Muay Thai, or Thai Boxing, is also referred to as the “Art of Eight Limbs”, first developed hundreds of years ago. Today, it is the national sport of Thailand, with growing popularity across the world, including Europe, broader parts of Asia, and North/South America. It is a professional and amateur sport, a martial art, aerobic fitness program and a useful form of self-defense.
The name Art of Eight Limbs comes from the eight points of the body used to strike: two fists, two elbows, two legs, and two knees. The body works together as one unit using these points of contact as weapons of war.
The program at Combat Arts Academy is perfect for those who are looking to improve their fitness, learn self-defense techniques, or even fight in Muay Thai or MMA. Have an amazing workout while developing speed, strength, confidence and self-defense skills. If you’re brand new and have no experience, that’s perfect because you’ll be able to train like a fighter and get into fighting shape, in an environment cultivated for all skill levels – the curriculum is catered for beginners all the way to fighters.
We provide a fun, clean, and safe environment that introduces students to the principles, theories, and techniques of Muay Thai, for all ages and all skill levels. Regardless of your goal, you’ll be surrounded by like-minded individuals enjoying the physical and mental challenge of that the art of Muay Thai provides.
At Combat Arts Academy, we break up our Muay Thai program into various classes, as listed and described below.
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