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At the tender age of 17 in a small city in Estonia, Marie Ruumet was packing a small bag of essential items, a few clothes, hand wraps, boxing gloves and some training shorts getting ready to set off to the other side of the world to pursue her dream of becoming a professional fighter, she remembers,
“I started training at 15, I started because I just wanted to take up a sport but everything I tried just didn’t really suit me.
A remarkable tale of relentless hard work, northern Thailand Muay Thai champion and current One Championship MMA fighter, Pongsiri Mitsatit grew up in the little known hill tribe sect of Thailand. He began his martial arts journey after suffering repeated bullying from a neighbourhood kid. Fed up of the continuous harassment Pongisiri decided to pick up his gloves for the first time and begin his Muay Thai journey.
Top Three Tips For Getting Back Into Training After Lockdown
By Frances Watthanaya
This year in an unprecedented turn of events, gyms around the world were ordered to shut down in an effort to combat COVID-19. For many of us, the gym serves as a second home, and the shutdown left a void in our lives. If the closure of your gym made you feel displaced and isolated, don’t worry – you’re not alone.
The good news is that governments are now starting to ease restrictions worldwide. Many gyms have now been given the go-ahead to open again, albeit with new guidelines. It’s important that we keep our expectations in check, as the ‘new normal’ has temporarily changed how we do things, including martial arts training.
Before returning full force, take some time to catch
