Muay Thai as a sport is picking pace across the globe. This combat sport has its training camps all over the world with the state of the art technologies. Muay Thai is also known as the art of eight limbs which includes the hands, the feet, the knee and the elbows making it eight limbs. Many aspirants get trained on this sport each year. Thailand is known as one of the best centres for learning this art. The reason is very simple. This martial art form was originated from Thailand. This gives it an upper hand at the trainings done for Muay Thai. Every camp of Muay Thai teaches almost the same techniques and there are many people who learn it at different places. But Thailand has one main feature which is the atmosphere and the ambience it provides in the training centres. This can only be felt at Thailand.
One should see the enthusiasm in the events of Muay Thai which Thai people showcase every time. This is unmatched anywhere in the world. It is not less than a festival on the day of the match. Muay Thai as a sport is very challenging and needs a lot of dedication and discipline. It needs great physical strength as the training is rigorous and tires the trainee by the end of the day. But this sport helps to increase the focus and the physical strength within and makes the person emerge as a great player. Many trainees feel that training in Thailand can have its negatives like the language barrier. But this is just a myth. Thailand has great trainers who are well versed with the common language of English and are fluent with the language. One does not have to know Thai as a language to learn Muay Thai. Most Muay Thai aspirants feel the difference in teachings, between different parts of the world and Thailand and wish to get a refresher here just for the ambience it provides to the trainees.