Muaythai Stories

2 Lovers who do Muay Thai train to rule the world of Mixed Martial Arts and Personal Life simultaneously

After his break up, Leó - a Hungarian university student - decides to make his dream come true: he travels to Phuket for a month to train Muay Thai with a real Thai coach. He doesn't want to make friends or even talk to anyone; he just wants to focus on training and forgetting his ex-boyfriend. But then he meets Sun, who works in his family's restaurant in Karon, where Leó quickly becomes a regular. Leó doesn't want to talk with Sun either - but Sun loves to talk, and it doesn't take long before he breaks the ice. As they spend more time together, they grow closer, and slowly something begins to blossom between them. But the end of the one-month trip is getting closer, and soon Leó will have to leave Thailand. Can true love grow between a tourist and a local when time is running out? Sunshine, beaches, island life, Muay Thai, love - the perfect ingredients for a beach romance. Don't miss it!

This short story gives the reader a history of my early life as a troubled youth that has lead to me starting a martial arts business, and has influenced me to dedicate my life to teaching the arts and helping develop the minds of my students.

What could happen if the coach teams you up with some guy you never noticed Scarlett is your causal teenage girl she loves anime, k-pop and fashion. One day at one of her Muay Thai classes the coach teams her up with a boy she never talked too before... what could happen?

Three troubled young adults sell themselves to a fight club and three people within the club are trying to stop them

"Martial" Misha Martel is one of those rare highschool wrestlers who decides to go the MMA Route rather tha persuing a college career. On a trip out to Thailand to learn Muay Thai, she gets the chance to roll with one Georges St-Pierre and becomes training partner and fast friend. The UFC, the pressures of being Champion and Georges's apprehension loom heavily over any future together, and the life of a fighter is always an uncertain thing. Jean Charles wants to see his friends get together, and shenanigans ensue.

Momo Yaoyorozu is the baby of the family. She was raised in a dojo, but she wasn't treated so differently from the boys. She was trained and disciplined just as hard. She's mastered Karate, Jujitsu, Chinese Martial arts, Muay Thai, Hybrid Martial Arts, and Weaponry. Sometimes she's scares off people and has trouble making friends. And she's going to a brand new school, with new people and new teachers.

Marlee Ayne never believed love would come loud. So when she agrees to an arranged marriage with a cold, quiet CEO she barely knows, she doesn't expect anything more than silence. And maybe a bit of loneliness. But Rayyan Idris isn't just cold - he's unreadable, calculating, and untouchably beautiful. She watches from a distance. Then starts to fall. Quietly. Silently. And then... she moves on. Too late. Because by the time she lets go, he's already in - and Rayyan doesn't do feelings halfway. Once he starts falling, he doesn't bother hiding it. Now he's flirting. Softly. Boldly. Shirtless during thunderstorms. Making her soup. Kissing her in the hallway because his lips are "dry." And Marlee? She's still scared - not of him, but of how safe he makes her feel. A slow burn story of storms, soft tension, boxing at midnight, and two quiet strangers learning how to love without running away.

Winning never felt so far away for the retired fighter Zack Cheng. He used to have it all, from fame to money, all at his fingertips. Till he came along -- A beast, came and stripped him clean. Could Zack Cheng ever reach that old pinnacle of glory? Or was it all over for him? To become another boy of failed potential?

Anlon Kazaya is a human living in a world of super powered martial artists known as Champions, as he fights to become the best fighter alive he comes across Old and New allies, as well as new foes and opponents who make his journey more challenging, but soon he must face the best of the best in order to become the strongest there is, What Do You Fight For?

This book is for my ideas of any genre to take form outside of any pre-existing series. Martial arts, romance, mystery, and whatever else pops into my head that I want to write about, you'll find here.

"Last one!" Hoseok yells. Her breathing was ragged, and her fatigue was evident. One last punch, then she could rest, so she's going to make it count. She used all the strength left in her body for that strike. There was power, but there wasn't form. Instead of hitting the punch mitts, she accidentally hits her coaches face. He staggers a bit as she gasps. "I'm so sorry!" She momentarily forgets the pain of her body. All she could focus on is how scary the glare her coach was giving her. "100 push ups, now!" He commands. She gets down on the floor of the boxing ring and immediately starts counting. Hoseok crouches down in front of her and moves a strand of hair out of her face. "If you're able to finish, maybe I'll let you kiss me." He smirks before standing up and walking away to watch from a far. @eternalgguk 2019

Increasing crime against women With passage of time, crime against women has been increased manifold. There have been high numbers recorded globally in case of sexual assault, murders and domestic violence. This is the right time to make women aware of the need to protect themselves and engage in any kind of self defence training. Kickboxing or Judo are a good way to cope with such criminals. Need for a modern girl to become self dependent Gone are the times when women were confined to the walls of a house and dependent on the man of the house financially and emotionally. A modern girl is confident and self sufficient. She must stand equal to other men at the workplace or anywhere. She must know how to protect herself in adverse situations, especially when you are living in metropolitans like Sydney. Professional self defence classes in Western Sydney are important to contribute in empowering girls and make them self dependent. Confidence For some girls especially the ones who are introvert and have less exposure of the world, self defence training is the perfect way of boosting up her confidence and groom her up physically and mentally. Physical and mental fitness Martial arts are a great substitute of gym workouts. Going for good kickboxing classes in Western Sydney is a good way to enhance physical strength and posture of a person. Depression is common in urban population. Going on for self defence training not just physically enhances a woman but also boosts her confidence and leads to sound mental health making it a good way to cope depression. Recreation Modern day metropolitan life is guided by busy life and being stuck in the rat race. This leaves no time for a person for his/her own self. Taking out time and indulging in self defence training is a great way of recreating from monotonous schedule. People feel happy meeting another people with same social preferences and interests.

Aliyah is a cage fighter. Subverting the stereotyped idea of a Mixed Martial Artist, she works as a software engineer in London. Her life in a male dominated environment is fraught with challenges caused by her race and gender and aggravated by her childhood trauma and consequent aloofness. This is embodied in the character Jeremy, a co-worker who relentlessly taunts and bullies Aliyah. The story begins one month prior to her debut cage fight. Aliyah works hard to balance her demanding job and training regime. At the night of the fight, the three-round tournament sees Aliyah suffering multiple head-concussions, resulting in an accident. The second part, 'Fighter', portrays Aliyah's struggle with the symptoms of her brain injury and complications of her diagnosis. Following hospital discharge, her brain function declines, jeopardising her work and comfortable urban life. Ultimately, the injury leads to a violent episode and she loses everything important to her. The story examines prejudices about mental disorders and challenges the way invisible illness is often dismissed as merely psychosomatic. A book video trailer available at: https://youtu.be/oiucOuDOtqA

Just as Leylah and I are about to get out of the pool Usher’s ‘Scream’ stars playing and we both freeze. Dropping all our things on the floor we start dancing like there's no tomorrow. Im pretty sure if someone saw us they’d think we’re stripers or something. This is our jam! Halfway through the song while we’re still dancing we hear somebody clear their throat causing both of us to freeze. We turn around and not only are we faced with my parents but another couple and an incredibly good looking guy. “Well that was quiet a show”

Huang Airou had always loved watching her father in the arena as he faced his opponents in a sport called "Huay Thai". Even if others said he was just average, Airou knew her dad was very strong. She wanted to be strong like him so she started training as a young kid. She fought against those in her school and became known as one of the best. However, it wasn't until she became 17 that she began fighting in public matches. She quickly rose to the top where she challenged the one and only "Adamaris Murray", a Chinese-American thai boxer who was known as "no-face". She wore a creepy looking mask that so many people wanted to break and Airou was one of those people. The day of their match, the crowd was cheering, however they were also laughing. It wasn't until Airou felt the blood dripping from her leg that she realized what they were laughing at. Quickly she left the arena and hid herself away from the embarrassment. She avoided social media and left her house for some time. She then heard that her father had passed away and so she quit Muay Thai for good. She went on to live a new life with her grandma. A new start where not many recognized her. It was peace and quiet until Mao Aotai came into her life to change her life. But for the good or the bad?

me my team with our belt's

Where I post texts and pictures to show you my everyday training for a karate competition in the UK.

This is a story of a shy boy who always picked a fight from Bullies. When he is on his way to home there are 3 boys from his classroom stopped him. They finally beat the boy so hard until one professional MMA fighter stood up and kick the head of two guys. When they saw him. They ran away. The boy was save by him. Later he took him back to his parents home. The next day after school the boy went to gym. At first he was a wimp. Slowly he is getting faster and stronger after a year he entered the cage and won all of the matches. This is a story that will teach you about determination.