Competitive Muaythai

Muaythai Institute Inc. is offering to train students for local and international Muaythai competition in Thailand. For instance, and every Tuesday and Sunday evening at Muaythai Institute in Thailand at the famous Rangsit Stadium, there are competitive Muaythai boxing cards. Tuesday Muaythai competitions in Thailand are televised and broadcast by TRUE Visions Media while Sunday night competitions are televised and broadcast to 177 countries via Thai Global Network (TGN). The style taught to the students is the style adopted by former Lumpini and Ratchadamnern Champions, Thailand's top stadiums, whom have passed on that standard through courses offered by Muaythai Institute Inc.

For competitive students, the physical and mental expectation is higher as the discipline required for the training and competition is more demanding than is the expectation for Muaythai fitness and lifestyle training. Competing students will have to be able to operate at the level of a student whom has completed Muaythai courses 1, 2, and 3 to ensure a solid foundation of Thai Muaythai skills. Development of the right attitude and physical skills are expected to greatly aid in a student's ability to compete in Muaythai competition.

Thailand Trip May 2011

Master Kirby Thibeault, as featured in the following photo, had the honor from Mr. Amnuay Kesbumrung to place garlands on the fighter's necks prior to the start of the first fight at Rangsit Stadium May 30, 2011, which was televised throughout Thailand as are all fights Tuesday evenings.

 

Prince's Cup

World Muaythai Council Prince's Cup Competition Muaythai Institute Rangsit Stadium July 24, 2011 Photos

Muaythai Competition Photos

The following are historic fight photos from Muaythai competition at Rangsit Stadium (prior to July 1st, 2011). .