Muay Thai Training – Escaping the Thai Clinch with Tony Olin

judoweekly | June 28, 2025 | Breaking

I have not long landed back into one of my favourite places in the whole world to visit Koh Samui ❤️🔥 I am once again staying at the truly phenomenal Lionheart Muay Thai alongside my great friend, head coach and Lionheart founder Tony Olin 🔥👀

However, this time around I have brought a group of nearly 40 people with me for what promises to be a truly amazing Muay Thai training camp at his fantastic gym!!

Just to give you some insights into the great coaching I am going to be privy to over the next 4 weeks, here you can see Tony and top Lionheart fighter Theptaksin going through some fundamental details on the clinch!!

I am sure I am going to have lots more brilliant videos like this one to share with you from this trip going forward. In the meantime though, enjoy the Muay Thai mastery on display, smash the follow button on Tony, Kwan and Lionheart Samui across all social media today 🔥🔥🔥

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