I want to learn Muay Thai, but my family won t let me learn it, what should I do?

I learned Sanda Muay Thai and I can endure hardships.

Muay Thai is Thai boxing, which is lethal. Muay Thai is a legendary martial arts art known for its strength and agility. Mainly use the human body's fists, legs, knees, elbows, limbs and eight bodies as eight kinds of ** to attack, punch and leg, make the knee with the elbow force smooth and smooth, the strength is extremely abundant, and the attack power is fierce.

Muay Thai is tough but not easy to learn, and true Muay Thai practitioners train quite intensively, from punching and kicking palm trees to all kinds of actual combat, and there are quite few formal Muay Thai gyms in the country.

In addition, any martial arts is not something that can be practiced by personal self-study, and it is generally not recommended to learn by the master if it is useful to learn by himself.

If you really want to practice, it is recommended after the age of 16.

Muay Thai movements are not complicated, easy to learn, but practicing is a long-term boring process, modern fighting movements are not complicated, but when fighting with people, every time the distance and space change, which puts forward high requirements for the action itself. If you don't learn by yourself well, your movements will be deformed, and it will be difficult to change them after you set the shape.

If you can't pay attention to many essentials of Muay Thai, you are likely to be disabled, but you can learn by yourself, you have to be familiar with the essentials first, precautions, and be prepared to endure hardships, Muay Thai is not easy to practice! Come on!

It depends on personal perseverance. Even if there is a master to teach, the hard work has to be done by oneself. It's just that you can avoid a lot of detours with a master's teaching, and it's not that you can't practice alone.

Some kung fu in the understanding of the essentials of practice, can be practiced by themselves, the so-called practice in the individual, but no matter what kung fu to practice must play three or five hundred to become a master, sparring is indispensable, the purpose of sparring is to master the sense of distance, no sense of distance, is not to fight...

Professional Muay Thai is learned from a very young age, and received the most rigorous training, training methods can be described as harsh, so if you want to learn is not difficult, learn well to have a very strong perseverance, it is best to have a professional coach to teach you, otherwise it is difficult to achieve results, but everything is not absolute, why not try? Oh, come on...

No matter what it is, it depends on a practice of calligraphy. The second is to increase the amount from small to large. It's all the same, there is quantity and quality.

You can practice by yourself, but if you don't know how to learn it, it doesn't matter what kind of punch you just have to strengthen your body.

In fact, free fighting is just a few moves. But it's hard to practice well.

If you want to defend yourself quickly, you might as well choose Sanda.

Hello landlord, I have been practicing Muay Thai for a year, Muay Thai has no higher requirements for ligaments than taekwondo, but the training method is indeed harder than other types of fighting, the basic training items are physical training, ligament training, explosive training, boxing, leg training, knee training, elbow training, actual combat training, which sandbags should be kicked every day. There are three drawbacks if you learn by yourself, slow comprehension, easy to practice deformity, and unscientific training methods that make physical fitness bad (such as uncoordinated muscle development), so it is recommended to find a professional boxing gym with good equipment, and you can also train in actual combat. You can do fast push-ups, fast sit-ups, quick punches, fast squats, and frog jumps, pay attention, be fast, practice explosiveness, don't train muscles into toned muscles.

Finally, I wish you success in your studies!

It's a bit troublesome to say alone!

It is recommended to sign up for a class!

You can't learn it yourself, it's hard to practice Muay Thai.

If you practice by yourself, the principles you should grasp are: pay attention to physical fitness, learn fewer movements and be fine, and strive to fight more actual battles.

As the saying goes, "one guts, two strengths, three kung fu", it is said that if a person wants to be able to fight, he must first have the guts, and secondly, he must have good physical fitness, and the first two are satisfied in order to spend more energy in the pursuit of technology. Therefore, it is very important to pay attention to physical fitness training and exercise your courage through actual combat.

There is also a saying that "a thousand moves will not be as good as one move", the movements of fighting techniques often seem simple, but it is a lot of kung fu practice to be used in actual combat, so it is necessary to practice a very small number of moves, and practice until your instinctive movements are standard. In addition, it is easy to make mistakes in learning techniques on your own, so you should not be greedy and chew too much. It is recommended to practice straight punches and swing fists tens of thousands of times before speaking.

The movements of self-study are not standard, and it is best to find a teacher to teach them.

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