New Arrivals
This is Her Era.
As combat sports women, we are in constant flow between being skilled technicians, community builders, committed athletes and hobbyists, and who we are as women outside of the gym.
The Hera Collection takes modest monochrome palettes and weaves in elegant gold detailing to represent our unwavering focus in the sport and feminine spark that drives us every day.
Hera Collection
Kawaii, killer and everything in between.
Inspired by Hokusai's 'The Great Wave Off Kanagawa' and the idea of grace and strength being on the same spectrum. Ryoko represents the idea that it is not a choice between either feminine gracefulness or masculine power but, like the ocean, is a moving blend of both.
Restocked!
Ryoko Collection
Handwrap Bundles
We heard you guys like to buy a few handwraps at once to make sure you're covered for multiple days of training, so we've put together some bundles to make that easier for you - plus with 15% off!
Los primeros pantalones cortos de Muay Thai del mundo cortados a medida para mujeres
El muay thai se originó en Tailandia como un deporte exclusivo para hombres, por lo que no sorprende que los pantalones cortos de muay thai hayan sido fabricados históricamente por hombres y diseñados para el cuerpo masculino. Las cosas han avanzado desde entonces, pero los pantalones cortos de muay thai han permanecido iguales, lo que no tenía sentido para nosotros porque nuestros cuerpos son muy diferentes a los de los hombres. ¡Solo mire todas las tablas de tallas de ropa en todas las prendas!
Así que nos propusimos crear el pantalón corto de Muay Thai para mujer, diseñado con caderas más anchas y una cintura más pequeña que los pantalones cortos tailandeses normales para adaptarse a la tabla de tallas femeninas y, a su vez, a nuestros cuerpos de manera más cómoda.
Disponible en tallas XS a 3XL, sólo aquí en Athena Fightwear.
Pantalones cortos de muay thai para mujer
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Blog
Muay Thai Gym Etiquette in Thailand: 10 Traditions & Unwritten Rules
Muay Thai gyms in Thailand run on respect. Take your shoes off before the mat, greet your trainers with a wai, show up on time (late arrivals often do push-ups), never step over the ropes, and keep...
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Why Do Muay Thai Fighters Say "Oowee"? Meaning Explained
Muay Thai fighters, trainers and crowds say "oowee" (often written "oi" or "ooi") to mark a clean, scoring strike. It's a vocal signal that says "that landed." On the pads it tells you your techniq...
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