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Past Events....

Rung Muay Thai Seminar

Thanks to Rung for coming to Focus Fitness Centre on the 28th February to give attendees some tips, tricks and help with their techniques. This was an excellent opportunity for students and instructors to learn more about what current ISKA World Champion, with over 300 fights, can pass on. 

Highland Warriors Show

Thanks to all those who attended the show and to those who fought!  It was a good first event and more information on it can be found on  www.highlandwarriors.co.uk

STBA Yellow Khan Gradings

Sunday 31st May saw over ten of Moray Muay Thai's first wave of students sit their first grading.  STBA Chief Instructor John O'Brien travelled from the STBA headquarters in Johnstone to Elgin to meet and grade the students.....he was surprised at the standard of skills displayed. 

John freely admitted that for a first grading he does not expect to hand out many A+ for technique, but on this occasion there were lots.  So many that 3 of our students 'Double Graded' (jumped up two levels on one attempt). 

All of the students passed with flying colours and many of them now have a renewed vigour for training and Thai Boxing.   

The next gradings have yet to be set but the venue will no doubt again be Focus Fitness Centre in Elgin and we will undoubtedly have more high grades and recognition.

Bakers Hughes 10k Road Race

Due to a clerical error and our entries being removed from the database for the Run Balmoral 10k we decided to honour the sponsor money raised by our students and entered the Bakers Hughes 10k in Aberdeen instead.

There were thousands of spectators lining the streets in Aberdeen, the sun was shining and we were ready to run......all of us hoping to finish in under 50 minutes - anything was possible eh?

A short while later we all crossed the finish line tired, but happy. 

The runnners and their times were as follows:

289th     Paul McCluskey at 43:52

323rd     Simon Fisher at 44:18

567th     Olov Nystroem at 47:00

622nd     Jamie Hendry at 47:28

Over £350 was raised for Cash For Kids and in the future we hope to get even more!  Thank you for all your support folks!

New Breed 5

Over 300 spectators, 10 from Moray Muay Thai, were there to see the next stage in Muay Thai.  These fighters showed great spirit, not to mention conditioning, when they stepped up a gear recently to fight on March 22nd in Johnstone. 

All fighters and and organisers shoud be praised, but special note to Robin Downer who clinically won his Class B fight in under a minute.  A fantastic demonstration of control, technique and application.  A fighter to watch for the future without question.

Another strong performance from Keith Middleton of Aberdeen Muay Thai was witnessed too......following his win at last year's Power of Scotland. 

All the students who made the journey to Johnstone from Moray Muay Thai enjoyed themselves and are looking forward to the next 'road trip'.

STBA Presentation Awards Ceremony

Approximately 200 people attended the event held in the Johnstone Town Hall on Saturday 28th February.  There they were able to honour and support their friends and fellow Thai boxers who were proud to receive commendations related to their achievements in the sport.

Special kudos goes to Stephen White who received the Student of the Year Award - good job Stephen!  Keep it up mate.

Fighter of the year was won by Rung - who could have questioned that really.

Power Of Scotland 5

Scotland's biggest fight promotion returned to the Lagoon Arena, Paisley, Saturday 29th November to showcase some of Scotland's best Muay Thai fighters. 

There was a large local crowd present as the fighters made their way down the long ramp to the ring, some enjoying the music and spotlight more than others, before testing their skill, endurance, bravery and moral fibre.

Of the 16 bouts (15 Muay Thai and 1 Mixed Martial Arts) only a handful lasted the distance and had to be determined by the judges scorecards.  

During the evening the cameras were rolling and footage of the event will no doubt be available in the near future.  It was a great event and showcased the rise in popularity of Muay Thai as well as the wonderful sportsmanship from all fighters that really sets the sport aside from it's competitors. 

The conditioning of the fighters also showed the depth of comittment to the sport and how it's growth will continue over the years to come.

For full information on the fights and further information concerning the next Power of Scotland (POS6), in April, contact us or visit www.powerofscotland.com.

personal note to the promoter - great job Gary!  Looking forward to April and an even bigger event!

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