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Thai boxing equipment

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If you practice muay Thai at an amateur or even professional level, we will present Thai boxing equipment adapted to your level of practice to help you improve your level, in complete safety and with all the necessary comfort.

Thai boxing is a booming sport that requires durable, quality equipment to train without risk of injury and perform well in competition. This is why Le Coin du Ring is associated with the most recognized brands in Thai boxing. Designed to meet the needs of professional athletes and amateurs alike.

Whether for boxing gloves, Thai boxing bands and under gloves, shin guards, Thai boxing shorts or punching bags, each item in our catalog is designed with resistant materials to last over time, while offering optimal comfort for intensive practice.

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Thai boxing

Also known as Muay Thai, Thai boxing is practiced throughout the world today, it is one of the most complete combat sports since it uses fists, legs, elbows and knees, as well as only a few throws, only headbutts and ground combat are prohibited.

Thai boxing is the national sport in Thailand, many training camps are present and welcome children from a very young age.

The two most famous stadiums are in Bangkok, Lumpinee and Rajadamnoen. These two stadiums are legends and have welcomed the greatest muay Thai fighters in history such as Samart Payakaroon, Buakaw, Saechai, and even Ramon Dekkers.

Rituals and ceremonies

Every Muay Thai fight begins with two important rituals: the Wai Kru Ram Muay and the Mongkon. The Wai Kru Ram Muay which is a traditional dance performed before the fight, it is intended to pay homage to the trainer and the gym. Mongkon, for its part, is a ceremony where the boxer wears a sacred headdress to attract luck and spiritual protection.

The basics of Thai boxing

Muay Thai is based on a multiplicity of techniques that each fighter, also called Nak Muay, must master. Thai boxing uses eight points of contact: the two points, the two elbows, the two legs and the two knees, hence its name "the art of eight limbs" which makes it one of the most combative sports more complete.

The benefits of Thai boxing

Practicing Thai boxing offers many benefits, both physically and mentally. Here are some of the main benefits associated with this martial art:

• Improved Fitness: Thai boxing training engages the entire body, leading to significant improvement in muscle strength, flexibility and coordination. Sessions including a variety of exercises ensure that each muscle group is activated and strengthened.
• Stress Management: Participating in Thai boxing can help reduce stress and anxiety. The intensity of the exercises helps release endorphins, known to induce a feeling of well-being and mental relaxation.
• Development of self-confidence: Mastering techniques and participating in fights improves self-confidence. It also instills personal discipline and a rigorous work ethic, essential in daily life as much as in sport.

The nak muay will be served, Le Coin du Ring puts at your disposal the biggest brands of muay Thai such as Twins, Fairtex, Leone 1947 or Métal boxe, treat yourself!