Krabi krabong

In the past, Krabi Krabong was a system of attack and defense invented by unoccupied warriors to practice and evaluate their skill in the combat, as well as to be maintained sharpened and qualified for the war. On the battle field, these refined techniques became true swirls of destruction and death.

Krabi Krabong is not an obsolete discipline whose only value at our time would be to only be an entertainment, it is a alive Martial art. Though in its teaching Por Kruh stresses the practical aspect of art; when he speaks about Krabi Krabong he insists on his great utility. The modern weapons changed the face of the war, relegating to last the conflicts with large scales with swords lances. The arsenal of Krabi Krabong is composed for the majority of quiet weapons and as such always have a place in the contemporary war. Even if the system can, wrongly, to seem simple, it should be remembered that it is an art directed for the combat.

The students of Buddhai Swan Institut begin their teaching by learning the techniques with naked hands from Muay Chacheurk (Muay Boran), then the students learn the basic kicks, the punches, the knees and the elbows of the Thai Muay.

One teaches then lengthily to them the RAM Muay, Wai Kru as well as various bindings of the hands. An essential point in their training is that the techniques with naked hands will be inserted later in the combat with weapons. The techniques must be controlled and achievable with a high degree of accuracy and a speed striking down for combat. Moreover, they will also learn defenses with naked hands against weapons, progressively of the development of their ability. This base will prepare the high one so that it begins its training in the three first learned weapons: Daab, Daab Song Moults and Krabong

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