Welcome to Combat Culture's first ever vlog! You may have seen our interviews and tips videos from this trip, but we wanted to share with you all a more personal recollection of our experience. One year late, but better late than never? 😅

Y’all absolutely nailed the Bangkok experience. I miss that city so much 😭🙏

I love this travel/training video format. It felt like I was watching a travel show. More of this, please! It made me even more excited to train in Thailand in a couple months. Thanks, guys!

That's our Ajarn! :) he runs the muay thai programme here in Phuket now

@CombatCultureUSA

Ай бұрын

Yes, we miss training with him very much, and we hope to visit him soon! Tell him Alby and Anna says hi! 🙏

This was such a cool video. Planning on going to Thailand next month to train in Fairtex. This got me even more excited to go thank you!

Awesome VLOG! Im planning to start Combat sports in the new year, very much enjoyed this!

Omg, such a great video, tnxs!!!

Wow big salute 🙋 training.💖🙏

So cool! I’m a beginner and I would love to train there one day 🙏😍

this looks like so much fun

Amazing video !

wowowow living the dream

Wondering if a review on the RDX f6 kara glove could be made. There are thousands of reviews, praising them, on amazon from beginners, like myself, but it would help many to see a review from a person more experienced to the sports and have worn many gloves from all price ranges before, as there seems to be so little out there on this one. Thank you 🙂

Geeat vid! just started training Muay Thai in January in San Diego, CA. I hope to one day be able to visit and experience training in Thailand. 💯💯💯

Yoo that Sagat u train with!!😲

You guys got Grant Boxing Gloves! how do they perform and are they worth the money?

Those Majin Buu shorts! 🔥

🗣A GARRETT's popcorn in BANGKOK!? Do they have Chicago mix popcorn tho? 👀 THEN I would be wildly impressed

OMFG SAGAT me: giggles like a little schoolgirl 😂

You were there last year when?

how much did the whole trip cost you?

bruh the food!

If an absolute beginner went to a camp for two months, would he or she learn enough to defend him/her self in a fight?

@diamondspearradio926

9 ай бұрын

It WILL help but Muay Thai takes a while to use in a real fight 2 years i think.The clinch elbows and knees can be used soon .The kicks take timing and balance as well as i.q to use them in real scenario. Many thai boxers hands aren't the greatest.

@Singular121

9 ай бұрын

Two months should be fine for a self-defence if you spend a full day training. Focus on avoiding aggressive punch with a counter knee or elbow should be sufficient. Kicking should not be a focus since it's not an ideal weapon to be used in a street fight, knee, elbow and punch are .

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whats the name of the muay thai store ??

@kaimon123

11 ай бұрын

Super Export Shop

MOKOJIN

Ur bf have hella tattoos is he Chinese ? Cus notice. Chinese have lot tattoos and viet too

I don't see the point in showing your accomodation etc if you're not saying how much it cost etc.

Muay Thai isn't something you train. You train yourself. Muay Thai is something you practice, not train. Training Muay Thai would imply that Muay is a student and you're the coach teaching him a lesson when it's the other way around. People dont train boxing or karate, they practice it.

@dinovl9213

8 ай бұрын

Good lord…..

less food showing and more combat pls

🥰I have a huge respect for you!!👍 ❤‍🔥LOVE MUAY THAI🔥

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