Strikers Den Muay Thai

Join us for some Spooky Sparring on Halloween Oct 31st at 6pm. Wear a costume or just come to defeat the ghouls!!!

Farewell spar sesh for our good friend, teammate and mentor . Scott will moving to the the motherland of Muay Thai and while I’m sure he will still be teeping folks across the mats, I know he’ll be enjoying much deserved R&R! Much love for you Scott and looking forward to seeing you in the land of smiles!! You will be missed.

Join us as we say farewell to one of our teammates Robyn as he continues his journey leading Abuse Relief Corps in Ghana. This Saturday after 11am sparring we are going to have a potluck/bbq on the beach near the Oceanside Pier to celebrate friends and family!!!

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See you there!!

Memorial Day sparring crew plus a skeleton few for Saturday Sparring. We always working and improving over here!!!

Normal Monday sparring crew and covering Monday boxing for . We sharpen, we hone, and we grow with each other’s help!!!

The meaning of team!!

Technical Muay Thai Sparring Every Wednesday at !! Come down and check out the new scene for the Den Family!!

What a great final sparring night before moving over to . When one chapter closes, a new chapter begins. All changes in life have a silver lining. Onward and Upward!!!

Nai Khanom Tom is considered the founder of the martial art now known as Muay Thai. Thailand, one of the few Pacific Island nations that never became subjected to Colonial rule, was known as Siam until 1939.

In 1774, the Burmese invaded and sacked the Siamese capital of Ayutthaya, capturing thousands of Siamese, Nai Khanom Tom among them.

Burmese King Mangra sought to know if the Siamese martial art of Muay Boran (the precursor of Muay Thai) could match up with the Burmese style of fighting that his soldiers practiced. He selected Nai Khanom Tom to fight against King Mangra’s Burmese Boxing champion, to which the fighter humbly obliged.

Nai Khanom Tom paid respect to his elders, family and the sport by blessing the ring with a traditional Wai Kru. The fight began with Sarma music setting the tone and pace for the fighters. To the surprise of all, Nai Khanom Tom won the match by knockout!

After the fight, the referee tried to invalidate Nai Khanom Tom’s victory, claiming that the fight was invalid due to sorcery from the Wai Kru and the distraction from the music.

King Mangra then sent his second champion to try and defeat Nai Khanom Tom. When Nai Khanom Tom easily defeated the second fighter, King Mangra then sent a third fighter to attempt victory.

It wasn’t until Nai Khanom Tom defeated King Mangra’s tenth champion that the Burmese king declared, “Every part of the Siamese is blessed with venom! Even with his bare hands, he can fell nine or ten opponents. But this lord was incompetent and lost the country to the enemy. If he had been any good, there was no way the city of Ayutthaya would ever have fallen!”

The king then released Nai Khanom Tom and all of the captured Siamese.

According to history, this occurred on March 17th, 1774. Since then Thailand celebrates the day as Nai Khanom Tom Day, National Muay Thai Day, or National Muay Boran Day.

Last sparring in search of 2023…. The Den family he has organically grown Full of well honed and very sharp Nak Muay’s, Casual practitioners that appreciate real authentic Muay Thai, hard chargers that dominate the competition scene, etc. The best part about it all of it is we are The Strikers Den Family!!!

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Great class tonight with plenty of fresh faces in the mix!! Love our continuing growth Strikers Den Family!!!

Train with the living legend…

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