Basic History of Muay Thai


 

Muay Thai is a popular sport that has its origins in Thailand. 

It is also known as Thai boxing, and is a form of unarmed combat. 

Muay Thai is often considered to be one of the most difficult sports for beginners to learn, due to its complicated techniques and moves. 

However, once Muay Thai practitioners have mastered the basics, they can be extremely successful in competitions.


Muay Thai has a long and rich history, dating back to the 16th century. 

It is believed that Muay Thai was started by Buddhist monks, who used it as a way to defend themselves from robbers and invaders. 

Over time, Muay Thai grew in popularity, and eventually became a national sport in Thailand. In the 20th century Muay Thai began to spread to other countries, and today it is practiced all over the world. Muay Thai continues to grow in popularity, and shows no signs of slowing down.


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