Muay Thai Bones Interviews (iTunes) - When Muay Thai Meets Dance
Added 2019-10-27 11:38:44 +0000 UTCKevin and I are always exploring, and this time Kevin takes the mic and has a conversation with Thais Hvid, a Danish freelance dancer and teacher who listens to our Muay Thai Bones podcast and really connects to some of the philosophical parts of the Muay Thai discussion. He found us not too long ago listening to our talk on Machado and how BJJ connects up to 1990s Golden Age Muay Thai. You can check out a short video excerpt here:
What Brazilian jiu-jitsu Can Teach Today's Muay Thai
https://youtu.be/rBrFFFnaVug
He flew out to Thailand to come and train at Petchrungruang, and had some good conversations with Kevin, so Kevin thought it would be great to just dive in and film an interview with him. I hope Kevin does more of these to grow the Muay Thai Bones offering for everyone!
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an illustrative juxtaposition posted by Thais, combining a ballet photo with a photography taken by Kevin.
The Muay Thai Bones podcast
The interview above is a branching off of our regular Muay Thai Bones podcasts which are really long form discussion on the deeper parts of Muay Thai and how it connects up to all things in Life. If you enjoyed this interview check out the regular Muay Thai Bones podcasts so far below:
Muay Thai Bones Podcast #5 - Muay Thai and Rap, Private Sessions, Thymos and Do Sleep!
Muay Thai Bones Podcast - #6 (for iTunes) Clinch, Belts, Suffering
Muay Thai Bones Podcast - #7 (for iTunes) Buddhism, Sparring, Time
Muay Thai Bones Podcast - #8 (for iTunes) Introverts, Goggins, Long Clinch, Fight City
Muay Thai Bones Podcast - #9 (for iTunes) Orca, Sak Yant, Long Guard, Flow
Muay Thai Bones Podcast - #10 (for iTunes) Losing Sweetness, "Easy Fight" Sabotage
Muay Thai Bones Podcast - #11 (for iTunes) Training Violence, Sudden Growth Spurts
Read all my Muay Thai Bones podcast posts here.
Remember, you can browse the entire Muay Thai Library sessions through this table of contents here:
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Comments
Kevin started a thread where some of the ideas can be expanded: https://8limbsus.com/muay-thai-forum/topic/1286-how-muay-thai-is-like-dance-theory-and-practice/
Sylvie von Duuglas-Ittu
2019-11-17 08:41:30 +0000 UTCThanks for the compliments, Mark!
Thais Hvid
2019-11-09 13:27:03 +0000 UTCI love this episode. Thais Hvid has some incredible insight into Muay Thai for how much experience he must have if he's getting into the art as recently as he has! If you read this, Thais, thank you! Kevin, your interview style has kicked off a train of thought for me (and a possibly presumptuous suggestion). Part of what makes your interviews fun is the dialog as you react to the other person's insights. Excitement for the ideas seems to compel you to respond and build off of the other person's ideas. I'd love to see you in the frame and I think it would fit naturally with the fairly assertive style you have now. Some of your questions have long setups, and you tend to contribute insights that reflect the explorations you and Sylvie have in instagram posts, Sylvie's technique blogs, etc. It seems like every interview fits into whatever dialectic you are pursuing, the books you are reading, your conversations with other people, etc -- and you are a participant in contributing insights and context. Plus, it's a tiny bit awkward to watch someone react silently for 15+ seconds of a question; watching you wrestle with the ideas before pitching them back to the other person might allow us as viewers to respond to your gestures, expressions, etc alongside the guest. Then again, perhaps the intention was to put the spotlight completely on Thais Hvid, so perhaps my suggestion isn't the right way to go. Either way, great conversation. I'm inspired to dig back through patreon and find all of the interviews I haven't listened to yet. If you made it this far -- thanks for reading!
Mark Elliot Jackson
2019-10-30 14:44:35 +0000 UTC
