What’s with the TS sword fighting.
vei esse cara é br ne possivel o sotaque é igual
Ive notice that muay thai,tkd,karate,arnis have similarities
What's the name of the intro song?
Name "March to Victory"
Just happened
Muay boran is upgraded kalaripayattu.. martial knowledge passed to all Asian countries from India.
@Shiva Mamilla
100% True
Totally wrong it is musti yuddha and mal yudhha, kalaripayattu related to kung fu.
No mention of "Nawa Arwut" when Thailand was called Siam...
So Historically..... Muay Thai and all of Asian martial arts come from India and Shaolin?
Ancestors maybe but after hundreds of years or even a thousand, Muay thai has een refined, developed, modernized to become what it is today, which is very Thai.
@@iROChakri yeah but even chinese martial arts became modernised. So It's still the same but modernised. Wushu is very chinese. Muay thai is very thai but originally, they come from the same places..😅
How can I be a mayu Thai fighter sir
Sir please give me your phone number
bruh
wen the arrows empty, wen the spear or the blade breaks during battle the fight continues with the unconventional primitive fight🤭. the naked fight of body tools
Ya last me with the lady boy lol
There is a theory thay Muay Thai could have been influenced from the ancestors of Alexander the Greats soldiers. They brought their Greek Wrestling sport to Asia and India. This was when Thailand would have been a Hindu country with strong influences from India.
The sport from the greeks would have evolved and was mainly practiced in the royal courts. But eventually the morphing could form in to Muay Thai. The Ancient Greeks in Bactria were on the silk road. Their ideas would fuse witj Asian ideas and would spread through the whole of Asia.
The first depiction of The Buddha was done in marble stone and done by a Greek Kingdom in Asia. This depiction of the buddha spread a long the silk road and through India, Thailand. It's therefore not so far fetched that just as religion can be influenced by a Greek Kingdom. So could the martial arts.
You should check out the ancient Greek martial arts. There are a lot of similarities with Muay Thai.
Actually I've never heard about it.
It is interesting cause I'm sure all martial arts in deep origins based on one mortal art.
Can you give some links to read about it?
Thank you
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but srly muay thai really born from siam xD
That is one of the most bizarre theories I have ever read and the timeline is off. The true origin of the Tai, they came from the southern part of China before migrating to Southeast Asia in 10th century and they are close relative to Zhuang group in Guangxi, China which are consider the largest Tai-Kadai group and recognized by the Chinese government. The Tai and Zhuang have their own writing system which is called "Sawndip". Those Tai that migrated into the Mon-Khmer territory are known to be called "Southwestern" Tai due to their split migration with "Central Tai". Once the Southwestern Tai settled in the Mon and Khmer Kingdom territory they had to assimilated to the Mon and Khmer culture. So over time they abandon their culture for a new one to get adjusted.
Well there was wrestling in India before Alexander's invasion know as malyudha
@@Katcom111 I'm Laotian, another group of Tais and you are correct.
chaya, korat etc. Are affected by south chineses martial arts. Because those thai people are originally chineses they runned away dynasties what was in china those times. If you look wing chun. Like Muay thai chaya or korat is very similar specifically basic techniques. To understand that must look it open minded. Of course there have own faces them all. But it is. I read long time ago some thai man conclusion and he explained it well. And of course have unique things also. And some are lost in the time.
Really?
Actually I didn't know
@@FightvisionNet yep, As Im thai, Chaiya got adapted many techniques from " Muay cheen aka(Chinese boxer)", is it wing chun or not, I don't know the detail, normally, Thai called Chinese boxer as "Muay Cheen" in Thai word
It is unknown because Thai ancestor (Tai Kai Dai) borrowed it from Aborginal Mon Khmer (Austroasatic family) who created this martial art over 2000 years ago. And 2000 years ago Thai ancestor was still living in Southern China...
It’s not unknown dude Cambodia and Myanmar have their own martial art not same with Thailand it may look similar since we are south east asian but not the same every country have their own recipes if you want to learn Mauy Thai you have to learn from Thai not learn from Mon or Khmer we have our own recipe.
Thai copy everything from khmer people and clam everything for them self.
This martial arts has its origin in India, not China. That's Japanese, not Thais or Burmese who had a large influence from India more than china.
@@trollarasan nope
@@erutjavecekad9588 Yes, just google musti yuddha.
ต้นกำเนิดกูเยอะจังว่ะคอมเม้น😂
I believe the pros of MT hold back their skills. If they really unleash it all, it could easily kill their opponents
no.
@@laughydawg9594 u do know that current muay thai is different than the ancient ones right? The former was used to aim for vital parts to kill enemies asap, now they already wipe out those ancient techniques as it is not seen as fair play combat
@@vateok6840 there is no such thing as "too deadly for the ring". If people could kill instantly with their bare hands they would. Yes alot of fighters in modern muay thai only look to win by point scoring and decision, but those who look for knockouts are the real "killers". Muay boran has a lot of bullshit techniques that didnt do anything instead. Theres no such thing as killing moves. In unarmed combate, you can only kill someone with your bare hands after you knock them out
@@laughydawg9594 ancient muay thai is for warfare, current muay thai is for rings, u should differentiate it. U dont need to put someone to sleep before killing them, there are various examples through out the history people died because they suffered many hits to the vital parts, in old k1, fighters were allowed to trample their opponents head using their feet or using elbow to the head when the opponent was down. These could kill for sure, nowadays the rules protect the fighters more.
You've seen to much movies. Do you also belive in the power of Chi? The deadliest punch/kick is the one that KO People. Do you think that you in the ring dont go 100%?
Kalaripayattu is the mother of all martial arts
What about martial arts that develop without any outside influence?
@@pryce5400 like which
@@pryce5400 they can be called orphen Childes 😆
@@pryce5400 Martial Arts of East are developed from Kalaripayattu not the Martial Arts of West or may be but I don't know
Just for east asia, but muay thai came from kushti and kungfu not kalari. Alexander the great took over India (or Pakistan today)
It looks like a type of Kalaripayattu?!
Kalaripayattu is source of muaythai
@@monster17368 No it is the martial art of central india not south thats kalaripayattu.
Musti yuddha is still practiced in Varanasi not in south india.
It all stems from the khmer empire the first kingdoms in thailand were khmer sukothai was a khmer outpost
My research on Muay Thai originates in India and spread throughout Asia.
This is pure nonsense. The Muay Thai was actually created by fusing Boxing and Muay Boran the previous ancestral arts of Muay Thai.
Which Muay boran came from lethwei
@@hamburglar8653
I heavily doubt that, all Southeastern kickboxing like martial arts are based on an Indian kickboxing style with M on its name.
Lethwei came also from it. 🙂
@@junejuly6060 once again I'm not completely sure but lethwei is the oldest form of kickboxing
@@hamburglar8653 en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Musti-yuddha
@@junejuly6060 oh cool, I didn't know that. As I said I wasn't really sure, but thanks for this
What's with the drag queen???
Geekin
Muoy thi you head butt two the sighn off 9 limes
Please. Look at history. Khmer empire spread their invention in the whole region subordinated to them. Thais, like other thing, for example vocabulary, have many things in their culture from Khmers.
@Inw TH-cam no Khmer got indai culture 40% and 60 % is mad by theme self like martail art it was born in Khmer land before indea visited Khmer
The true origin of the Tai, they came from the southern part of China before migrating to Southeast Asia in 10th century and they are close relative to Zhuang group in Guangxi, China which are consider the largest Tai-Kadai group and recognized by the Chinese government. The Tai and Zhuang have their own writing system which is called "Sawndip" and their religion is animist which is called " Shigongism". Those Tai that migrated into the Mon-Khmer territory are known to be called "Southwestern" Tai due to their split migration with "Central Tai". Once the Southwestern Tai settled in the Mon and Khmer Kingdom territory they had to assimilated to the Mon and Khmer culture. So over time they abandon their culture for a new one to get adjusted.
@Inw TH-cam Both the Sukhotai and ayutthaya was rule under the Khmer and your history is way off. The reason why the Tai migrated is due to the fact that the Han chinese immigrants pushed them deeper in Southern china and border around northern Vietnam because of the Tang war that happened. All the other Tai groups started making kingdoms in northern Vietnam and mostly in Yunan and you got a Tai group called Tai Yuan that settled in Chiang Saen but when the 2nd wave of Tai migration hit, those central Tai that lived south of Guangxi, China split and became Southwestern Tai and moved further to the Mon and Khmer territory where they started assimilating to the Mon and Khmer culture. You know the Tai had an original culture before they started assimilating to the Mon-khmer hindu influence. The Tai had their own writing system which is called "Sawndip" and their religion was Animist, which is called "Shigongism". There relative are Zhuang which is a large Tai-Kadai group living in Guangxi, China. The way they dress is similar to the Mien or Hmong group.
Your right it is khmer sukothai was a khmer outpost
@@Katcom111 Yes next would be Indians came from china LOL.
The origin of Mouy Thai is from cambodia martial art(bokato) that registered at UNESCO recently and Mouy Thai not registered.
Bokator is a dying culture that needs a quick safeguard. That's what it's listed on UNESCO. Nowhere in UNESCO states that its the origin of Muay thai. Also, Thailand has never registered Muay thai to UNESCO. Muay thai is as popular as it gets and it doesnt really need it right?
Mouy Thai copy from Bokator
muay thai copy bokator/kun khmer(cambodia)
Jealous
😂
It's crazy Muay is not a thai word but is a Khmer word for the number one
In short, Indian Tamil brought Kalaripayattu, an Indian martial art to Southeast Asia. Then it came roughly called as "Muay". The earliest evidence was found in Dvaravait kingdom which was founded in 6th, which was located in today Thailand. The whole region of Southeast Asia has "Muay", but its not until recently that Thailand modernized it, put rules and scoring system in Muay to make it Muay thai, a sport version of Muay. There are many kicking sport versions from other Southeast Asian countries today but they all came from Muay thai ie using Muay thai rules, gears, score systems, etc. Though while the origin of Muay tha is Kalaripayattu, I would say that there is only 2% of Kalaripayattu in today Muay Thai. Muay thai has come a long way.
Its just hilarious that Muay thai posed to be #1 best striking style proven in MMA, and suddenly everyone around the world tries to claim Muay Thai as theirs. The only rightful people who can have some partial credits is Indian people. This is why education is important lol
Bloody indian, you guys only know how to make curry
Appreciated thank
Nah, Muay Thai is from Thailand and it carries its name. stop claiming that everything is from India. Indians can't even fight
@@familiasosa6379yesss
A lot of people don’t know this but Muay Thai was heavily influenced by jujutsu that was brought here by ronins. A lot of the Thai sweeps did not exist in lethwei or bokator as they would’ve used Kushti or the traditional form malla yuddha from india. When ayuthaya established itself as independant from Myanmar many ronins travel to thailand as they were shunned for refusing seppuku or failed to complete their mission. They founf themselves fighting under the king of ayuthaya and one of them became very high ranking Yamada Nagamasa. Hiza guruma, uki goshi, deshi barai etc
This is originated by India martial arts 🙏🏻❤️
No its not.
@@srilanka1508 Yes it is in india it is called musti yuddha, Which was banned by the brits for being too brutal and scared the shit out of them.
@@trollarasan no , indians claiming every good thing they see.
@@srilanka1508 go search a little bit then talk
@@KARMA-jr6uk you do it , not me.
Fake history
Muay Thai copied this from Cambodia Praday Serey or Kun Khmer.
All derived from Khmer culture.
Muay boran, yes bokator and lethwei mix… muaythai not so much, from then they mix further with malay, japanese, western boxing
Nope derived from Indian culture, the same place that Khmer empire got their cultures from
It's started from India
Fuck, just found out that muay thai originated from cambodia, bruuhhhhhh
You are right
Sukothai was a khmer outpost
Not really. But nice try
Muay Thai Copy from Muay Lao
Muay lao noob
Muay lao kak
Muay thai knock muay lao dai doey mud paow
@@k.featheriuslebera3462 what about bokator ?from Cambodia literally it Muay Thai but it exist older than Muay Thai
Agree. Cause most of best Muay Thai champion are from Isan region..most of them are Lao descent..Sanchai is Lao..Somrak Khamsing also from Isan area..Sagat os also Isan..
So fake
Yes elbows and kicks to the face are definitely fake
Dear! Muay Thai nowadays, ORIGINALLY from ANCIENT KUN KHMER called: KUN KHMER BORANN meaning ANCIENT KHMER MARTIAL ARTs. Whoever, the foreigner around the world likes to learn Kun Khmer you can either learning from Thailand called: (Muay Thai) and from KAMPUCHEA or Cambodia Kun Khmer. The Arts styles Combat's Technics are the same, because Khmer who has been the Father of Khmer Martial Arts throughout most Southeast Asian Nations, once was KHMER EMPIRE era. ✌🙏
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Clam-bodia 😜
เคลมโบเดีย ผู้สร้างโลก😂
Muay thai + boxing + angampora first version ❤🥲 i am sorry for enemy