Krabi Krabong Thai Sword Fight In Chaina

Krabi Krabong Thai Sword Fight From Siam Yuth Bann Kru Preang in China

25-28 June 2009 at Joy City (Beijing)

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Naksu 2009 Semi Final - Son of Wind(Red) Vs Black Tiger(Blue)

Naksu 2009

Amateur Mma Match in Thailand in Semi Final Round

-60 Kilo Match Between Son of Wind(Red/Muaychaiya) Vs Black Tiger(Blue/Muay Thai)

Son of wind is my Senior and best Student of Kru Preang in this match is frist time fighting in the ring

but he can good show good defend technic with elbow

Ancient Muay Thai Chaiya Seminar By Master Preang

Ancient Muay Thai Chaiya Style Kru Preang Seminar
At Siam Yuth Gym Thailand 2006
More information About Muay Thai Chaiya Style Kru Preang
http://www.muaychaiya.com
http://muaychaiya.hi5.com

KOF - MUAYCHAIYA VS VOVINAM

KOF - Amateur MMA Match IN Bangkok , thailand

SKYDRAGON (Vovinam/Muaythai) VS SMINGVAYU (Muaychaiya)

In weight 55-60 Kilo Winner is SMINGVAYU By Submission

ONG BAK 2 Promo Reel

ONG BAK 2 Promo Reel Thai Action Movie With Tony Jaa

Human Weapon - Muay Thai Chaiya

Muay Thai Chaiya Stlye Master Preang On Human Weapon Tv Show.

Martial Art - Muay Chaiya 2003

Martial Art UBC Tv Program in thailand this is frist time i seen Muay Chaiya.

Muay Chaiya - Basic Sparring

Muay Chaiya Style kru Preang Basic Sparring Clip

Kru Preang - Kru Pong

Siam Yuth Center - Muay Thai Chaiya

Muay Thai Chaiya Stlye Grand Master Preang infomation.

*History
*Ancient Muay Thai
*Muay Chaiya Training and Sparring
*Krabi Krabong Training and Sparring
*Self defense Technic

Krabi-Krabong Training (Thai Weapon Art)

This is Krabi Krabong Training in Siam Yuth Center With
One Hand Sword
Two Hand Sword
Real Sword
Three Man Fight
Sword Vs Mai Sok
Krabong Vs Mai Sok

http://one.revver.com/watch/301056

Muay Thai Chaiya - Mae Mai Gon

Mae Mai Gon (Principle of main techniques). The principle, or main techniques are the lethal and decisive techniques of aggression that have been carefully laid out. That is why Muay Chaiya is able to branch out to different sub-techniques without end. Such as Salap Fun Pla, Paksa Waek Rung, Thene Kwad Lan, Farn Look Buab, Mon Yan Luk, Pak Look Toi, Hak Nguang Aiyara, Nak Bid Hang.

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Traditional Muay Thai Chaiya training - Tae Ton Kloey

Tae Ton Kloey (Kicking banana trees).

Kicking banana tress is one of the training techniques conceived by teachers of the old. It is to develop kicking skill. There are two ways of training by this method; kick with full power, will develop power, toughening the shins, and to maintain the sharp edge of the shins. Kicking to keep the tree trunk remain in the up right position - stand a banana tree trunk vertical to the ground and kick with either leg and keep the tree trunk remain standing up. This type of training develops speed, reflex, and correct body position.

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http://one.revver.com/watch/298294/flv/affiliate/92536

Traditional Muay Thai Chaiya training - Peen Tonmai,Tai Chuek

Peen Tonmai - Tai Chuek (Climb trees, climb rope).

Climbing trees and ropes would develop stamina, endurance, and equilibrium of one’s body. It is a way to lay a foundation for the students to learn the grappling, clinching, swinging, climbing, scaling, mounting, which are other spectrums Muay Chaiya.

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traditional Muay thai Chaiya training-Chok Manao

Chok Manao ( Punching lemons).

The defensive aspect of Pahuyuth training is the Pong-Pad-Pid-Perd (to block, to swipe to cover, to open). Teachers would hang lemons at about neck high. The students would have to hit the lemons with their fists, elbows and defend themselves with the defensive techniques. The students would have to be able to strike, block, attack, defend, and move in the master gesture with great agility. This training technique is considered to be most ingenious method by teachers of the old that has passed on to younger generations of Muay Chaiya practitioners.

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Muay Thai Chaiya - Sok Chaiya

Sok Chaiya (Chaiya’s elbow).

In Chaiya style of fighting, elbows are short weapons designed to be used at close range. They are the dexterous weapons of Muay Chaiya. The elbows would be moving back and forth, up and down close to the face, making the face well covered and at the same time, allow the fighter to be able to launch his own attack with great power and speed. It is difficult to attack a skillful Muay Chaiya fighter, because the fighting stances and movements of Muay Chaiya always prescript elbows to be close and move to cover his entire body. They are like a durian fruit (a tropical fruit with hard and spiky skin). One can sustain injury unto oneself by hitting the spiky durian fruit.

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Mae Mai Muay Thai Chaiya 1

Mae Mai Muay Thai Chaiya Stlye Grand master Preang

Muay Chaiya - Muen Muay

In the era of Rama V, Boxing was held infront of his court. Prayavadi Satayaruk, duke of Chaiya, sent Klong Yamnongthong to fight. His chosen technique was Suelakhang [Tiger drags the tail] to throw, strike and break all his opponents until he received the titel of "muen muay" (10,000 soldier*). Since that day, Chaiya has been recognized as the city of boxing and has passed down Muay Chaiya.

Muay thai chaiya Stlye Grand Master Preang

Kru (teacher) Preang, was the close student of Kru Thong Chuer-Chaiya, who had inherited the Muay Thai Chaiya from the Grand Master Ketr Sriyapai (the last grand master of Muay Thai), who had learned from his father, Phraya Wajeesatayarak, the provincial governor of Chaiya. The Grand Master also learned from another 13 masters until he was well versed in MuayThai.

Muay Thai Chaiya, not only utilizes fists, feet, knees, and elbows as we commonly see in the main stream Muay Thai, but also uses the forgotten elements of throwing, pressing, grabbling or clinching and joint breaking (Toom-Tup-Jub-Huk), they are no less dangerous than the throwing and joint locking of other martial arts. There are other sets of techniques with names that rhyme and contain deep meanings. They are to lure, to mislead, to elude, to avoid, to deceive, and to tease (Lor-Lork-Lop-Leek-Lorklor-Lorlen), or to hug, to squeeze, to swing the opponent from side to side, and to cast or throw the opponent down (Kod-Rad-Fad-Wieng). These are the techniques for inside fighting, that we no longer see in today’s Muay Thai. Even the way to fall, to get up, to roll on the ground, and to crawl (Lom-Look-Klook-Klan), which deal with proper way of rolling on the ground and falling so the practitioners wouldn’t get hurt.

So, an exponent of the old and traditional Muay Thai, such as Muay Thai Chaiya, does not limit oneself to only one-dimensional fighting of stand up strike. If the fight takes one down to the ground, one still has to be able to fight effectively. Since the old traditional Muay Thai was created for the engagement in battlefields, being able to engage with several opponents at the same time has made Muay Thai Chaiya so formidable.