Muay Thai is an open skill, and how many people can be beaten depends on physical fitness, skills, psychology and intelligence. Simply put, if you meet a regular coach and do a lot of actual combat in a year, it is quite powerful, especially to beat the average person.

Of course, there are uncertain factors in fighting, and there are many factors to what extent you can do it. For example, physical fitness is physical condition. It's useless to practice for ten years even if you grow to 1.3 meters, so the body shape, thickness, strength and cardiopulmonary function are all factors that affect Muay Thai.

The second skill is the coach's sports skills, the coach's theoretical thinking and the team owned by the coach. In principle, most excellent athletes are only called better teams.

The third is psychology and intelligence, which has a lot to do with training, and more importantly, innate character. If you don't work hard, people who are timid and afraid of death, or people who don't study and have no cultural knowledge, of course, can't understand the coach's intention and make slow progress.

Origin:

Muay Thai is a fighting technique that originated in Thailand and spread all over the world. It is called "Eight-legged Movement" and "Eight-body Science". Muay Thai, a fighting technique, uses fists, legs, knees and elbows in the game of full rules of Muay Thai and fists, legs and knees in the game of kicking rules.

There are three kinds of martial arts: literary practice, martial arts practice and horizontal practice, while Muay Thai is horizontal practice, which is very lethal. However, due to the slimming craze, some fitness coaches proposed to use the high calorie consumption of Muay Thai to replace the oxygen consumption brought by cloth mop; In addition to helping women lose weight, they also learned a self-defense skill.