Pusat Senaman XStudio

When the traditional sarama music is played, it is recognized as a symbol of respect. A sense of gratitude toward those who have helped to form him. It causes the boxer's thought to turn back to his esteemed teacher, who instilled in him a knowledge of the Thai boxer's art. He also thinks of his parents, who gave him life. This gentleness is part of the true art of Thai boxing, and is expressed in the wai khruu, or Ceremony of Paying Homage to the Teacher. The wind music that accompanies this ceremony urges the boxer on, rouses his spirit until he is ready to face his opponent in manly combat...to fight for art and for a victory that is pure and unblemished.