Civil Boxing Match (Muai Radd)
Muai Radd was the term for boxing matches that were held during the reign of King Rama II (1809-1824 A.D.) away from the catchment area of the then capital.
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Close combat
Melee combat, in the understanding of Pahuyuth, is an unrestricted physical confrontation between two or more individuals at short distances.
Close-range fighter (Muai Sann)
A close-range fighter (Muai Sann) is a Muai fighter who mainly uses variants of basic techniques (Mae Maih) that are suitable for close combat (e.g. elbows and knees).
Cobra tactic (Muai Ngu Hao)
The cobra tactic (Muai Ngu Hao) is a combat tactic of the MUAI, which relies on the successful implementation of a specialized technique (the proverbial “venom”) at the right moment.
combat sport
A combat sport is a ritualized type of fighting for the sake of a consensual measurement of the fighting abilities of two or more opponents.
combination of techniques (Mai Gon)
A combination of techniques (Mai Gon) is a functional sequence of multiple techniques and their permutations. It is also used to describe autodynamic reaction sequences, which result in a semi-conscious combination of several individual techniques.
DAAB (Discipline)
DAAB (translated: Sword) is armed combat with arm-length objects as improvised weapons and Thai swords
Daab Ayutthaya (weapon)
Daab Ayutthaya (sword from Ayutthaya) is a sword type native to the area of the former capital of the Siam kingdom.
Daab Naresuan
Daab Naresuan (also known as the “Sword of Ayutthaya”) is a special one-handed sword form developed and secretly passed on by a paramilitary unit under the reign of King Naresuan (1590-1605 A.D.).
Defense Knowledge
In Pahuyuth, defense knowledge refers to the teaching of autodynamic reactions, which are suitable for averting damage.