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Muay Thai Class - Technique, Power, and Sparring A complete training session with warm-up, technical pad work, and sparring. Perfect for building power, refining technique, and enhancing real-world adaptability.
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1. General Warm-Up

  • Joint mobilization: Full-body joint exercises (head, shoulders, elbows, wrists, hips, knees, ankles).
  • Light cardio: 5 minutes of jump rope.

2. Technical Warm-Up

Perform 3 sets of:

  • 1 minute: Jab-cross quickly in the air (fluid and explosive combinations).
  • 30 seconds: Right leg middle kick (technique and power).
  • 30 seconds: Left leg middle kick.
  • 1 minute: Knees (against a wall or bag, maintaining good posture).

3. Power Work on Pads

2 intense rounds with 30 seconds to 1 minute of rest between rounds:

  • Round 1 (3 minutes):
    • 1 to 3 middle kicks as instructed by the pad holder.
  • Round 2 (3 minutes):
    • Jab-Cross combinations. The pad holder adds a kick:
      • Defense: Block the kick.
      • Counterattack: Return 2 middle kicks (right or left, as requested).
  • Round 3 (3 minutes): Free pad work, combinations chosen with partner guidance.

4. Thematic Sparring

  • Sparring 1: Boxing only (hands).
  • Sparring 2: Legs only (low kicks, middle kicks, high kicks).
  • Sparring 3: Choose between free sparring or clinch work.

5. Combat Format Sparring

  • Groups of 3 to 4 people:
    • Combat format: 3 rounds of 3 minutes with the same opponent.
    • Other participants observe and provide feedback.
    • Rotate opponents after each combat.

6. Free Sparring (if energy remains)

  • Free sparring to finish the session: each adjusts intensity based on energy levels.

Cool Down

  1. Relaxation Position:

    • Sit on your knees and let your neck relax to release tension in the muscles.
  2. Stretching:

    • Focus on stretching:
      • The sides of your neck.
      • Triceps.
      • Back.
      • Legs.
    • Objective: Release muscular tension without forcing flexibility.
  3. Deep Breathing: Spend a few minutes breathing deeply and relaxing.

Objective: Build power, technique, and adaptation to real situations through varied and progressive training.