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what is the difference between muay thai and taekwondoe?

is muay thai also a olympic sport? which fightiing style is more effective? from doin taekwondoe and muaythai can you get a fit body(6 pack) and what are all the differences?

No Muay Thai is not an Olympic sport as TKD has been considered in the past.

Neither of them is more effective than the other, although Muay Thai is easier to learn due to it's basic and raw nature approach to fighting.

any physical activity (like studying ANY Martial Arts) is going to put you on your way to getting fit or losing weight, but using Martial Arts as exercise alone won't "give" you a fit body or six pack abs, you'll have to do crunches and resistance training as well as a healthy approach to eating and nutrition to really put you where you need to be, in order to get a better toned body.

the Main difference between Muay Thai and TKD is that TKD is a more technical in it's approach to fighting with it's forms or katas and emphasis on high kicks as well as major emphasis on proper technique.

Where as Muay Thai is NOT a technical Martial Art. It's bare bones, not "flowery" as some would describe other disciplines, no frills straight to the point fighting.

While Muay Thai's techniques have been boiled down to their base techniques from their original traditional discipline of Krabi Krabong, it has no forms and is mainly used as a strictly competitive sport in Thailand.

Muay Thai is a very brutal competiton, with many competitors not usually competeing for more than a 10 yr career before they become trainers or coaches to the next generation of fighters, where they can often cripple or kill their opponents due to the very limited rules that the competitions have.

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3 Responses to “Muay Thai”

1. Jarrod C Says:
   September 9th, 2010 at 8:29 am

   if you are not that crazy about those styles try jeet kun do.The style of self defense bruce lee invented.(Sorry about the spelling)there are soo many style to choose from.pick the one that best suites you

2. guedelbob Says:
   October 23rd, 2010 at 7:49 am

   I woulf go with Muay Thai and BJJ.

3. docthailand Says:
   November 17th, 2010 at 10:40 pm

   you should lift your arms too, it changes the coordination pattern, better for your strength.

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