Comments on: Beginner’s Guide to the Basics of Muay Thai http://blog.ronin5.com/beginners-guide-to-the-basics-of-muay-thai/ We make the finest martial arts shirts. Sat, 19 May 2012 09:57:20 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc By: COCEliteRep http://blog.ronin5.com/beginners-guide-to-the-basics-of-muay-thai/#comment-3268 COCEliteRep Wed, 15 Dec 2010 21:44:45 +0000 http://blog.ronin5.com/beginners-guide-to-the-basics-of-muay-thai/#comment-3268 Hey, Everyone! The season finale of our Muay Thai show, Champions of Champions Elite is on December 17th on G4TV! For the last one we're going to be showing the Tyrone Spong VS Nathan "Carnage" Corbett fight from last year. This fight was a pretty big deal! Mired in controversy from the start, Spong would only fight Corbett if he didn't use his elbows. A confusing referee call (made by Paulo Tocha of Bloodsport and Predator 2 fame) and two KO's later the entire audience was in an uproar on what the heck happened. Was the ref unclear? Did Nathan deserve to get disqualified after knocking Spong out twice (like Jaxx in Mortal Kombat)? We'll be showing the whole thing, including the craziness that ensued afterward (people from the audience rushing into the ring, the commentators getting into a fight, etc). Here's a quick promo: http://community.coc-elite.com/video/281/Champions-of-Champions-Elite-Season-Finale-Promo.aspx We also have a recent video interview (from last week!) with referee Paulo Tocha on the whole matter. If I get the chance, I'll try to put it up for you. I know there were a lot of problems on December 5th, but we are still airing the 2010 Kings Cup tournament on PPV and Video On Demand for the rest of the month if you're interested. Just check your listings if you still want to check it out. Also, if you liked our show at all, and want to see more Muay Thai on TV, just go to our website. We have lots of clips in the Community section. Plus the Official blog is updated twice a week. Anyone planning to tune in? http://cocelite.com http://blog.cocelite.com Hey, Everyone!

The season finale of our Muay Thai show, Champions of Champions Elite is on December 17th on G4TV!

For the last one we’re going to be showing the Tyrone Spong VS Nathan “Carnage” Corbett fight from last year. This fight was a pretty big deal! Mired in controversy from the start, Spong would only fight Corbett if he didn’t use his elbows. A confusing referee call (made by Paulo Tocha of Bloodsport and Predator 2 fame) and two KO’s later the entire audience was in an uproar on what the heck happened. Was the ref unclear? Did Nathan deserve to get disqualified after knocking Spong out twice (like Jaxx in Mortal Kombat)? We’ll be showing the whole thing, including the craziness that ensued afterward (people from the audience rushing into the ring, the commentators getting into a fight, etc).

Here’s a quick promo:

http://community.coc-elite.com/video/281/Champions-of-Champions-Elite-Season-Finale-Promo.aspx

We also have a recent video interview (from last week!) with referee Paulo Tocha on the whole matter. If I get the chance, I’ll try to put it up for you.

I know there were a lot of problems on December 5th, but we are still airing the 2010 Kings Cup tournament on PPV and Video On Demand for the rest of the month if you’re interested. Just check your listings if you still want to check it out.

Also, if you liked our show at all, and want to see more Muay Thai on TV, just go to our website. We have lots of clips in the Community section. Plus the Official blog is updated twice a week.

Anyone planning to tune in?

http://cocelite.com

http://blog.cocelite.com

]]> By: Ivan Bueno http://blog.ronin5.com/beginners-guide-to-the-basics-of-muay-thai/#comment-124 Ivan Bueno Tue, 15 Apr 2008 06:07:21 +0000 http://blog.ronin5.com/beginners-guide-to-the-basics-of-muay-thai/#comment-124 By in shape, I mean you need to have good cardio, such as being able to run a mile without getting terribly exhausted. If you're already doing bjj, then it shouldn't be a problem at all. Just go for it. It should be fun. Muay thai is a good complement to Brazilian jujitsu. By in shape, I mean you need to have good cardio, such as being able to run a mile without getting terribly exhausted. If you’re already doing bjj, then it shouldn’t be a problem at all.

Just go for it. It should be fun. Muay thai is a good complement to Brazilian jujitsu.

]]> By: Matt http://blog.ronin5.com/beginners-guide-to-the-basics-of-muay-thai/#comment-123 Matt Tue, 15 Apr 2008 04:19:06 +0000 http://blog.ronin5.com/beginners-guide-to-the-basics-of-muay-thai/#comment-123 hey i wanna get into muay thai. but i have some questions about it. i mean do you have to be in shape? is effective self defense wise? i've always been kinda intrigued and wanted to try at my bjj school. anyway...any suggestions? hey i wanna get into muay thai. but i have some questions about it. i mean do you have to be in shape? is effective self defense wise? i’ve always been kinda intrigued and wanted to try at my bjj school. anyway…any suggestions?

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