Hi guys! You know what our article today is about already yeah? Were you looking forward to reading this following information just like we were looking forward to showing it to you? MuayThaiArt.com is here every two days to teach you Muay Thai moves and right now we’re been talking about MuayThai’s Cherng Mud. There are 15 of them and now it’s time for number 6 called “INTRA KWANG JAK”

INTRA KWNG JAK is the Thai name for the Throw the Lengthy Punch. Let’s see what this move really is and what it can do, and then we’ll take a look at how to do it.

The move is used for attack, defense and also escape. It is particularly helpful when there is a considerable distance between the two fighters. Moreover, this blow targets the opponent’s neck and is as a consequence best used when the neck area is left open and vulnerable. If you want to do this move, you need to hold up your right fist in front of you, and right after straightening your right arm makes a step forward with your right foot. Then the long-range downward hit is then delivered strike into the opponent’s neck or nose from the right.

With a quick movement, you can prevent the long punch by moving your straight left arm above your head and then swing your arm to sweep your opponent’s right arm away.

To Defense: Vigorously fling a left swing kick, targeting the boxer’s right spine. If the INTRA KWANG JAK is thrown with a straightened left arm, make a swing kick with your right leg, this time aiming for the left rib.

This drawing of INTRA KWANG JAK might help.

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KHOK NASA is also identified as the Bent Fist. This move is used for attacking. This strike is delivered by bending the elbow and delivering the blow sideward and downward, aiming to the opponent’s nose or to his left jaw (if you’re right-handed). Even the inner wrist is bent to apply greater strength to the punch. If you want to do this move, you have to step your left foot forward, then your body will be twisted to the left and the punch will be thrown down in a swift move.

Let’s take a look at our drawing of this move first.

Now, while attacking the boxer must avoid looking down to his feet or the ground if he is likely to throw uppercuts. To defend against this move, the left hand should be held up to shield against the blow coming from the left side. The left arm will also be used to sweep over in a smooth motion to ward off the boxer’s right arm, and the body is slightly swayed to maintain the balance.

To defense: Use your left knee to strike the right rib of the boxer. If the boxer is a left-handed, just reverse the described moves above using the opposite site of the body.

That is it for KHOK NASA or the Bent Fist. Stay with us for the next Muay Thai punching move right here.

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Today move is called PRAKAN PERN LOK or TURNS FRONTS SIDE PUNCH. This is not very easy to do, so make sure you pay good attention. Let’s see what it is first then like we usually do, we tell you how to attack and how to defense right after.

How to perform this move: The boxer has to take a pace to the fore and proceed to deliver a right uppercut to the other person or his opponent’s chin. This move is above all used for defense or escape. The boxer can throw an uppercut with either hand, but it should be thrown from the inside. That’s because if the punch is thrown from the outside, the boxer or you will become vulnerable to defense the coming attacks and can easily be thwarted by your opponent since this mistake move gives enough time for your opponent to defend or attack as you throw your hand back to gain force.

Here’s how to Attack: Use the left hand to create a sweeping motion and wipe the boxer’s arm down. Your head can also be leaned back to stay away from the approaching uppercut.

To Defense: Use your left foot to hit the boxer on the abdomen. You can also throw your elbow to the boxer’s face. If the attacker is left-handed, then the attacking and countering moves should be one in reverse.

Let’s take a look at our drawing for better picture.

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Welcome back! Today is the third day of Muay Thai’s Cherng Mud. Today’s Cherng Mud is called “WANORN HAK DAN”. You will know in a few second why it’s called that way. Our Cherng Mud series will continue until the 15th. So if I were you, I’d stick right here and won’t miss a single one of them. Just so you know that it’s not easy to find this information elsewhere.

WANORN HAK DAN is also known as the Swinging Fists. The name already describes everything I think. So let us know a little more about it, and then we’ll take a look at how to attack and defense this move.

This move can be used to attack, defense and escape. If you want to use this move, you would swing your right hand to deliver a traverse punch, targeting the opponent’s jaw or the left part of the ribcage. And you need to step forward with your left foot and use it to support the greater weight of your body, while your right leg will give secondary support and is positioned at the back. With a twist of your body and shoulders, you could deliver lots of power to the right fist as you are throwing it to your opponent.

How to attack is simple: The fighter’s right fist is thwarted with a sweep of the left hand.

To defense: Anticipating the oncoming cross punch, the opponent throws a quick straight punch with his right hand to your chin. This is immediately followed by a kick to your right rib with the left knee. If you use your left hand to deliver the swinging fist or WANORN HAK DAN, then the punches and the kicks used for attacking and countering the attacks should be reversed.

Still can’t get the picture? This might help…

I am sure that when I say the title of this clip, you all are gonna go “ah yahhh that clip”. I know many of you regularly visit YouTube, you must know that this video clip has been viewed almost 1,500,000 times already. Such a shame and really disrespectful to Asian martial arts whoever posted it there! And many from 3,000 comments do think so.

Let’s take a look at this clip one more time together!

Tae Kwan Do VS Muay Thai clip from YouTube.com

You all must know that Muay Thai is much stronger in every way. I’m not saying that TKD sucks here, but it’s just different style of Martial Arts and it can’t be compared with Muay Tai. IMO, Muay Thai uses better techniques and more brains in the fight and TKD requires fastness and spacing. You just can’t compare one martial arts to another, especially when another is like a set up, not a person who really knows the art.

This is by the way a great promote of TKD. It is obviously a fixed match or BS Propaganda. As you can see that the Muy Thai fighter here is a Korean with may be few fight experience. It was made more likely to bolster pride in Korean Martial Arts. What this video can do is making Korean people and TKD crazier happy.

I really hate to watch any unfair fights, especially when I’m a big fan of Muay Thai. I mean if you really wanna see how it’s gonna turn out, watch real men fight. Just match a great TKD fighter with a great MT fighter and let us see. It won’t be this easy and simple like you see in the clip here above. I can’t tell who’s gonna win. Still it is all about the fighters, not the styles or techniques.