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From an academic perspective, it's more appropriate to publish the entire text, along with previous responses or discussions, rather than selectively excerpting or incomplete passages from the original discussion, simply to legitimize or credibly promote one's own group. And when some people attempt to imply that ancient Siamese lacked knowledge and wisdom in boxing and biomechanics, try reading the teachings of the masters... ...📌 Angle - Muay Thai Review (Ajarn Khet Sriyapai) The lower body, from the waist down to the tips of the feet, still has space. Therefore, 🔺 Muay Thai fighters must bend slightly and slightly raise their heels to create an angle for both left and right knees, preventing the risk of fractures or sprains when an opponent kicks their legs. 🔺🟢This stance, according to Western physiology and boxing, is considered stressful, inhibiting movement, and forcing posture. However, please remember that I'm currently studying Muay Thai. 🟢The author admits that at first, training may feel tiring and uncomfortable, but as practice continues, Once you get used to it, you won't feel as awkward as when you first started. 📌… “Stance” or control according to the recommended method will provide enough firmness to withstand a “Kam Sampao” kick, or what is known in today's boxing circles as “Pang Paen.” 📌…Step-Step Once you've practiced a preparatory stance combined with agility in your stomping stance, you'll move on to stepping and countering… 📌…Three-Step Step In fact, 🔺✅ ancient boxers didn't stand still, as such a stance could lead to a “death” at any moment. In international boxing, footwork is considered essential knowledge for achieving the highest level. ✅ Muay Thai is similarly skilled in stepping, 🔺which can be used for both defense and combat. Therefore, it's important to learn effective steps, or for success, rather than abandoning them today. If stepping were not truly useful, Muay Thai would not have endured to this day. 📌❗️Unfortunately, Muay Thai today lacks the timeless step. Instead, people are obsessed with adapting them to resemble international boxing stances. Because of neglecting the ancient key stance known as the "Three-Step Yang" (Yang Sam Khum), some Muay Thai fighters today are being kicked, dragged, and left withered. It's truly a shame and a pity that Muay Thai fighters have completely neglected the tricks and techniques of Muay Thai. 📌... Luang Wisan Darunakorn (Un Sarikabutr), a Muay Thai instructor at Suan School, believes that the correct three-step Yang Sam Khum stance, as per the textbooks, should be adopted from Ajarn Kulap Wittayalai School in 1921, as it is a three-step Yang Sam Khum stance that closely matches the stance of "Than Ma" (Luang Pho), the abbot of Wat Thung Jab Chang Temple in Chaiya District. #muaychaiyabaankrupraeng #ancientmuaythai #muaychaiya #GuyyawutCombatSystemKruPraeng #SiamYutStudyCenterBaanKruPraeng #Muaychaiyakrupraeng #TheTruthOfMuayChaiya #InterestingFactsAboutMuayChaiyaBaanKruPraeng #KruPraengBodyWeapons Siam Yut Study Center "Baan Kru Praeng" 📲Tel. 086-6067903 (Khun Iew) 086-5560195 ⭕️Open 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM -------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_c... Website: http://muaychaiya.com Facebook:   / muaythaichaiya   --------------------------------------------------------------