It is important to nullify an aggressive fighter's attack to stay in control during a fight.

Former Pro Muay Thai fighter Master A's gives a step-by-step tutorial on how you can develop powerful knee strikes.

It’s much more fun to hit than get hit, but learning how to take a punch is vital to your success as a martial artist.

I don't claim to have a perfect record in muay Thai. So here's what I think there is to take from a fight, even if you walk away with a loss.

As both a strength coach and muay Thai practitioner, I can tell you that having a solid base of strength in place can result in knockouts in the ring.

I never had anyone explain to me how to handle first-fight jitters. I really wish someone had, as it was a rather steep learning curve.

This article will arm you with the tools for making sure the place you choose suits your training needs.

Today I am going elaborate on why this seemingly simple strike can have a dramatic effect on your fight game.

Today I'm going to show you how to use the hook and the cross to counterattack.

There's no absolute right or wrong technique for wrapping your hands, but this is my favorite method and it works well.

If you’ve ever been to a muay Thai gym, you may have wondered why everyone has such huge gym bags with them. Today, I will expose the long list of mysteries that lurk inside this bag.

Every Sunday we post the "Sunday Seven" so you can quickly see the seven most popular articles of the week. This week: the 10 x 3 protocol, the best exercises for muay Thai, and more!

Here is as complete workout - including warm up, drills, and sparring focus - for practicing and refining the all-important roundhouse kick.

If you practice martial arts, then you need to strength train in order to maximize your performance. Here are the top five bang-for-your-buck exercises for fighters.

The purpose of sparring is to make both you and your partner better. But more often than not, I see egos get in the way of getting something out of the session.

Today, we are going over a sequence of mobility exercises that can help you get warmed up for you muay thai, Brazilian jiu jitsu, or wrestling practice.

I always tell my students, “You will always revert to the most basic when put under pressure.” But if your basic foundation is strong as hell, then no matter comes at you, you’ll keep kicking ass.