Puerto Rico Boxing - Kickboxing - MMA

AK Club is Located in Luquillo Puerto Rico at Playa Fortuna in Kiosko #15. This gym offers classes in Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) rooted in Vale Tudo & Jiu Jitsu, Western style Boxing as well as Kickboxing rooted in the styles of Lethwei and Muy Tai. At the AK Club you can (1) achieve your fitness goals and learn basic self defense on the beach, (2) find sparring partners and or (3) train to compete in the boxing, kickboxing and mixed martial arts arena

Wednesday, June 3, 2009

Muy Tai Kickboxing Training With the Champions

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Muhammad Junaid IqbalJune 26, 2010 9:44 PM
Love the way you have presented the post with us. keep it up buddy.
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Muhammad Junaid IqbalJune 28, 2010 6:41 PM
Muay Thai kickboxing is one of the most popular even regarding kickboxing all around the world. I always like to watch this event.
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johnJuly 1, 2010 2:13 AM
I haven't seen a Muay Thai Kickboxing video in my entire life. I think I should search for some video related to Muay Thai.
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yakbi11May 4, 2011 3:45 PM
Great muat thai video,i recently came back from thailand,i saw some great fights...

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JUAN BURGOSMarch 28, 2012 6:38 AM
Saludos tenemos un campamento Wako el dia 31 de marzo de 1-4pm en el Hombu Dojo de Bushikan Team en calle Andres Arus Rivera #53 Gurabo no te lo pierdas. Costos $35 no miembros y $25 mimbros activos. Cuota sera para el mismo equipo. Para que tu estudiante representa a PR aqui no hay estilos solo un pais. Mas info llama a Juan Burgos al 787-602-3007 o Calvin Thomas 407-466-1770. Nos gustaria que fuera parte de este equipo con sus estudiantes si gusta me puede llamar para explicarle y nos gustaria que nos ayude a traer mas personas a este equipo nacional. Si desea saber mas de wako acceda a www.wakoweb.com Espero su contestacion y gracias
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History and Techniques of Lethwei

Originating from Burma, officially known as the Union of Myanmar, Lethwei also known as Burmese Boxing is similar to other southeast asian forms of fighting such as Muy Thai Kick Boxing from Thailand, Tomoi from Malaysia, Pradal Serey from Cambodia and Lao Boxing from Laos. Burma has a tradition of kickboxing that is told to date to the Bang and Pyu era. The oldest historical written references to the Lethwei fighting style can be found in the chronicles of warfare between Burma and Thailand around the 15 to 1600's.Rules are similar to Muay Thai (leg kicks, punches, knees and elbows) but combatants are allowed to strike with the head and all forms of takedowns are permitted, showcasing a few grapling and wrestling techniques from the martial art of Myanmar known as bando. Raking knuckle strikes are also practiced and performed to induce bleeding. Punches are the weakest of its arsenal, while wrecking massive damage and finishing blows with elbow strikes and knees thrust. A traditional match would go until a fighter could no longer continue, no draws, only a win or loss by knockout with no point system. Extreme bloodshed is normal and death in the ring is not out of the ordinary. In modern times, if a knockout occurs, the boxer is revived and has the option of continuing; as a result, defense, conditioning, and learning to absorb painful punishment are keys to mastering this art. Burmese boxers spend a great deal of time preparing the body to absorb impact and conditioning their bodily weapons to dish it out. Compared to pretty much all other forms of Boxing/kickboxing, Lethwei can easily be recognized as the rawest and most fierce with only true fighters with heart and bare knuckles are able to step into the sand pit or modern day ring.

Puerto Rico Boxing - Kickboxing - MMA

Wednesday, June 3, 2009

Muy Tai Kickboxing Training With the Champions

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Vale Tudo Rio Heros

Vale Tudo (brief history)

History of Vale Tudo

Awesome Lethwei Fight Lone Chaw vs. Yan Gyi Aung (part 1)

Hard core Lethwei fight Lone Chaw vs. Yan Gyi Aung (part 2)

Beautifully Brutal Lethwei Lone Chaw vs. Yan Gyi Aung (final)

Myanmar Lethwei, Win Tun vs. Saw Thi Aung

History and Techniques of Lethwei

"LETHWEI" BARE KNUCKLE FIGHT "IRON LADIES"

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Muay Thai Minor Technique (Look Mai Muay Thai)

Thai Major Technique (Mae Mai Muay Thai)

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Muy Tai Elbow KO's

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