USA Muaythai Sends Competitors to IFMA Abu Dhabi 2022
We’d like to wish our athletes the best of luck at the 2022 IFMA World Championships in Abu Dhabi
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Jason Kramer Appointed As Chair of USA Muaythai Legal Affairs Commission
The United States Muaythai Federation is pleased to announce the appointment of Jason Kramer as Chair of the USA Muaythai Legal Affairs Commission.
The USA Muaythai Legal Affairs Commission advises the USMF, the USMF Executive Board, and the USMF President on legal issues in a consultative and operational capacity.
USA Muaythai 2021 IFMA World Championship Team
The United States Muaythai Federation is pleased to announce the athletes for IFMA 2021.
5 Reasons Why I Volunteer For USMF: Bob Khairy
Hello everyone, my name is Bob Khairy. I started training Muaythai at a young age in Malaysia. Here are 5 reasons why I volunteer for USMF.
2022 International World Games Qualifier: Location, Divisions, and Athlete Grading Criteria
Our country’s best athletes will compete for a spot on the Official USA Muaythai Team, which will compete in the prestigious “ELITE Class” at the International World Games. The Games will be held in Birmingham, Alabama from July 7 to July 17, 2022.
5 Reasons Why I Volunteer for USMF: Pari Aryafar
My name is Pari Aryafar, or you may know me better as “Pari-Cherry.” I’m a Iranian-American photographer and journalist currently based in Amsterdam. Since 2017, I’ve had the opportunity to volunteer for the USMF and have made three IFMA trips with the national team. I share a few reasons why I love volunteering for USA Muaythai!
Rami Ibrahim Discusses Why He Created Freedom Fighter Promotions
romotion brings together athletes from across the United States, including New York, Virginia, California, Texas, and many more, to compete under USMF-sanctioned rules.
Annoucement of USA Muaythai’s Participation in the 2022 World Games
as been incredibly difficult due to the ongoing pandemic, leading to a loss of opportunities for competition and participation. However, one bright beacon of light lays ahead for competitors, in the name of the international World Games.
After Decades of Waiting, Muaythai Has Finally Been Recognized as an Olympic Sport
For many, they never thought they would see the day come when Muaythai became an Olympic sport. However, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) announced this summer that after several years of efforts from the International Federation of Muaythai Associations (IFMA) and their affiliate sanctioning bodies, Muaythai (along with Kickboxing and Sambo) have finally been fully recognized. The time where athletes can compete in Muaythai at the Olympics has been tentatively estimated for before the end of this decade.
Tips on how to support your gym during a pandemic
As the world continues to monitor the coronavirus (COVID-19) situation we are all concerned about whether or not our gyms will stay open and if we can continue to train. Most fights, and tournaments have been postponed or cancelled, and in certain cities and states places like Muaythai gyms have been required to close…
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