Muay Tai not for begineers?

[dethmetalanimal]

i was looking around at places that teach muay tai. one of the places i went a instructor there told me that since i had no prior experience with martial arts that i might not be able to handle the muay tai classes. he suggested i start off in kickboxing classes instead.

is that true? should i work my way up to training i muay tai? would i be biting off more than i can chew?

[sportmuaythai]

I believe that any capable trainer would prefer to receive student who has no unbecoming moves that he will have to undo. I'm not saying that other arts have awkard moves, but just stance and moves that are avoided in MT. A good trainer should tailor his curriculum to match the student. Incidentally, I believe that student should show respect and politeness to his teacher. However, I don't believe that student has to prove his dedication and unceasing labour in his training, to receive good training. I firmly believe that it's the duty of good teacher to make his training interesting and productive to his students so that they would feel encouraged to put out their best effort. By enrolling and showing up for the training, the student has taken the initiative to learn the art. It's up to the trainer to keep that fire going.

[Little Apple]

Nah man, we have newbies all the time. If you want Muay Thai, find a place to train you. If you like the instructor, do it his way. No big drama.

[Ta2dthaiboxr]

That sounds like a bunch of junk to me. We all have to start somewhere. Maybe this teacher is not the one for you. Not everyone can teach effectively so try to find someone whose method works for you. Good Luck

[vissc]

In My country Muaythai boxer have to pracetice its since They was young in order to professional boxer,if you really to pracetice just as exercise.not necessary to do like that.If you really need to practice,no problem.everything you can do.warning don't fear hurt or pain.if fear of them.don't do anything lol