Program
MUAY LAO
Confidence, Success, and Discipline for Life!
Andre Soukhamthath and his father, William Soukhamthath, were trailblazers in bringing Muay Lao—the traditional martial art of Laos—to the global stage. As the first Laotian UFC fighter, Andre showcased the power and elegance of Muay Lao, a discipline deeply rooted in the ancient history and cultural heritage of the Laotian people. Together, he and his father mastered this art, preserving its traditional techniques while adapting it for modern combat sports. Their efforts not only introduced Muay Lao to the United States but also elevated it to international recognition, inspiring a new generation to embrace this rich and dynamic martial art.
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Reasons to learn
MUAY LAO
Enhanced Self-Defense Skills:
Muay Lao equips you with practical and effective self-defense techniques, ensuring you can protect yourself in various situations.
Improved Physical Fitness:
Engaging in Muay Lao training significantly boosts your overall fitness, enhancing strength, endurance, flexibility, and cardiovascular health.
Increased Mental Discipline and Confidence:
Muay Lao fosters mental toughness, discipline, and confidence, helping you tackle life's challenges with a strong and resilient mindset.
Schedule
SOFT OPENING
Monday
- 5:30 pm KIDS
- 6:30 pm ADULTS
Tuesday
- 5:30 pm KIDS STRIKING
- 6:30 pm ADULTS STRIKING
Friday
- 5:30 pm KIDS
- 6:30 pm ADULTS
Saturday
- 10:00 - 12:00 m Open Mat
Muay Lao: Cultivating Personal Success and Resilience in Every Kid.
MUAY LAO
Building Lifelong Character and Success Traits
Muay Lao, also known as Lao boxing or Lao kickboxing, is a traditional martial art and combat sport from Laos. It shares similarities with Muay Thai, the Thai martial art, but also incorporates elements unique to Laotian culture and history.
In Muay Lao, fighters use various striking techniques, including punches, kicks, knee strikes, and elbow strikes, to attack their opponents. Like Muay Thai, it emphasizes both offensive and defensive techniques, as well as clinching and grappling maneuvers.
Muay Lao has its own set of rituals, traditions, and rules, which reflect the cultural heritage of Laos. While it may not be as widely known internationally as Muay Thai, it holds significant cultural and historical importance in Laos and is practiced and celebrated within the country.
FAQS
Muay Lao is a traditional martial art from Laos, similar to Muay Thai but with its own unique techniques and cultural heritage. It focuses on striking using fists, elbows, knees, and shins, along with clinching techniques. Muay Lao places a strong emphasis on fluid movements and the use of the whole body in combat, differentiating it from other martial arts with its distinct style and training methods.
Practicing Muay Lao offers numerous benefits for children, including improved physical fitness, enhanced self-defense skills, and the development of important character traits such as discipline, confidence, and perseverance. Additionally, the supportive environment of Muay Lao classes helps children build social skills, respect for others, and a sense of community.
Yes, Muay Lao is safe for children when taught by qualified instructors who prioritize safety and proper technique. Classes are designed to ensure a controlled and supportive environment where children can learn at their own pace. Protective gear is used during training to minimize the risk of injury, and instructors emphasize the importance of safety, respect, and proper form.
To see significant progress in Muay Lao, it is recommended that children attend classes at least two to three times per week. Consistent practice is key to developing and refining their skills. Regular attendance helps reinforce techniques, build physical fitness, and instill the discipline necessary for long-term success in martial arts.
