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    Using My Sexual Assault Story to Train Thai Police

July 14, 2022 by Under the Ropes - 0 comments

Hurts Like Hell: Netflix’s Muay Thai Series Reviewed & Explained

February 13, 2022 by Under the Ropes - 4 Comments

How to Be an Ally to Women in Muay Thai

November 19, 2021 by Under the Ropes - 2 Comments

The First Women’s Fights at Lumpini: How We Got Here and What’s Next

June 1, 2021 by Under the Ropes - 6 Comments

My Story is Not Your Trauma Porn: How Not to Interview Survivors of Sexual Assault

February 27, 2021 by Under the Ropes - 0 comments

Interview for The Fight Back Podcast

January 24, 2021 by Under the Ropes - 0 comments

The Bangkok Podcast – Confronting Thailand’s Problem with Violence Against Women

January 10, 2021 by Under the Ropes - 1 Comment

‘Muay Thai Feminist’ – My Interview with The People

January 6, 2021 by Under the Ropes - 1 Comment

‘We are Fighters!’ – A Muay Thai Class for Survivors of Violence

July 7, 2020 by Under the Ropes - 8 Comments

Why Self-Defense Classes Don’t Prevent Sexual Assault

April 5, 2020 by Under the Ropes - 7 Comments

If I’m Not a Fighter, Who Am I?

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I tease @kruchon_muaythai for sparring like he's in a lakorn, because he loves a bit of overacting 🎬 When the p'win is better at striking a pose than you are 💁‍♀️🔥 5 years ago, when I fought Nong Fang Sor. Praithong in an unplanned rematch. We first fought 3 years earlier, when I won by KO in the first round with a right hand. This time, she out-scored me and won by decision. Both times, I didn't know who my opponent was until I got to the fight and saw our names on the program. That was standard for most of my fights. Not having a current Muay Thai gym to call home means I'm focusing on my strength and conditioning for the time being, just until I figure things out. March 1st was a date to look forward to for much of my fight career, because it's when I would get to fight at the Muay Thai College in Chombeung, Ratchaburi. They held annual Muay Thai festivals, and I fought there four years in a row, starting from 2013. Won 2, lost 2, loved the experience every time. 10 years ago today, I had my very first fight. It was life-changing. My newest article is about how men can be better allies to women in Muay Thai. It lays out guidelines for Muay Thai practitioners, gym owners, trainers and even content creators, and starts by looking at how one particular post got it wrong. We're one day into 2022 and I already need another vacation. Enjoying being a lady of leisure for the last few days of the year. I deserve this shit.
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