Striking / TCB Fight Factory
Muay Thai

Striking / The TCB archive
FIND YOUR RHYTHM.
Explore Muay Thai through coached striking, movement and combinations. Start with control. Keep building.
Choose a part of the practice
Begin with a clear foundation. Ask your coach how striking fundamentals fits your current muay thai session.
Explore this training focus01 / Where the work begins
Build a complete arsenal.
TCB lists beginner kickboxing and Muay Thai sessions in its weekday schedule. Ask the coaching team about the current class format, equipment and how the two disciplines are taught.
Confirm the current class, location and equipment with the TCB team.
02 / Explore the practice
WHAT GOES
INTO THE WORK.
Choose a focus to explore the class topics.
Bring the technical questions to your coach.
Focus 01 / 04
Striking fundamentals
Begin with the core ideas of the discipline. Ask how the current class introduces striking fundamentals.
Control / timing / rhythm01
An illustrated guide to the program’s focus.
03 / Give the work some time
ONE ROUND.
THEN THE NEXT.
A quiet timer for work and rest. Set the interval for your session, then start when you are ready.
This tool keeps time. Discuss the training itself with your coach.
Talk about your next session02 Make time for the work
Your next round.
A simple work and rest timer. Set your time, press start, and keep your own pace.
Ready when you are.
Changing the timing resets the round. No automatic start. No sound.
Do I need to know how to fight?
No. TCB welcomes beginners. Tell the coaching team about your experience and what you want from training so they can help you choose a starting point.
What should I bring to my first visit?
Bring comfortable athletic clothing and water. Call ahead to confirm the session, required equipment and whether loan gear is available for your chosen class.
Do I have to compete?
You can start with fitness, confidence or learning a discipline. If you want to compete, talk with a coach about the training and preparation that comes first.


