Loveland Muay-Thai Kickboxing Program

Muay Thai Kickboxing, is also known as "The art of eight limbs", which utilizes the hands, feet, elbows, and knees as weapons in a competitive kickboxing bout or self-defense situation.

The Muay Thai class at Infinite Jiu Jitsu Academy is taught by experienced fighters with a successful history in the sanctioned fighting circuit. The class curriculum focuses on detailed striking techniques, combinations, defenses, and applications.

Training in Muay Thai Kickboxing not only serves those looking to get into competitive kickboxing, but it also serves as an exceptional self-defense method at a fun high-energy pace! This class is mentally and physically challenging, but the results form students into fit, well-calculated strikers. Sparring is optional, and gear is required.

Infinite Jiu Jitsu Academy has been Northern Colorado's leader in full contact Muay Thai Kickboxing for fighters, BY fighters for over a decade.

Contact Us today to schedule a FREE TRIAL of our Muay Thai Kickboxing class!

The History of Muay Thai                                                                                        

Muay Thai has been a part of Thai Heritage & History for over 2000 years – as with most objects and traditions from ancient times, there exist many different versions of the History of MUAY THAI, but all sources agree that MUAY THAI was the primary (and most effective) Self Defense used by Thai warriors on the battlefields of conflicts and wars that have occurred many times in the history of the nation now known as, Thailand.

The first known practice of MUAY THAI as a ‘sport’, off and away from the heat and chaos of the battlefield, occurred in the 15th century when loosely organized competitions started sprouting up around the country. MUAY THAI soon became the favored pastime sport for people from all walks of life, with training camps being established all over the country. It must be remembered that though it was being practiced as a kind of spectator sport over the following centuries, it was not the kind of sport we are used to seeing in modern times – Muay thai was an extremely dangerous that often ended in injury and for the competitors and participants. It wasn’t until 1930 that this began to change, when MUAYT HAI was officially codified, with boxing gloves, rules and regulations being created and introduced into the sporting world of the early 20th Century as one of a safe ring sport.

MUAY THAI has had many ‘faces’, as a popular ring sport, a Self Defense and a fitness program and as MUAY THAI has become more and more popular organizations such as IFMA have been rightly commissioned and established to regulate MUAY THAI as a world sport.

Now, MUAY THAI is established around the world as a fitness form (MUAY Aerobic), as a ring sport (Muay Thai) and as a form of Self Defense, (Muay Boran). The circle of history has been closed and MUAYTHAI now belongs to World, making a new and proud world History.

*article copyright IFMA