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Italian Muay Kard Chiek Tournament Rome 2008
SECTOR OF MARTIAL COMBAT: MUAY KARD CHIEK
The
matches are fought in a square padded surface without ropes, athletes
wear traditional thai trousers and are obliged to use groin guards, mouthguard
and shin guards. Hands are wrapped with cotton rope gloves. It is also
permitted to use ankle protections.
Fighters are allowed to use any kind of kicks, knee strikes, elbow strikes
and punches against every part of the opponents body, but no punches and
elbow strikes are allowed to the head. Moreover, fighters can grapple
and use throws (only “thai style”).
Fights consist of 3 rounds of 3 minutes each, and the weight categories
are (upper limits given) : 60kg, 70 kg, 80 kg, 90 kg and more than 90kg.
The athlete can win by ko, referee stoppage , on points (the points are
attributed by the 3 judges and the head judge).
(see IMBA rules)
Kard
Chiek - Italian Championships 2004
Kard
Chiek - Italian Championships 2005
Kard
Chiek - Italian Championships 2006
Kard
Chiek - Italian Championships 2007
Kard
Chiek - Italian Championships 2008
Kard
Chiek - Italian Championships 2010
Kard
Chiek - Italian Championships 2011
Kard
Chiek - Italian Championships 2012
World Muay Boran
Championships
Bangkok 2007
Single forms are performed by athletes divided by age limits and each set of techniques must comprise mae mai, look mai and Hanuman techniques; the execution of the single form must be preceded by complete Wai Khru.
The teams are formed by 2 athletes that execute a sequence of Mae Mai and/or Look Mai techniques for maximum time of 2 minutes. The difficulty scale (see list) is the basis of scoring.
The Wai Kru (respects to the Master) can be included in the performance of the Mae Mai and its value can be added to the attack and defense actions or judged in a separate way.
The jury is composed by 5 members (at least 12th khan Advanced).
The official national competitions take place once a year as a preparation to the World Championships (which usually takes place in Thailand).
(see AITMA rules)
Mae Mai - Italian Championships 2004
Mae Mai - Italian Championships 2005
Mae Mai - Italian Championships 2006
World Championship - WMBF Bangkok 2007
Traditional Forms -Italian Championships 2008
Traditional Forms -Italian Championships 2010
Traditional Forms -Italian Championships 2011
| Muay Thai - Amateur |
Athletes fight on a regular boxing ring
and are divided in weight categories (see list); the obligatory
equipment are boxing gloves and head, body, elbow, groin, teeth
and tibia protections. The matches consist in 3 rounds of 2 minutes
in tournaments and 5 rounds of 2 minutes in single matches. There
are 5 judges that help the head judge. -
Italian Medals Team De Cesaris World Championship Bangkok 2007 |
| Muay Thai - Professional |
Professional athletes fight using limited
protection (boxing gloves, mouth, groin and ankle guards) and the
fights have a longer duration (5 rounds, 3 miutes a round) compared
to amateurs. |
