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Muay Thai
has long been part of Thailand's culture. Written
records of the sport before 1774 were lost when
the Burmese sacked Ayudhaya. In the 1930s rules
were introduced bringing the fights into the
boxing ring. Prior to this fights were outside in
a field with no time limit.
CD Specifications:
Thai Boxing, The King of the Ring was written by
Siam Interactive Co. Bangkok.
Minimum system requirements:
Windows 3.1, 95 or 98
386 25 MHz or better CPU
8 MB of RAM or more
2X CD drive or faster
Sound output and speakers
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Muay
Thai - Thai Kick-boxing
Thailand's
Most Famous Sport
This
multimedia shows the history and
techniques of Thai boxing using many short
video clips. The disk is divided into five
sections. Body Weapons
shows the use of various parts of the body
during fights. Mae Mai Muay Thai
deals with more specialized techniques. History
has both the history and the traditions of
Muay Thai including the pre-fight ceremony
Wai Khru, (paying respect
to the trainer.) Knockout
has video clips,
(click
here for a short sample 317 KB),
of ten of the best knockouts recorded in
the
boxing ring. Champions
has interviews with Kaosai Galaxy and
Samart Payakaroon, both of whom ended up
world champions in western boxing, but
were also Muay Thai champions before that.
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Thai
Boxing - Muay Thai CD-ROM
"The King of the Ring"
Price:
USD
$22.95 |
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$19.5.- |
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(click
here for a short sample 317 KB) |
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