Master Sken Academy Fighters Rules

MUAY THAI BEGINNERS’ AND FIGHTERS’ INFORMATION

Do not take your eyes away from your opponent; psychologically never look at the point you mean to attack. Some teachers teach their students to look in the opponent’s eye, but that is wrong.
Do not drop your guard when you are attacking.
Do not bring your feet together as you will have difficulty balancing and it will become difficult to attack.
Do not turn your face away when you are ready to attack.
Do not tense your muscles until you are ready to attack.
Do not turn your back on your opponent, unless you want to make a reverse attack.
Do not use techniques which you have not learned to perfection.
Do not let your opponent attack all the time, attack before he does.
Do not side step widely or too far while the opponent attacks you must be able to attack back as fast as you can.
Do not fight the opponent who is taller than you with a long range stance, concentrate on fighting with a shorter range.
Do not forget the opponent’s favourite techniques, try to destroy it by attacking that part of his body or try to move away from his best techniques, then try to change his fighting ways into your system.
Do not land your feet away too far from each other after you have made an attack.
Do not stand with low stance unless you are very fast, because you may get low kicked more easily.
Do not listen to the audience when you are in the ring, but always listen to the Corner man trainers and the seconds.
Do not let the opponent know when you are hurt, when fighting in the ring you must try to clinch more.
Do not stop the power at your hip when you are attacking.
Do not stand in the same position when the opponent attacks with very strong blows.
Do not step backwards when the opponent attacks with a front kick and straight punch .
Do not straighten your knees and flatten your feet when you are standing; be ready to move in any direction.
Do not lose your temper when the opponent intends to make you lose control in your mind. Then you will be fighting carelessly.