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Combat Sports - Cambodian Pradal Serey Freestyle Kickboxing
Sometimes you will hear Pradal Serey being called Bradahl Serei. This style of Kickboxing comes out of Cambodia. This Combat Sport style was originally used in Battle, but now Cambodia considers it one of their National Sports. Modern Rules have caused some of the moves they used to have changed a little bit. The main focus of this sport is to win a competition as it is a rule based sport. Similar to Muay Thai Boxing, this sport focuses in 4 major strikes which originate from the knees, elbows, fists and feet.
The clinch is also used as a way or tiring and fatiguing their opponent. Pradal Serey uses more stealth and and shifty fighting stances which differentiates them from most other forms of Southeast Asian Style Kickboxing forms. Elbows are also used more often than in a lot of other styles. The elbow has been responsible for more wins than any other strike used. Fighting has been going on within the Southeast Asia Region since ancient times. Eventually Combat Sports developed as a result of this.
The Khmers in the Angkor Era developed and used armed and unarmed martial arts styles. In fact there was a style that closely resembled Pradal Serey around the 10th Century. People think this could be the reason that the Khmers had such great success in Southeast Asia during that time period. Angkor also used an ancient form of this Combat Sport with other weapons as well as War Elephants to go to war against Champa from Cambodia and Siam from Thailand. Around the 10th century, they controlled most of Cambodia, as well as Laos, Thailand and Vietnam.
Because of this, Cambodia has had a huge impact on Lao as well as Thai Culture. The Khmer have a belief that Kickboxing in Southeast Asia started with the Mon Khmer. Many Europeans around the Colonial Period were not in favor of Pradal Serey because they considered it too brutal.
The French adopted the idea of this sport but made some enhancements to it, which included timed rounds and the use of boxing gloves to prevent excessive injury. In the old days matches used to take place in dirt pits with rope wrapped hands and very few rules. Seashells were even wrapped around the knuckles of some boxers to make the fights more brutal.
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freestyle kickboxing????????
dose anyone do freestyle kick boxing and dose it have the tonade kick and all those type of kicks and dose it have a belting system?
Hi,
I was just looking at your question regarding Thai Boxing in Preston and was surprised that Shor-Chana gym was not mentioned. To the best of my knowledge they are the only Muay Thai only gym in Preston. According to Yell.com their address & tel no is:
Shor-Chana School of Martial Arts
54, Manchester Rd, Preston, Lancashire PR1 3YH
Tel: 01772 252191
There is also an excellent new gym in Preston behind the Vic and Station pub - Impact - it is a Jeet Kune Do and Gracie Ju Jitsu gym (they also teach silat, eskrima and other arts) Paul Hartley the instructor is an excellent teacher and martial artist.