
IMBA MUAY THAI BORAN
LEARN. GET STRONGER. HAVE FUN!
MUAY BORAN
mother art of thai boxing.
Behind the world famous combat sport known as Muay Thai, or Thai Boxing, exists a vast variety of traditional unarmed Thai martial arts which are unified under the name of Muay (Thai) Boran. It was developed by Siamese warriors and masters of fighting. Skills and training methods which brought victory in realistic situations were passed on to future generations.
Because of its origins in actual battlefields, Muay Boran is a straightforward and efficient martial art. It utilizes 9 natural body weapons for attacking, defending, grappling maneuvers as well as throwing, pinning, gripping and breaking techniques.
In International Muay Boran Academy (IMBA), practicing Muay Boran consists of learning battle-born skills and mixing both traditional and modern training methods for the contemporary needs of self-defense, fitness and combat sports as well as recreational martial arts study. Actually, it is one of the oldest forms of fitness training that has proved its effectiveness over millennia.

YES, YOU CAN
You don't need any preliminary experience in martial arts to join the course!
1
LEARN SELF-DEFENSE AND FIGHTING TECHNIQUES
Learn an ancient and very efficient battle-born fighting system using 9 body weapons.
2
GET PHYSICALLY AND MENTALLY STRONGER
Get stronger physically and mentally through an intensive and diverse body workout.
3
ENJOY THE COMMUNITY
Join our growing local and international community, have fun and find new friends!
COURSES & OPEN EVENTS
Got as excited about Muay Boran like us? You're most welcome to join our open events and courses! Check them out here:
life after the basic course
After you go through a 3-month basic course and join our Khan 2 ranks, you will have an access to a vast variety of classes! As an example:

Curriculum
After the basic course (rights reserved for changes)
MONDAY | 18.30–20.00
Full training - weekly rotating theme
TUESDAY | 17.00–18.30
Full training - weekly rotating theme
THURSDAY | 17.00–18.30
Full training - weekly rotating theme
SATURDAY | 12.00-13.30
Full training - weekly rotating theme