Muay Thai: The Footwork (Black and White Edition): The Secret to Learning the Art of 8 Limbs Paperback – March 10, 2018

It doesn't matter which martial arts or boxing/kickboxing style you take up. The most important basic happens to be proper footwork. And that's what this book emphasizes. This is a must read for anybody taking up muay thai or thinking about taking up muay thai. You'd be surprised how many people skip out on proper footwork. This is the "secret" as to why Thai fighters are on another level, even if they don't have the fanciest gyms and latest trendy workout gears. They pour their heart and soul and don't skip out on perfecting the basics.

This book was straight to the point explaining the reasoning behind the footwork, striking, defense, and countering of Muay Thai. I am very happy that I bought this book. I know if I practice everything in this book, I will be a great fighter!

Even if you have been training for some time, this book will add value to your training. It will also help you develop or maintain your mindset. Don't overlook this book!

For me this book filled in a lot of blind spots for my Muay Thai training. Before my stance didn't feel 100% grounded and my footwork wasn't alway's on point. Tony Yuan has a very clear way in breaking down every excersise. This book is not about about power or speed it's about building a strong foundation in your training. It all comes down to balance and shifting weight when executing blocks, kicks and punches. For me this book was very helpfull and I would recommend this book to anybody who would like a deeper understanding of Muay Thai.

Easy to understand explanations, color pictures, and videos. Can't beat the price. I would recommend this book to anyone wanting to learn about that basic mechanics.

Very informative and easy to follow. Great structure that compliments the flow of learning and guide to training and development.

A very sophisticated arpproach on footwork aong other topics, Now if somone would do a similar treatment on pekiti tersia.

Inaccurate translations and moves. Does not include Horse step, Tiger step and variations of Giant’s step etc. Not authentic from the source. Pictures not helpful. A gold rule in Muaythai is the feet should be shoulder width apart and heels up, in pictures heels are down and hip width. A narrow stance is not part of Muaythai because it leaves you vulnerable to being taken down by round kicks. And you would not ready to use for the moves of Muaythai with the feet in online. Far to many mistakes to list.