Thursday, May 24, 2012

Tempat latihan muay thai di Indonesia


JAKARTA :
1.Baan Muay Thai Club
   Wisma Semeru, Ground Floor
    Jl. Taman Kemang No.18
    Kebayoran Baru Jakarta- 12730
    Indonesia
    ph: 62-21 7196502
    fax: 62-21 7191082
    web: www.baanmuaythaiclub.com

2.Muay Thai Training Camp
   Jl.Panglima Polim 2 no.2 Kebayoran Baru
   Jakarta Selatan 12160
   Ph: 021-7208362
   web: www.muaythai-tc.com

3.Phayanak Muay Thai Camp
   Jl.Bukit Gading Raya, Ruko Bukit Gading Indah Blok A no.6
   ph  : 62-214513614
          62-214513613
   web: www.phayanak-muaythai.com

4.Centerbase Muay Thai Camp
   Jl.HOS Cokroaminoto  no.115
   Menteng,Jakarta Pusat
   ph             : 021-9127 1196
   Facebook : http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100001412114339&ref=ts

5. M Muay Thai Club
    Jl.Sentani Blok M
    RT 003/07 no.14 Jakarta 10740
    contact: Marcos :0812-9374 004 / 021-92799654
    web: www.m-muaythai.com

6. BO.S.S Muay Thai Camp
    Jl.DUTA MAS no.29
    JAKARTA BARAT
    Contact  : 081351299982
    Email      : bossmuaythaicamp@yahoo.com
    Facebok : http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100001566799716


7. Combat Muay Thai Camp
    Jl.Pluit Utara Raya no.9A
    Jakarta Utara 14459, Indonesia
    Contact: 021-99 5555 51
    Web: www.combatmuaythaicamp.com 




CIBUBUR :
8.Combat Body Fighting Club
   Jl. Swadaya Hein Siwu no.71
   Cimanggis Depok
   Ph: 021-32880551


BANDUNG :
9. Sabai Muay Thai
    Braga City Walk lt.2
    Ph: 022-87340308
    Website : www.sabaimuaythai.com

10. VS Muaythai 
    BE Mall 4th Floor,Naripan Street #89
    Bandung, Indonesia,40112
    Ph: +6281460007375

11. Chokh'Di Camp
      Jl. Lemahneundeut no.7 Setrasari
      Bandung 40164
      Phone : 022-2011000
     email: chokhdi.camp@gmail.com 

YOGYAKARTA:
12.Rambo Thaiboxing
    Jl.Tambakbayan Babarsari Belakang Universitas Atma Jaya
    Yogyakarta, Indonesia
    Web: http://rambothaiboxing.com/
    Facebook : http://www.facebook.com/rambothaiboxing

13. Nataputra Muay Thai Camp
      Jl. RE Martadinata 114 Yogyakarta,Indonesia
      Contact: 0815-7966680 (Erick)

BATAM:
14. Vitka Muay Thai Gym
      Jl.Gajah Mada Komplek SPBU Vitka Point
      Tiban Center, Batam, Kepulauan Riau
      Contact : 0778-326345
      fax: 0778-326249

PEKANBARU
15.Jelajah Martial Art Academy
     Jl.Durian no.105
     Pekanbaru,Indonesia
     Contact:
     mobile: 08562237831
     Other: 081268768880
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Place to learn Muay Thai in all over the world



Australia

Zendokai Muay Thai
Bob Jones' website about Muay Thai in Australia.
Auspac Muaythai Producs
Australian based online muaythai shop.


Brazil

Muay Thai Brazil
Muay Thai in Brazil with informations, fighters, pictures, links, freemail, USMTA, USKBA, CBKBT, WKL. 



Canada

Mike Miles
Website about Canadian pioneer Mike Miles containing info about his gyms, events and interviews with fighters.
Canadian Muaythai
All about Kru Ian Cocks and amateur muaythai in Canada.

Can Box
Muay Thai and Boxing equipment store.

Siam Ultimate Thai-Boxing
Siam Ultimate Thai Boxing is a fully equiped gym in Scarborough, Ontario. 
Pride Gym
Pride Muaythai Gym, British Columbia



Denmark

Sor.Rachan MuayThai
One of the larger clubs in Denmark.
Thundercats Muay Thai
Thundercats Muay Thai gym in Denmark, Fighter profiles and other information.
Muay Thai Spain
Muay Thai Camp in Spain. Website in spanish.
Thundercats muay thai gym. Info on fighters and events. 


England

IAMTF
International Amateur Muay Thai Federation Website
Scorpions Gym
Official web site for Scorpiosn gym based in Epson, run by Mark Wakeling
Dean White's Nongkee Pahuyuth
Web site of one of the countries most successful gyms.
United Kingdom Muay-thai association
Comprehensive colourful site.
Bad Company
Official website for Richard Smiths Bad Company Gym, Leeds, England
Mungsarin Muay Thai
A Thai boxing camp in Bradford, England, run by Thai Trained Nigel Fell. Includes pictures.
Art Of Muay Thai 
Muay Thai site done completely animated with flash. Information on the history and techniques.


British Thai Boxing
The Unofficial British Thai Boxing site featuring fight reports, news, UK gym list, UK fighter profiles and much more of the Thai Boxing scene in the UK.
Elite Kickboxing
A Muay Thai Gym in Bolton.
KO Gym
A Muay Thai Gym in London.
Master Sken's Site
Web site of the famous Sitnarong instructor.
GFC Muaythai
Web site of GFC Muaythai club in Heywood run by Darren Phillips
JKO Promotions
A Muay Thai Gym/Promoter in London.
WArrington Gym
Dave Jackson's Muay Thai Gym in Warrington.
Warrington Kickboxing Studio
Neil Holden's Muay Thai and kickboxing Gym in Warrington.
Surprende Gym
Bryan Gibsons muaythai gym.
British Thai Boxing Council
Web site of the British Thai Boxing Council.
Suryothai
Equipment suppliers from Manchester.
Vipers Gym
Gym in London run by Lincoln Boney.
World Muay Thai Organisation
Steve Logan's Muay Thai Organisation and KStar gym based in Birmingham.

Finland

Suomen muaythai
Suomen muaythai and the Muay Thai Association of Finland


France

World Kickboxing Network 
Web site of the WKN association.


Germany



German Muay-Thai Association
Website of the German Muay-thai association covering muaythai and krabbi krabbong.

Pahuyuth
website is a developmental project of the local
educational facility [ Muai - Thai School ] that was transformed
into a global online resource for the knowledge field of the
traditional art of Thai fighting [ Pahuyuth ]



Holland


 

Mejiro Gym
Muay Thai site from Holland, Lots of great info. A camp that has produced many great fighters.
Shoto
Mixed martial arts site from Holland with lots of good multimedia.
Fighting Fox Magazine
Dutch magazine from Ryan Resida of Vos Gym

Ireland

Sitjaipetch Ireland
Web site of one of Ireland's top thaiboxing gyms run by legend Craig O'Flynn, Martin Horgan and Seamus Cogan in Cork.

ProKick
A nice site about one of the larger gyms in Ireland. Contains some good multimedia.


Italy


Boxe Thailandese
Italian Muay Thai website. All in Italian language.

Japan


K-1 Web site

Mexico

KickMuayLama
A club in Mexico run by Master Juan Rodriguez Contreras.

New Zealand

VUW Kickboxiong
One of the oldest Thai and kickboxing gyms in New Zealand run by Mark Hampton.
Scotland


Scottish MT Council
The offical site of IMTC/SMTC in Scotland.

Spain

FEMT
Muay Thai Camp in Spain. Website in spanish. Thundercats muay thai gym. Info on fighters and events.


Sweden

Fighter Mag
Swedish fight magazine.
STBF
The Swedish Thai Boxing Association
Vongtale muaythai
New muaythai school in the capital of Sweden, Stockholm. member of the swedish muaythai association 


Switzerland




Thailand

World Muaythai Council
Web site for the World Muaythai Council the official governing body for thaiboxing in Thailand
Sitpholek Gym
The infamous Sitpholek gym featuring champion trainors such as Chang Peuk Kiatsongrit, Wanlop Sosthapan
Fairtex Bangkok
One of the top gyms in Thailand, also features the Fairtex equipment range.
IAMTF
International Amateur Muay Thai Federation Website
Sor Vorapin Gym
Sor Vorapin Muaythai Training Gym, On e of the most famous muay thai training gyms in Bangkok.
Thai Collectible
Thai Samai Muaythai equipment. They accept Visa/Master and can use your own design. No minimum order.
Jungle Gym 
Jungle Gym is located on the beautiful sunset side of Haadrin Beach, Koh Phangan, off the east coast of Thailand
Thai Kick
A nice looking site, all in Thai.
Sitjaipetch Thailand
Web site of Sitjaipetch gym in Pattaya.



USA



K1 USA
Web site for the K1 USA.


Muaythai 2000:The Belt Is In The Ring
Top independent site with loads of info.
Muay Thai Mayhem
Walter "Sleeper" Michalowski; an American Champion's website. All about Muay Thai and his training.
Kickboxing.com
A popular kickboxing site that has some muaythai articles.
Vut Muay Thai
Vut Kamnark's United World Muay Thai Association website.
Fightscene
Web site featuring news about muaythai and no holds barred..
ESAOFMA
Muay They Gym in New Jersey, teaches Karate, Muay thai and Jiu Jitsu.
Milwaukee Muay Thai
Duke Roufus gym in Milwaukee Fight trainning and promotions in the USA.
TBA

Ajarn Surachai Chai Sirisute's Thai Boxing Association of the USA
Tang Muay Thai
Tang Muay Thai website, Information on Muay Thai, Kickboxing MMA and Submission grappling
 World Thai Boxing
Jean Carrillo's website. A Trainer of Law Enforcement Officers. Now in Los Angeles.

Twins USA
Twins Muay Thai Gear. You can buy online.
Sit Yod Tong
USA Branch of Sit Yod Tong Muay Thai Camp.
IKF Kickboxing
Worldwide Sanctioning body website
USMTA
United States Muay Thai Assocation website.

Kickboxing.com
A site about Tommy Bottone's gym and Ring Of Fire Promotions.
USKBA
United States Kickboxing Assocation website.



Wales

Wrexham Thai Boxing
Ian Stewart's Wrexham Thaiboxing club.
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Wednesday, May 23, 2012

Kalaripayattu


Kalaripayattu ([kaɭəɾipːajətːɨ̆]) is an Indian martial art from the southern state of Kerala. One of the oldest fighting systems in existence,it is practiced in Kerala and contiguous parts of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka as well as northeastern Sri Lanka and among the Malayali community ofMalaysia. It was practiced primarily by groups among Keralite castes such as the Nairs and Ezhavas,and was taught by a special caste named Kalari Panicker
Kalari payat includes strikes, kicks, grappling, preset forms, weaponry and healing methods.Regional variants are classified according to geographical position in Kerala; these are the northern style of the Malayalis, the southern style of the Tamils and the central style from inner Kerala. The northern style was practiced primarily by the Nairs, the martial caste of Kerala,and Ezhavas, as well as some Mappilas and Saint Thomas Christians. The southern style, called adi murai, was practiced largely by the Nadars and has features distinguishing it from its other regional counterparts. Northern kalari payat is based on the principle of hard technique, while the southern style primarily follows the soft techniques, even though both systems make use of internal and external concepts.
Some of the choreographed sparring in kalari payat can be applied to dance and kathakali dancers who knew martial arts were believed to be markedly better than the other performers. Some traditional Indian dance schools still incorporate kalari payat as part of their exercise regimen.

Etymology
The term kalaripayattu is a tatpurusha compound from the words kalari (Malayalam:കളരി) meaning school or gymnasium and payattu (Malayalam:പയററ്) derived from payattuka meaning to "fight/ exercise" or "to put hard work into". In Tamil, kalari payattu is a compound of களம் (field; may be, battle field) and பயில் (study / learn, as in பயிற்சி - teaching / பயின்றான் - he learnt).
Belying the assumption that the compound itself might have an equally antique use as the singular kalari and payattu, the unpublished Malayalam Lexicon notes that the earliest use of the compound, kalarippayattu is in Ulloor S. Parameswara Iyer's early twentieth century drama Amba when it is probable that the systems of martial practice assumed a structure and style akin those extant today. M.D. Raghavan has suggested that kalari was derived from the Sanskrit khalrikג (parade ground, arena) while Burrow shares the generally accepted opinion that khalrikגand its root, khala- (threshing floor) are Dravidian loan words.

Variations

There are several styles of kalari payat which can be categorised into three regional variants. These three main schools of thought can be distinguished by their attacking and defensive patterns. The best introduction to the differences between these styles is the book of Luijendijk which uses photographs to show several kalari payat exercises and their applications. Each chapter in his book references a representative of each of the three main traditions.

Northern Kalaripayattu

Northern kalari payat (vadakkan kalari) is practiced mainly in North Malabar.It places more emphasis on weapons than on empty hands.Parashurama, sixth avatar of Vishnu, is believed to be the style's founder according to both oral and written tradition.Masters in this system are usually known as gurukkal or occasionally as asan, and were often given honorific titles, especiallyPanikkar.
The northern style is distinguished by its meippayattu - physical training and use of full-body oil massage. The system of treatment and massage, and the assumptions about practice are closely associated with ayurveda.The purpose of medicinal oil massage is to increase the practitioners' flexibility, to treat muscle injuries incurred during practice, or when a patient has problems related to the bone tissue, the muscles, or nerve system. The term for such massages is thirumal and the massage specifically for physical flexibility chavutti thirumal which literally means "stamping massage" or "foot massage". The masseuse may use their feet and body weight to massage the person.
There are several lineages/styles (sampradayam), of which 'thulunadan' is considered as the best. In olden times, students went to thulunadu kalari's to overcome their defects (kuttam theerkkal). There are schools which teach more than one of these traditions. Some traditional kalari around Kannur for example teach a blend of arappukai, pillatanni, and katadanath styles.

Southern Kalaripayattu

Southern kalari payat (or adi murai) was practised mainly in old Travancore including the present Kanyakumari district of Tamil Nadu primarily by the Nadars and Mukkulathors. Emphasising empty-hand techniques, It is closely connected to Tamil silambam and Sri Lankan angampora. The founder and patron saint is believed to be the rishi Agastya rather than Parasurama. Masters are known as 'asaan. The stages of training are chuvatu (solo forms), jodi (partner training/sparring), kurunthadi (short stick), neduvadi (long stick), katthi (knife), katara (dagger), valum parichayum (sword and shield), chuttuval (flexible sword), double sword, kalari grappling and marma (pressure points).
Zarrilli refers to southern kalari payat as varma ati (the law of hitting), marma ati (hitting the vital spots) or varma kalai (art of varma). The preliminary empty handed techniques of varma ati are known as adithada (hit/defend). Marma ati refers specifically to the application of these techniques to vital spots. Weapons includebamboo staves, short sticks, and the double deer horns.
Medical treatment in the southern styles is identified with siddha, the traditional Dravidian system of medicine distinct from north Indian ayurveda. The Siddhamedical system, otherwise known as siddha vaidyam, is also attributed to Agastya.

Central Kalaripayattu

The central style (madhya kalari) is practiced mainly in northern Kerala but is distinct from the northern (vadakkan) style. It makes use of many steps (chuvatu) practiced on floor paths known askalam, and its techniques emphasize lower body strength and speed.


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