Muay Thai Boxing in Bangkok - Fears & Dreams of Young Boxers
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2013
- The story of two young Muay Thai boxers. They tell us about their path, their fears, and their dream to one day become a champion.
July 2013.
Directed by Jérôme de Gerlache
Image by Jérôme de Gerlache and Pete Pithai Smithsuth
Sound design by John De Buck
Colorgrading by Romain Julien
Fixer : Sawitree "Jang" Wongketjai
Boom Operator : Charun "Dui" Muangon
Driver : Phanumart "Max" Tankasem
Translation : Waranya "Ying" Tieammuang
Music : "Chocolate heart", Cyesm feat. robust
Half of a X-ing remix by APASHE
Special thanks to all the team from the 96 Boxing Club, Marc brunet, Christophe Guyot, Jean-Alexandre Luciani, Paul-Dominique Win Vacharasinthu, Nicolas Lhermitte, Capucine Charbonnier
Produced by Standard Films et Yellowmoon Films
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I am 33 yr old and being doing muay Thai for the past 10 months.I love everything about it,the training ,the skill,the addiction.my only regret is I never took in up ten years ago.I hope in time my own son will be doing it with me and that he enjoy it as I do now
Never too old
Never too weak
Never too late..Swadeekrap!
I hope so too. There is absolutely nothing better that a young boy can do than learn to fight. School work important but fighting is what gives a boy the respect he needs. I really hope that he will become a hard fight and then you will be so proud of him.
Welcome to thailand, and its beautiful muay thai culture, AWESOME :D
I really miss the old school muay thai. I was teaching and finally made my first trip to Thailand to train in 1999 and loved it. Today seems to commercial for me. Its always been commercial but now internationally. I miss the old redbull and shalambok shorts and m150 events!!! great fighters today though.
The story of two young Muay Thai boxers. They tell us about their path, their fears, and their dream to one day become a champion.
Muay Thai is a combat sport from the muay martial arts of Thailand that uses stand-up striking along with various clinching techniques.
#muaythai #boxing
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Good job, only wish it was longer. I'm heading to 96 Penang gym soon.
You guys should hit up "Martial Profits, com".. if any of you guys want to train in Thailand for an extended of time that is. Subbed to the course linked on there about 5 months ago and I've since cancelled my flight home.. just living the dream here in Thailand now.
Rick Behel, I am from Thailand but I could not find any reference, that's why I am asking you. Hope it is ok. Is it true that after fight u, Thai boxers, will have to be in ice cold water to reduce the injury? Where can I find more article about this?
That's a big challenge for all people..to start doing an activity like this.
And this video has a good motivation
Brave courageous young men tough young heroes all of them. Couldn't be doing anything better.
Awesome. I have spent quite a bit of time training at 96 Penang.
Very inspirational.
a dream a passion a life :) so beautifull
I used to do thia boxing :) miss it :(
Music : Cyesm - Chocolate Heart (Feat. Robust)
This is cool
Check out "Muay Thai Documentary: The Boxers of Thailand" if you have an interest in photography. Most Muay Thai documentaries seem to be videos.
Ok,muaythai,verry good,
The song is; Cyesm - Chocolate Heart (feat. Robust)
Real
Here in bkk there are many interesing places for foreigners, one of these is escapehunt experience where you can excercise your brain and build up your sense of detective!!.
awsome video you guys :)
i'm going to bangkok in november for 3 months to train muay thai & i'm wondering would 96 penang gym be a good gym for ferangs to go too.i was also thinking samart payarakoon gym,could someone please guide me in the right direction i would greatly appreciate it! :)
Jittigym is very good for farang's. Look it up if you haven't already left. Lots of great fighters and trainers here.
The reason as to why I'm afraid to provoke anyone in Thailand. They(sometimes) learn Muay Thai at a young age, they are experienced fighters and if anyone(including myself) does not carefully pick a fight with someone. They are a dead man.
How about you don't provoke anyone and act like a civilised adult?
+L. Willis I'm 14.
Then how about you don't provoke anyone and act like a civilized teenager?
+L. Willis How would you describe a civilised teenager to act, exactly?
Don't provoke, don't beat others, since it's never necessary. We no longer live in the middle age, fighting is pretty much a useless skill. Better get cunning and study a lot. People with knowledge (engineers, lawyers, economists, doctors) are the ones with money and power, not brainless rowdies.
Very good Documentary
what's the song called
what is the name of song? pls!!! i want to add it to our lists in muay club!!!
nhat an aws
Cyesm - Chocolate Heart ft. Robust
what's the name of the music?
Darude - sandstorm
Topic of the documentary is interesting, indeed, but I feel that the design of the document is rather stereotype. Darker and low key imaging, shallow depth of field, lip seeks, hiphop musics.
I'm afraid that such framework automatically makes stories.
True thai-blooded young hotheads lol
Please don't play US-American Hip Hop to a documentary set in Thailand. The Thai and the Thai boxers' mentality is entirely different from any ghetto gangsta rapper criminal. Boxing in Thailand is a way of earning money, a way of life and a part of national culture. It is not some ghetto bling bling homey lifestyle. Unlike American boxers, Thai boxers don't proclaim they want to eat their opponents' children and they don't start fights at press conferences. they are incredibly tough in the ring, but generally very well behaved outside.
well said, mate.
Most of them are really skinny
So... It's the fighter that counts.
the reason why is because the cardio involved in martial arts is extremely high, they may look skinny but I assure you these young men are strong as a mofo, and since they have no body fat, their speed and accuracy is off charts.
There skinny but if they came to England and people called them out they would kick our asses most of them are starved so that explains the skinnyness
Hugh Southon Its not about size...its about technique and strength. Muaythai fighters are second to shaolin monks when it comes to body conditioning this means, muaythai fighters have extremely solid bones throughout the whole body. Amateur muaythai fighters can fuck up the average person who thinks they can fight, so imagine what professionals can do...
yourtheman45 Most professional Thai boxers come from poor family, and the money reward (after the other parties get their cut) is for support their families.
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