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Muay Thai Training In Thailand

If you are genuinely serious about Thai Boxing training, then I will suggest you to join one of the Muay Thai training camps in Thailand. Trust me, learning Muay Thai in Thailand is a dream experience. The great martial art is not only Thailand's national sport, but it is revered like anything by the Thai people. So I feel that undergoing Muay Thai training in Thailand is the best decision for a Muay Thai wannabe.....

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Womens Kickboxing

Problems in Women's Kickboxing

Women's kickboxing may have become very popular now. But the financial return is still very low there. The successful male fighters hardly get any chance to complaint in this matter. And the female fighters are always facing financial struggle.

Today we have female fighters like Tenille May, Milja Heino, Noriko Tsunoda, etc., who are the jewels of Muay Thai fights. And it's Muay Thai's disgrace that these ladies are not getting their dues. Hope the World Muay Thai Council will do something about it. Otherwise we may lose many future kickboxing girls, discouraged by the sorry condition of women's kickboxing.