Thread: Bucket Lists

Signed up with me trainers, and training for me first Muay Thai fight starts on Monday. (12-18 month timescale)

Good luck with that Ed, I think the training would be excellent, not so sure about stepping in the ring after 35.

Keep us updated with your progress.

Oh yes!

With pics.

Originally Posted by Iceman123

not so sure about stepping in the ring after 35.

That'll hurt, for a start.

Originally Posted by Iceman123

Good luck with that Ed, I think the training would be excellent, not so sure about stepping in the ring after 35.

he'll be teaching the nongs English PM and getting battered by them AM

What an outstanding idea for a thread Lulu.

Looking forward to your progress and reports.

Can I live stream your first fight

Originally Posted by dirk diggler

Well done mate, stick with it, you appear to have the time.

I often wonder, is it against the rules to just go flying in from the off with flying kicks and windmills or is it just poor etiquette?

Cos I reckon that would spook a devout Buddhist respectful and honourable Thai who just wants to dance and pussyfoot through round 1.

My trainer still goes to BKK to fight from time to time, I'll try get a hold of some footage.

I’ve seen a few fights when someone has gone all out in around 1, they either gass themselves out or get KOd from something they didn’t see coming.

Well there's always that too!

Originally Posted by dirk diggler

I often wonder, is it against the rules to just go flying in from the off with flying kicks and windmills or is it just poor etiquette?

Cos I reckon that would spook a devout Buddhist respectful and honourable Thai who just wants to dance and pussyfoot through round 1.

I'll open up with a running flying knee, a la Masvidal v Askren.




Being Muay Thai, the victim won't go for a wrestling defence move, but will stand up. So the result is a flying knee to the solar plexus and clinch.

Immediately after the clinch, 2-3 shoulder strikes to break their nose, a la McGregor v Cowboy.




Break and quick slashing elbow to the eye socket.




Immediately followed by a KO headkick a la Super-Bon.





So running flying knee to the solar plexus and clinch. Immediate shoulder strikes to break their nose. Slashing elbow to the eye socket to separate. KO Headkick.

I'd estimate it will be maybe 10-15 seconds. 20 at the most.

Originally Posted by Edmond

I'd estimate it will be maybe 10-15 seconds. 20 at the most.

before the 49 Kg 18 YO knocks you out

Just go straight in with a chop to the trachea, then when hes on the floor gasping for breath, do a Johny Wilkinson drop kick on his head.
5 seconds,if he gets up...run like hell.

Double post

It's hard to stop watching that flying knee.

I trained in Muay Thai three times, three different camps, but mostly for exercise. I never fought and didn't really want to. Good luck, Ed. I miss the workouts.

Not many bucket lists. Just living day to day, taking one month at a time.

Originally Posted by MarilynMonroe

Just living day to day, taking one month at a time.

You and me both!

Originally Posted by Joe 90

You and me both!

With Covid and the way the airline/travel industry is going.. I don't want to plan any trips etc.. see how it goes next year. I want to go back to train in Muay Thai/yoga next year in Thailand or sometime in the near(ish) future.

Originally Posted by DrWilly

So fitness or endurance not important.

No need to train then.

MM did moi Thia , you wanker

Originally Posted by Backspin

MM did moi Thia , you wanker

Wanna try again?

Shut up, Willy and pull that banana out of your arse before Neverna chokes on the skin..

Tomorrowlands dance event in Belgium is definitely on my bucket list.

Eric Prydz hologram show on the Freedom Stage 2022:

Originally Posted by can123

Shut up, Willy and pull that banana out of your arse before Neverna chokes on the skin..

tough guy.

Imagine trippin oot yer box to this shit.

Looks epic, that's just gone on my bucket list!

Can't beat s decent live concert