A Day with Sangtiennoi: What An Authentic Muay Thai Gym Is Like
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Sylvie is doing all of us who love Muay Thai an unimaginable service by documenting the culture and actually talking to these legends while they’re still here and available to give us their invaluable knowledge.
It’s extremely heartbreaking to see these warriors disappear year by year.
Rest well warrior 🙏🏼 thank you for preserving his legacy Sylvie ❤️ goodbye deadly kisser 😔
What happened?
@@edwardwheeler197Sangtennoi passed away I think it was suicide so sad 😞
Wow a free session for us peasents 😎
A $1 pledge gets you all kinds of great stuff! :) :) :)
@@8limbsUs yup i can confirm :)
pledge the $10. improved my game so much. The Chatchai and Samart videos are my fav
@@louiegodoy7532 i was a patreon once it was great while it lasted :)
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Rest in piece Legend!
Thanks for giving us your style and showing us your genius.
Shows how important Sylvies work is to the Muay Thai world community. Hope you’re ok Sylvie 🙏
This video is ridiculously good. I'm not saying your others aren't, but this has to be up there with my favourites. That authentic feel that this gym has, so old school, would love to train here
Same here!
Hearing chickens, the creaking of the bags swinging and limbs smacking pads. That's some ASMR right there.
RIP the LEGEND 🙏🏼
10:20 - that woman who walks across has grandma cooking energy, I bet her cooking is amazing!
Her food is awesome. I love it. I went to Samui in December and I’m going back in February to Pitu. So happy to see them again.
Descansa en paz gran guerrero, quería ir a tú gimnasio….😢 gracias Sylvie por tu trabajo y por esta entrevista.
I'm pretty new to training. These narrated videos are SO helpful for me.
For technique and for culture in the sport.
Thank you for sharing :)
Thank you for expressing your appreciation. :)
You're incredibly sweet, and in combination with your effort to preserve authentic muay thai legacy...it's incredible, and a joy to watch and learn
And also...you're very confident and you have a very goood technique too
Respect
rip the legend🙏😭
I want to go back to Thailand and train with them again. Thanks Sylvie and Kevin for the amazing work you guys do.
Got my first kickboxing fight coming up next month. This video has reminded me of the importance of padwork.
I've been there twice and we hosted him for an online webinar a few weeks ago. Sangtiennoi is a wonderful person and it's great to see the gym here...brings back all of those wonderful memories! Glad you enjoyed your time there!
Hi mate.. Where you stay this tawn.. What good hotel.. room.. Close to his Gym...
These videos are great. Its good to see people becoming so immersed in Muay Thai as a lifestyle. One of the best things that ever happened to me!
Regarding the hand up, hand swing, stuff during a kick. I talked with my coach about it. And he was like. "Is it really that hard to learn all of them? ". So when we do mittwork, we do everything in context, am i fighting/sparring a bigger or smaller opponent (reach/distance management changes). So we will have drills for a round, where we emphasize im against a big puncher with reach, maybe the hand up kick is better in this context. Then when we throw a combination where I know I have compromised his base and he can't punch back, then we load up the hand swing kick (i.e. from southpaw, Cross to strong body hook to break base, maybe a shove, then load up to a big left roundhouse w/ a arm swing)
Yeah that kick in hand thing it’s different in every school. The kicks are always evolving, the WTBA likes the high guard when kicking , we used to throw the arm all the way down. I like what your instructor said about bigger and smaller opponents that’s probably the best answer🙏.
I used to train with Kru Doe and Kru Poon, both former Pinsinchai fighters in Chiang Mai, and they both would always be on us to keep our arms out whenever we kick.
Looking sharp Sylvie!
Thank you so much for creating and preserving this treasure. There is so much authenticity in this video. Thanks for sharing the Thai culture and tradition to world and explaining the "little things" such as the kind gestures people make on a daily basis.
I started getting back into Muay Thai again and learned a tremendous amount watching all your videos.
I grew up in Pathum Thani as a kid and apreciate the laid back atmosphere there. There's just something so special about early morning drizzles (especially during the monsoon season) and the sound of the roosters. Greetings from Germany!
great commentary on gym life ! you have technical mind which Im sure will benefit your fighting very detailed descriptions I wish I was 20 years younger ! spent 6 months at chuwattana gym Bangkok amazing experience
I am happy you got to train with someone you admired one last time. Thanks for the context. It’s beautiful.
I miss training in Thailand... thanks for this video Sylvie.
I spent 8months there good memories
Is it really authentic and hardcore?
It is
Sangtiennoi committed suicide today (Sunday the 16th of May 2021 Thailand time).
Sadly another legend has gone to the heavens too soon.
R I P
How? Why? With al respect. May his soul rest in peace
@@MountainDrum537 when he heard that his father-in-law (who was the probably the owner or one of the trainers of the Sitsurapong gym) had died, Sangtiennoi committed suicide less than 24 hours later. He spent 15 years in the Sitsurapong gym starting in his teen years. RIP.
Truly awesome! Just like the gym, I attended when I started Muay Thai back in the late 70s in Penang, Malaysia. Definitely top 5 videos for me.
what a great insight to what happens in the gym with top coaches, very enjoyable to watch.
great inside information, i love your comments along the video to highlight what's important, many thanks !!!!
This is one of the most beautiful videos I watched this year... That gym gives me happy vibes 😂❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
everything that padman does juste looks right, I would really like to see him shadowbox
Thank you for sharing those moments. It's cool to see you enjoying your training and it's cool to see Thais enjoying their training with you.
This was a fun one, the sparing and calling out moves from fighters was great.
Truly an amazing piece of footage.
There are not words for a loss so great. Thank you for sharing
Amazing 😍 what an inspiration! Great Video 😊🐅
the best muay thai channel on youtube
I have found,Listening to the Thai Trainer/ Padman is one of the many addictive things that’s draws me to Muay Thai. When you have a master working the pads for you, there is nothing like it.
What a lovely video ! I was in thailand training last year at Singpatong and this video made me miss training there so much.
This gym is on my list for Thailand Muay Thai trip....
Same here, so many gyms I want to train at...
I love these videos
Sorry for your loss Sophie
RIP.....Legend
Thanks for sharing the beautyfulest part of Muay Thay :)
Thanks for teaching me muay thai culture!
Been there twice loved it 🙏 RIP sir. WTBA
Such an awesome video, thank you for making it uncut during the training. I trained in Thailand once, in the middle of a market while shoppers passes by, old traditional gym. Very memorable.😅
Excelente vídeo ... Muy didáctico .
Gracias !!! . 👍🤛🤛🤛👍
Thank you for this blessing! I love Sangtiennoi!
Very interesting!
Do more like this mam, genuinely loved it❤️
I LOVE YOUR CONTENT! Thank you soo much for it!
Those gloves look fucking badass! I love how they look like Japanese gauntlets.
Amazing.... You are an inspiration
Gracias por compartir esta experiencia!!
Thank you for these videos. They are awesome.
"His trusty old switch." hahaha. Love it!
This is pure gold.
Gym looks just beautiful!
Good to watching🙏
Great fun clinch session 😀
you are so awesome 💙
Loving these breakdowns!
Then you would love the 120+ hours of them in the Muay Thai Library project, take a look: www.patreon.com/posts/muay-thai-uncut-7058199
Excellent video, thanks for this!
I do that jump into a leg kick naturally and my coach keeps telling me not to. But it feels right and I get more power out of it. It's not my only way of kicking as I also try to implement that Sarkowsky whip method but I guess that's how it goes. One coach says the opposite of another and I just eventually listen to what works for me and ignore what doesn't
I miss training so much (fuck covid) and this video doesn't help lol. Beautiful video and beautiful gym! It would be wonderful to train in a setting like that one day
This is excellent insight - thank you! 🙏
today, a day of immense sorrow.
may the gods be good to him.
thank you for this video !
I loved this, is this sort of thing available as a patron? I really like these longer videos of the authentic vibe of Thai gyms with the training and commentary.
Yes, this is what the Muay Thai Library is, more than 120 hours of long-form instruction and commentary.
@@8limbsUs I’m on board!
Super! Very nice video.
Thank you 🙏 teaching🙏❣️✌️
Incredible. Get the feeling im watching something special
Pad man reminds me of Trainer Gae!
She is so strong
Knee round seems really focused and intensive. I always have toe point problem with knee, and long knee. Trying to fix it.
Thank you.
Loved that music at the beginning!
Thanks for sharing this!
Thanks Sylvie!
Awesome. Loved this!
I read that Sangtiennoi took his own life. Very sad 😢 I saw another video of him & he seemed like a lovely guy.
thanks for sharing :) great videos
Awesome content as always!
Very great video, osu🙏🏽
awesome content
That pad holder is awesome! I would be near death at this gym in May. So hot and humid in Thailand. I live in Texas but Thailand is just a different, very brutal type of heat....ha ha ha
He really is! Kru Bo. He's in China just now but I'm lucky to have grabbed a day with him.
@@8limbsUs Does he live in China now teaching?
@@JimmyPtheman yeah, I think he stays there for 6-12 months at a time.
Great gym
Great video, thanks for sharing. what gloves are those?
RIP🙏
RIP legend
so pretty gym! haw far from Bangkok ,?,watched patreon every day !!!!!!! ooo GOD waiting covid slow dawn and fly.This gym is on my list !
Not too far from Bangkok. They're on Google maps, you can look.
@@8limbsUs do you stay in this town or driving every day for training from Bangkok i am planning stay one or two weeks this place. Thanks for this nice video smell of Thailand
😂😂😂😂👌yur hukn alsom sylvie.got nothing but respect for you...
Rip 🙏
Hi I would like to know if muay thai compared to other contact sports (mma, kickboxing) is somewhat safer for the brain being quite scared by the new CTE data. I am asking this question because I noticed that in Muay thai there is more emphasis on body strikes and fewer head strikes than in other sports and those are delivered by lighter weight fighters. Are these reasons real? And another reason would be that I see many former muay thai fighters reaching their 60's and having a career of over 300 fights and being mentally well. I ask because I have a 7 year old boy who wants a career in contact sports either kickboxing, mma or muay thai.
Those elbows at 6:26 nice..
Rest In Peace SAngtiennoi kub,
God bless...
Just wondering, why do you have a figure four grip when you were clinching?
I think she has a specific video about this technique where she explains why/how (I'm assuming you're talking about the one around the 37 min mark). Looks like she's jamming her head under his chin to crank his jaw up and uses the lock to pull him back.
@@katlynwilliams4899 Yodwicha likes to do this too. I remember she filmed a session with him in her library on Patreon showing his technique.
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R.I.P "Deadly Kisser"