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MAIH ZOOG (also „Mai Sawk“ or „Grarock“) is a traditional weapon-based martial art, that uses arm shields for attack and defense. The MAIH ZOOG used to be a practical arm extension, used by fishermen to pull boats towards them or by farmersmen to move bigger straw bales. Some clever free warriors came up with the idea to turn this every day tool into a mighty shield for close-combat. Loosely attached to the forearms it provides solid protection against bladed and blunt weapons at extremely close ranges and delivers devastating blows due to its additional weight and the metal bolts attached to the front. It is said that ancient shield-fighters were able to cut a swath through battlefields, leaving behind a trail of destruction. Pahuyuth shield-warriors are extreme close-combat fighters, who fear neither weapons nor ground-fighting. They usually have excellent defense skills and precise boxing and elbow-techniques, they can use with or without their shields. Pahuyuth - The origin of Thai fighting | Traditional Fighting Knowledge | Martial Arts and Self-Defense | School in Berlin, Germany | Pahuyuth.com | #Pahuyuth .⠀ .⠀⠀⠀ .⠀⠀⠀ .⠀⠀⠀ .⠀⠀ .⠀⠀ #Pahuyuth #maihzoog #maizoog #maisawk #grarock #ไม้ศอก #berlin #thai #thailand #ancient #martialarts #thaimartialarts #shield #warrior #medievalcombatarts NOT #krabikrabong #muaythai #muayboran #krumuay #muaythaiboran #muaychaiya #Kobudo #JuJutsu #naikhanomtomday #muaythaiceremony #thaiachira #krumuaythai #muaythaiday #nakmuay
MAI ZOOG (also „Mai Sawk“ or „Grarock“) is a traditional weapon-based martial art, that uses arm shields for attack and defense. The MAI ZOOG used to be a practical arm extension, used by fishermen to pull boats towards them or by farmersmen to move bigger straw bales. Some clever free warriors came up with the idea to turn this every day tool into a mighty shield for close-combat. Loosely attached to the forearms it provides solid protection against bladed and blunt weapons at extremely close ranges and delivers devastating blows due to its additional weight and the metal bolts attached to the front. It is said that ancient shield-fighters were able to cut a swath through battlefields, leaving behind a trail of destruction. Pahuyuth shield-warriors are extreme close-combat fighters, who fear neither weapons nor ground-fighting. They usually have excellent defense skills and precise boxing and elbow-techniques, they can use with or without their shields. Pahuyuth - The origin of Thai fighting | Traditional Fighting Knowledge | Martial Arts and Self-Defense | School in Berlin, Germany | Pahuyuth.com | #Pahuyuth .⠀ .⠀⠀⠀ .⠀⠀⠀ .⠀⠀⠀ .⠀⠀ .⠀⠀ #Pahuyuth #maihzoog #maizoog #maisawk #grarock #ไม้ศอก #berlin #thai #thailand #ancient #martialarts #thaimartialarts #shield #warrior #medievalcombatarts NOT #krabikrabong #muaythai #muayboran #krumuay #muaythaiboran #muaychaiya #Kobudo #JuJutsu #naikhanomtomday #muaythaiceremony #thaiachira #krumuaythai #muaythaiday #nakmuay
MUAI (also DTIE MUAI or MUAI DUEKDAMMBAN) is traditional boxing using the four bodily weapons of fist, foot, elbow and knee. To make a living during times of peace, from approx. 900 AD Pahuyuth warriors began to stage improvised fights employing punches, kicks and strikes of the elbows and knees. From this arose a new method of fighting called MUAI which later evolved to become the Thai national sport Muay Thai and other Southeast Asian fighting styles. As a direct spinoff of LING LOM, MUAI proved itself as highly effective in hand-to-hand combat, which is why the ancient warriors brought it back into Pahuyuth and maintained it in its original form. Due to its unique origin, MUAI can be described as the „original Muay Boran”(ancient Muay). In the beginners level, MUAI is trained using 8 oz. Boxing gloves. From the middle level these are left off and the advanced students include ground fighting techniques from LING LOM in their sparring. Due to the focus on unregulated fighting with bare fists, MUAI is highly suited to modern self-defense purposes and offers students a practical introduction to Pahuyuth. Pahuyuth - The origin of Thai fighting | Traditional Fighting Knowledge | Martial Arts and Self-Defense | School in Berlin, Germany | Pahuyuth.com | #Pahuyuth .⠀ .⠀⠀⠀ .⠀⠀⠀ .⠀⠀⠀ .⠀⠀ .⠀⠀ #muai #martialart #martialarts #thaimartialarts #selfdefence #berlin #thailand #kampfkunst #training #selbstverteidigung NOT #muaythai #thaiboxing #nakmuay #nakmuay #muayboran #muaythaiboran #muay_thai #muaythaï #muaychaiya #krumuay #naikhanomtomday #muaythaitraining #muaythailife #muaythaiday #thaiachira #krumuay #krumuaythai #muaythaigram #muaythailife
MUAI (also DTIE MUAI or MUAI DUEKDAMMBAN) is traditional boxing using the four bodily weapons of fist, foot, elbow and knee. To make a living during times of peace, from approx. 900 AD Pahuyuth warriors began to stage improvised fights employing punches, kicks and strikes of the elbows and knees. From this arose a new method of fighting called MUAI which later evolved to become the Thai national sport Muay Thai and other Southeast Asian fighting styles. As a direct spinoff of LING LOM, MUAI proved itself as highly effective in hand-to-hand combat, which is why the ancient warriors brought it back into Pahuyuth and maintained it in its original form. Due to its unique origin, MUAI can be described as the „original Muay Boran”(ancient Muay). In the beginners level, MUAI is trained using 8 oz. Boxing gloves. From the middle level these are left off and the advanced students include ground fighting techniques from LING LOM in their sparring. Due to the focus on unregulated fighting with bare fists, MUAI is highly suited to modern self-defense purposes and offers students a practical introduction to Pahuyuth. Pahuyuth - The origin of Thai fighting | Traditional Fighting Knowledge | Martial Arts and Self-Defense | School in Berlin, Germany | Pahuyuth.com | #Pahuyuth .⠀ .⠀⠀⠀ .⠀⠀⠀ .⠀⠀⠀ .⠀⠀ .⠀⠀ #muai #martialart #martialarts #thaimartialarts #selfdefence #berlin #thailand #kampfkunst #training #selbstverteidigung NOT #muaythai #thaiboxing #nakmuay #nakmuay #muayboran #muaythaiboran #muay_thai #muaythaï #muaychaiya #krumuay #naikhanomtomday #muaythaitraining #muaythailife #muaythaiday #thaiachira #krumuay #krumuaythai #muaythaigram #muaythailife
MAI ZOOG (also „Mai Sawk“ or „Grarock“) is a traditional weapon-based martial art, that uses arm shields for attack and defense. The MAI ZOOG used to be a practical arm extension, used by fishermen to pull boats towards them or by farmersmen to move bigger straw bales. Some clever free warriors came up with the idea to turn this every day tool into a mighty shield for close-combat. Loosely attached to the forearms it provides solid protection against bladed and blunt weapons at extremely close ranges and delivers devastating blows due to its additional weight and the metal bolts attached to the front. It is said that ancient shield-fighters were able to cut a swath through battlefields, leaving behind a trail of destruction. Pahuyuth shield-warriors are extreme close-combat fighters, who fear neither weapons nor ground-fighting. They usually have excellent defense skills and precise boxing and elbow-techniques, they can use with or without their shields. Pahuyuth - The origin of Thai fighting | Traditional Fighting Knowledge | Martial Arts and Self-Defense | School in Berlin, Germany | Pahuyuth.com | #Pahuyuth .⠀ .⠀⠀⠀ .⠀⠀⠀ .⠀⠀⠀ .⠀⠀ .⠀⠀ #Pahuyuth #maihzoog #maizoog #maisawk #grarock #ไม้ศอก #berlin #thai #thailand #ancient #martialarts #thaimartialarts #shield #warrior #medievalcombatarts NOT #krabikrabong #muaythai #muayboran #krumuay #muaythaiboran #muaychaiya #Kobudo #JuJutsu #naikhanomtomday #muaythaiceremony #thaiachira #krumuaythai #muaythaiday #nakmuay (hier: Kampfkunstschule Neukölln)
MAI ZOOG (also „Mai Sawk“ or „Grarock“) is a traditional weapon-based martial art, that uses arm shields for attack and defense. The MAI ZOOG used to be a practical arm extension, used by fishermen to pull boats towards them or by farmersmen to move bigger straw bales. Some clever free warriors came up with the idea to turn this every day tool into a mighty shield for close-combat. Loosely attached to the forearms it provides solid protection against bladed and blunt weapons at extremely close ranges and delivers devastating blows due to its additional weight and the metal bolts attached to the front. It is said that ancient shield-fighters were able to cut a swath through battlefields, leaving behind a trail of destruction. Pahuyuth shield-warriors are extreme close-combat fighters, who fear neither weapons nor ground-fighting. They usually have excellent defense skills and precise boxing and elbow-techniques, they can use with or without their shields. Pahuyuth - The origin of Thai fighting | Traditional Fighting Knowledge | Martial Arts and Self-Defense | School in Berlin, Germany | Pahuyuth.com | #Pahuyuth .⠀ .⠀⠀⠀ .⠀⠀⠀ .⠀⠀⠀ .⠀⠀ .⠀⠀ #Pahuyuth #maihzoog #maizoog #maisawk #grarock #ไม้ศอก #berlin #thai #thailand #ancient #martialarts #thaimartialarts #shield #warrior #medievalcombatarts NOT #krabikrabong #muaythai #muayboran #krumuay #muaythaiboran #muaychaiya #Kobudo #JuJutsu #naikhanomtomday #muaythaiceremony #thaiachira #krumuaythai #muaythaiday #muaythaiday2018
