Following a historic performance at the 2022 World Games in Birmingham, Ala., the USA Muaythai team earned a nomination for Team of the Year. Team… Read More »The World Games Nominates USA Muaythai for Team of the Year 2022
On Sunday, Oct 23 USA Muaythai hosted the Youth Muaythai Challenge in Staten Island, NY. The event was the first of its kind and drew… Read More »Youth Challenge Delivers One Of A Kind Experience To Youth Competitors
written by Jose Velasco USA Muaythai took a large leap this year with eight medals at the World Games- the most of any country. USA… Read More »Ryan Hodges, Rafael Mendoza selected to Youth Selection Committee
It’s not uncommon for people to become semi-nomadic for the sake of their sports. Professional Muaythai and MMA fighter Walker Vivian was one such athlete.… Read More »South Carolina Muaythai Gym Focuses On All Aspects Of Health
For athletes, recovery is a fundamental aspect of combat sports. If your tank is running on zero, it can be difficult to train properly. With Dr. Kronic’s TKTK, Dr. David Ko is looking to offer athletes a competitive edge on their recovery.
Written by Michael Corley The USA Muaythai team assembled on the beautiful University of Alabama Birmingham campus alongside 3,550 athletes, 34 sports, ten days of… Read More »TEAM USA TRIUMPHS IN MUAYTHAI AT THE 2022 WORLD GAMES
Written and photos by Pari AryafarGraphics by Dustin Bolinger The United States Muaythai Federation is hard at work preparing for the International World Games, which… Read More »USMF Announces Head Coaches for World Games Team
The USA team earned a total of three medals, two golds and one silver.
This year, the United States’ Joshua Ferraro was selected as an International Technical Officer. Ferraro, who refereed at IFMA’s 2016 competitions, tells USMF that the selection is the “biggest accomplishment” of his decade-long career.
We’d like to wish our athletes the best of luck at the 2022 IFMA World Championships in Abu Dhabi
