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You might recall in some of my earlier posts about Sitmonchai Gym that I mentioned: one of the twin brothers, Apisat Sitmonchai returned from France with a new WPMF belt (you can view that post & the 3 Sitmonchai brothers grappling HERE). Well… thanks to Ashima, here is the . . . → Read More: Apisit Sitmonchai’s WPMF title fight in France I don’t speak Thai very good. In fact, I only know a handful of words and phrases. But what little I do know does help and will share with you. So much like my ‘Portuguese Brazilian Jiu Jitsu terminology” post, here is some Basic Thai for Muay Thai Terminology. I found that my 2 . . . → Read More: Basic Thai for Muay Thai terminology It’s here!!! I finally finished editing and putting together a little highlight that gives you a bit of a feel and idea of what it’s like to train at Sitmonchai gym. The footage and pictures were taken over my 2 week stay there and I can only say that I wish I took . . . → Read More: Sitmonchai Gym Highlight Here is a very short clip of an average morning training session at Sitmonchai gym. Where a few of the farangs are hitting the pads after the morning run. P.S. Stay tuned… I’ve got a little Sitmonchai gym highlight in the works! While at the camp the “Sitmonchai style” of fighting was mentioned to me on more than a few occasions from the other farangs training there and the Thai’s themselves in their awesome broken English, “Geg Geg, Sitmonchai style… low keek low keek, punts punts.” (Geg or sometimes Gheb = Thai version of Greg). It . . . → Read More: Sitmonchai fight style |
  
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