Muay Thai Training & Technique

About the Training and Techniques AppIn this application of the Christoph Delp Muay Thai series you will become acquainted with Muay Thai training and techniques. Some of the world's best athletes will introduce the training contents to you in detail and show their individual training patterns. In the technical section you will find many combinations based on attacking techniques that can be used for your individual training. In addition, the most important feints are described comprehensively. The application menu is clearly arranged and you can click on each individual technique. Use the application for your sandbag training at home and as support in club training.About the PresentersAmong the boxers you will see current world champions like Saiyok Pumphanmuang, Phetbonchu FAGroup, Kem Sitsongpeenong, Jaochalam Chatananok Gym and Armin Windysport:
- Phetbonchu FA Group (World Champion, 5-times Lumpini Champion, 5-times Thai Champion, voted as best Thai Boxer 2013)
- Saiyok Pumphanmuang (World Champion, Lumpini Champion, Rajadamnern Champion, voted as best Thai Boxer 2010, member Thai Fight team)
- Kem Sitsongpeenong (World Champion, Thai Champion, Rajadamnern Champion, voted as best Thai Boxer 2011, member Thai Fight team)
- Samranchai 96Peenung (Thai Champion)
- Armin Windysport (World Champion, 2-times Thai Champion, member Thai Fight team)
- Antuan Siangboxing (triple World champion, member of Contender Asia 2)
- Jaochalam Chatnakanok Gym (World Champion)
- Petpatum Nakorntongparkview (former South Thai Champion, Stuntman in Ong Bak 1-3)About Christoph DelpChristoph Delp is a business administration graduate, Muay Thai and personal fitness trainer based in Bangkok. He has already written many books on Muay Thai "Muay Thai Basics", "Muay Thai Counter Techniques" and "Muay Thai Training Exercices". More information about the author under www.christophdelp.com, www.muaythai-dvd.com and www.youtube.com/muaythaidvd.About Muay ThaiMuay Thai, also known as Thai-Boxing, is a traditional martial art developed centuries ago. Nowadays, Thai-Boxing is trained as a competitive and fitness sport, but also as a means of self-defense.