2. There is a part of you that you have yet to discover
Most of the time you travel to discover
new places. What if you could discover the
other side of you during your journey?
Through creative tourism experiences,
visitors to Muay Thai Classes in the bronx
can expect life-changing lessons revealing
undiscovered part of themselves. From
craft making to Thai boxing; learning
about agricultural cornerstones such as
rice farming to massage instruction; and
lessons in preparing the unquestionable
defining cuisine, local experts are eager to
share their knowledge.
3. Steeped in tradition and folklore,
Muay Thai's roots date back to the
ancient Siamese kingdoms. It is
undoubtedly a demanding sport that
takes practitioners to new physical
limits. It is through this highly
disciplined training that students
discover their inner strength, as mind
over body is the ultimate form of
perseverance. It is sometimes said a
student does not learn to fight his
opponent but rather finds the fighter
in him or herself.
4. Muay Thai, often called Thai
Boxing or Kick Boxing by
foreigners, is Thailand's national
sport and remains popular
throughout the country. It has a lot
of prestige in Thailand and is
gaining international recognition
through world competitions, many
of these broadcast on global
television networks. And more and
more students are spreading the
excitement of the sport to their
home countries.
5. The sport takes a lot of training, both
mental and physical, to reach
fighting condition. But the benefits
of that training start right away, and
many people study Muay Thai for the
conditioning and never fight. It has
been a man's sport for centuries but,
in recent years, has gained
popularity with women, both for its
vigorous workout to stay in shape,
and for a few to fight against
opponents in the ring.
6. The sport takes a lot of training, both
mental and physical, to reach
fighting condition. But the benefits
of that training start right away, and
many people study Muay Thai for the
conditioning and never fight. It has
been a man's sport for centuries but,
in recent years, has gained
popularity with women, both for its
vigorous workout to stay in shape,
and for a few to fight against
opponents in the ring.
