STII Martial Arts Club

02/03/2026

STII MUAYTHAI FIGHTERS!!!!

26/02/2026

Congratulations to the STII MUAYTHAI FIGHTERS on participating National Muaythai Tournament 6 Fighters, 2 Gold Medalist, 4 Silver Medalist, win or lose we were so proud of you!!!!💖🥊

25/02/2026

24/02/2026

Goodluck to STII MUAYTHAI ATHLETES, this is your time to prove that you are dedicated to fight in national tournament, your win is our win. Do your best Muaythai figthers!!!!!

24/02/2026

1 day to go!!!

18/02/2026

8 days to go!!!! National Muaythai Tournament
25th Araw ng Sibugay

05/02/2026

Sparring Day!!!

25/01/2026

Congratulations to our Muaythai figthers on participating in the Muaythai Tournament of Araw ng Veterans keep it up guys!!!!!

22/01/2026

Congratulations D***h Pede Balledo on winning in Araw ng Veterans Boxing Tournament and to Loverjhon Cabug keep on your journey as an athlete and improve your boxing skill congrats to all

20/01/2026

Day 2 training!!!!!!

20/01/2026

Not many people know this but before the 50s, Thailand actually didn’t have any sport called Muay Thai.

Instead, they just had Muay, which was a term used for the traditional fighting practices across Thailand.

Each region had its own style of Muay and these styles would later all come under the name Muay Boran.

Fights were organised locally, at temple fairs, festivals but there was no national rules, no main authority so the rules of each fight were different.

It wasn’t until around the 50s that Muay was organised into a regulated sport with rounds, gloves, judges, and permanent stadiums (Rajadamnern and Lumpinee) and started to be called Muay Thai

These photos are of Rajadamnern Stadium, which opened in 1945 and played a main role in standarising the sport and shaping what we now know as Muay Thai

Pretty cool stuff !