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04:00Muay Thai apprenticeship begins with bandaging the hands.
04:04Whether it be for training or competitive bouts, each combatant must be familiar with the technique, which is not to be lightly taken.
04:11In fact, bandages protect the joints, wrists, and thumbs better than any gloves.
04:18But it must be admitted that they're awkward to put on and remove, as the elasticated bandaging is three meters long and held in place with adhesive tape.
04:29The gloves come in different sizes, ranging from 6 to 16 ounces.
04:50Each camp belongs to a promoter linked to one of Bangkok's two stadiums.
05:00Each camp belongs to a promoter linked to one of Bangkok's two stadiums.
05:14He's the one who has been a group of people.
05:15He's the one who has been a group of people.
05:17He's the one who will organize tips for his apprentices.
05:22Many parents send their children to one of these camps at a very young age, in the hope that they will one day become great champions.
05:28There is a very spectacular martial art,
05:50combined a variety of fist- and foot techniques.
06:28Swing kicks are usually struck with the shin.
06:36These are the most commonly used and could be considered as the kickboxer's basic move.
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21:47THANKS.
22:17THANKS.
22:47THANKS.
23:03Before every fight, the boxers perform a ritual dance, the Rammwe, in honor of the sport's founding fathers and to attract the gods' favor.
23:17The Rammwe...
23:27...and the Rammwe.
23:31...and the Rammwe.
23:36...and the Rammwe.
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24:09Mutual respect and cannot show any outward signs of pain in front of the audience, which
24:15is made up of passionate Muay Thai fans, and many of whom are former boxers themselves.
24:20Ties love games of chance, and especially betting, which is part and parcel of everyday life
24:41here.
24:41Gambling is a way for aficionados and ex-boxers to make some easy money.
24:48They vote both the fight and the fighters.
24:52A boxer's rating varies according to the number of fights he has won or lost.
24:59Nowadays, there would be no regular Muay Thai fights in Thailand were it not for these gamblers.
25:04Muay Thai is a fully developed martial art which requires great vigilance, as blows can come
25:20from any direction.
25:21As popular as it has ever been, there are over 100,000 Muay Thai practitioners, and every
25:35week, hundreds of fights take place all over the country.
26:05Thailand's passion for Muay Thai is comparable to France's passion for football.
26:09The atmosphere outside the arenas is virtually no different from that outside a football stadium.
26:39People often meet up after fights to eat and have a drink in one of the many stalls around
26:46the arenas.
27:09Thanks for listening.
27:20All right, pal.
27:22All right, we've got to wait for a Vasco subscriber, though, now you've got to tour look for
27:27ways on tours of Thailand, you can see what's official, everyone else.
27:32That's really great.
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38:44in the campers of yesterday of yesterday of yesterday of yesterday.
39:14They are also responsible for the learning and standards of the campaign.
39:22After a few hours on the train, the boxers take their first break.
39:27It's a time to relax, socialize, and eat.
39:44The turn, they are quite pragmatic.
39:48When we turned, the packed establishments.
39:52The turn.
39:53It is happening in the courtyards of the countryside, that it will be well done,
39:56But we mustn't [do something] with the players.
39:59It's later than that.
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