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Muay Thai Yoga Flow


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How can we improve flexibility and mobility to improve our Muay Thai performance. This yoga flow, Muay Thai flow, can help you anime warriors knee and kick higher and extend to punch further.


Although Muay Thai training requires extensive shadow and pad drills, it's imperative to include consistent mobility and flexibility training to execute higher quality knees, elbows, punches and kicks. This yoga flow routine, Muay Thai yoga flow, can help set you improve your Muay Thai performance through a sequence of dynamic and static exercises.




Who's This For?

Suitable for intermediate and advance levels


MuayThai Yoga Flow:

Improved mobility

Improved flexibility

Improve mindset

Increase energy

Increase blood flow



Muay Thai Yoga Flow Details:

Complete each exercise in sequential format.

Follow the time length for each exercise


Muay Thai Flow Routine:

Arm circles

Dynamic high knee marches

Gate openers

Forward fold

Standing spinal rotations

Triangle pose

Tree pose

Warrior III

Hand-to-big toe pose

Crescent lunge

Deep lateral lunge

Plow pose


Coach Notes:

  • Modify time length for each exercise.

  • Execute each exercise at your own comfort level.

  • Continously alternate knees during the high knee marches

  • Continuously alternate legs for the gate openers

  • Use a wall or sturdy post for support and stability if you're new to some of these movements


Muay Thai yoga flow sequence that includes 12 yoga exercises

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