Conditioning
Conditioning is a Muay Thai training term. Hardening the body for impact: kicking the bag and pads to toughen the shins, and press-ups, sit-ups and knee drills at the end of a session. It is also written Body conditioning and Shin conditioning. Related terms: Bag work and Check. Thai spellings and pronunciations vary between transliteration systems.
Meaning
- Conditioning
- Hardening the body for impact: kicking the bag and pads to toughen the shins, and press-ups, sit-ups and knee drills at the end of a session.
| Term | Conditioning |
|---|---|
| Also written | Body conditioning, Shin conditioning |
| Category | Training |
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Questions about Conditioning
What does Conditioning mean in Muay Thai?
Hardening the body for impact: kicking the bag and pads to toughen the shins, and press-ups, sit-ups and knee drills at the end of a session.
What are other spellings of Conditioning?
It is also written Body conditioning and Shin conditioning. Transliteration from Thai varies.
What terms are related to Conditioning?
Related terms: Bag work and Check.
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