Interview with Easton Training Center – Centennial Muay Thai Department Head JD Hardwick
Patti Inglis is a Muay Thai Coach at Easton Training Center – Arvada.
There are many activities you can do for a better Muay Thai experience. I’ve outlined 4 fitness tips in this post, along with some workouts that anyone can try!
Stephanie Johnson is a Muay Thai instructor at Easton Training Center Denver. I spoke with Stephanie about how she manages her “full-time life” and seemingly strikes such a healthy balance.
Bailey Winters is the head Muay Thai coach at Easton Arvada. Morgan: So let’s start with your journey, Bailey. When did you get into Muay Thai, and why did you stick around? Bailey: So I started my martial arts training with boxing. It was one…
Nothing takes the place of daily classes, but something from Easton Training Center endured in me mentally and emotionally, and a look into Muay Thai’s history gave me a hint as to why.
Warm Up 2×3 min rounds of jump rope, 30 seconds of rest 10 squats, 10 push ups in between rounds Shadowboxing R1. Footwork, fakes, feints, and defense. No strikes! Hand feint, shoulder feint, hip feint, switch feint, etc. R2. Mix in strikes with the feints….
Origin Story Coach Mike hails from Pleasantville, Iowa (population 1000). He describes it as a quaint little town with nice enough people, but unfortunately a lot of these people aren’t interested in self-growth or open-mindedness. He moved to Boulder, CO with his partner after she…
Objective: The focus this week will be on distance management and using different weapons in different Zones. Warm-up: 1×5 min round jump rope, followed by 20 squats/20 push-ups 1 x 5 min round shadowbox, followed by 20 squats/20 push-ups Bag Rounds (3 min rounds x…
Inside Work! The focus of this heavy bag training session will be to work on your inside game (zone 1). Using a mix of traditional boxing techniques and Muay Thai, this routine will help improve your offense and endurance while in-fighting. Warm-Up: 1 x 3…