Maximum Damage: Destructive Kicks & Knees of Muay Thai DVD with Malaipet

Maximum Damage: Destructive Kicks & Knees of Muay Thai DVD with Malaipet

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Salepage: Maximum Damage: Destructive Kicks & Knees of Muay Thai DVD with Malaipet

Muay Thai is renown for its extensive use of kicks and knees attacks. It
goes without saying that Muay Thai kicks and knees attacks have
transformed the modern martial arts worlds of competitive kickboxing as
well as mixed martial arts.

Now for the first time in an
instructional DVD, legendary seven time Muay Thai world champion,
Malaipet Sitarvut, shows you how to not only deliver devastating kick
and knee attacks, but also how to defend against them as well.

In addition to the aforementioned techniques, Malaipet demonstrates the
proper footwork & leg blocks that are essential to combating and
defeating opponents whether it be in the ring or on the street.

Content :

-Wai Kru – The Muay Thai ritual / dance of respects
-Muay Thai Footworks: Right hander and South Paw. Forward, Backward, Side
-Muay Thai leg blocks / checks
-Teep ( Push Kicks ): Proper Techniques & Excecutions, Defences & Attacks
-Low Kicks : Proper Techniques & Excecution, Defences & Attacks
-Body Kicks : Proper Techniques & Excecution, Defences & Attacks
-Neck / Head Kicks:Proper Techniques & Excecution, Defences & Attacks
-Muay Thai Knees: Proper Techniques & Excecution, Defences & Attacks
-Pre Fight Live training at Muay Thai gym

Health and Medical course

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Medicine encompasses a variety of health care practices evolved to maintain and restore health by the prevention and treatment of illness.
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Medicine has been around for thousands of years, during most of which it was an art (an area of skill and knowledge) frequently having connections to the religious and
philosophical beliefs of local culture. For example, a medicine man would apply herbs and say prayers for healing, or an ancient philosopher and physician would apply bloodletting according to the theories of humorism.
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