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This is quite an old book, published in 1987. however, the theories and lesson inside still valid and you can use this book to practice basic approaches. This book has all of the details that beginner should know. Even though the illustrations and pictures may look a bit old but I thinks you will find what Muay Thai in the past looks like. In fact, these kind of pictures and illustrations are also very rare these days, so if you are a Muay Thai stuff collector and need something other than the lessons, such as historical pictures of Muay Thai, this book will worth your money. But this not the main benefits that you will get from this book, but rather the comprehensive details that you will learn.

I always believe that no matter how good the book it is, it just can not a replacement of the real practice. Learners will never be success by only practicing from a book and reading alone, and I never thought that there will not be any of the books that provides such a comprehensive detail. But when I experienced the second edition of this book, I realised that there is, at least, one good Muay Thai book that you should never missed, particularly for the beginner who want to take basic steps and some fundamental knowledge of Muay Thai. The book includes almost all aspect of Muay thai but what I like the most is about picture and illustrations. You will find illustrations to teach you step-by-step for all of Muay Thai weapons such as Waikru Ram Muay, punch, kicks, elbow, knee-kick etc. I strongly recommend if you are the beginners who want to make a good start.