tony jaa

[PIRA]

Originally Posted by Lynchburg

You are partly right... there are no joint locks in Muay Thai, they come from Muay Boran. This is the father of Muay Thai that came from Krabi Krabong

The closest you will get to a joint lock in Muay Thai is a shoulder roll when a clinch goes on.

It is a good point you make though

Lynchburg

There's a couple more you can borrow from Muay Boran and use in the ring - a crafty grappling coach will show. Cambodian's are good for this stuff and learnt some good ones attacking the shoulder, elbows and spine. The elbow lock off the shoulder roll is done to weaken the elbow and thus the punch is one.

[The Spider]

Originally Posted by Stoo

This thread has been well and truely hijacked. Im waiting for someone to come along and say we arent taking Tony Jaa seriously.
Yeah Im in Calzaghe land to be exact. Dont worry, we dont do grammar here. Most of the Polish immigrants speak better Queen's English than us
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You definitely have too much time on your hands Stoo. But bloody funny thread.

[Stoo]

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[rekcutnevets]

bump for nostalgia

I had a lot of fun in this thread

How did I find this? I knew you were all curious. I started up a laptop I haven't used since 2011.

[sugarngold]

Did you have the same avatar in 2011?

[rekcutnevets]

Originally Posted by sugarngold

Did you have the same avatar in 2011?

No, I did not. I put up this avatar just before the Silva/Sonnen rematch.

[Stoo]

Ahh the good ole days when I used to take this forum seriously...