Competition is one of the purest ways to discover exactly where you stand in progression over the time you’ve been training. We get inquiries from people often seeking interest in “fighting” but the sad truth is most of the individuals that seeks to fight never make it or stick around.
Fighting takes more than just wanting to be a fighter. It is sacrifice that will make you face adversity from friends, family, relationships, and work.
If you still find competing of interest to you congratulations on truly knowing what you want.
Here are the minimal requirements to compete:
I Want To get Started Training So I Can Compete in Boxing and/or Muay Thai
Competition is one of the purest ways to discover exactly where you stand in progression over the time you’ve been training. We get inquiries from people often seeking interest in “fighting” but the sad truth is most of the individuals that seeks to fight never make it or stick around. Fighting takes more than just wanting to be a fighter. It is sacrifice that will make you face adversity from friends, family, relationships, and work. If you still find competing of interest to you congratulations on truly knowing what you want.
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Semi-contact competitions are a great solution for all amateur leveled boxers and muay thai fighters looking to develop their fighting experience and skill. These events are fantastic for casual practitioners since they are hosted like karate events on mats and not in a ring.
A Muay Thai athlete who has never competed for any prize money, purses, or means of obtaining a livelihood or financial gain. Most of the novice Muay Thai competitors will wear protective gear and prohibited techniques that are only allowed at the professional level.
Amateur boxing athletes do not compete for any monetary compensation and regulated by the USA Boxing organization here in the US. Most amateur boxers strive to either become an Olympian or develop the skill and ability to make a career out of boxing.
A Boxing or Muay Thai athlete who has made the decision to put their skill to the ultimate test of making a business out of their fighting ability. This is true prize fighting where compensation and marketability matters.
Being a great competitor often starts with being coachable. It can be defined being an athlete who listens, is always seeking ways to improve, accepts feedback, is open to positive criticism, and is process-driven..
Does that sound like something you can do.
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John Doe
Our boxing and muay thai competition team is considered on a person by person basis. each member that joins will be required to interview along with sign a commitment agreement.
Experience is a facto to an extent but the most critical requirement is dedication
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becmong proficient in Boxing and Muay Thai depends on the progression of each individual student. Each person comes from a different background that may have or not participated in martial arts.
For example, the difference may be athleticism, your current fitness state, time that can be dedicated to training, and eagerness to sacrifice.
This is not for you if…