Lost Arts Martial
Bridging the gap between the ancient arts and modern combat methods. A growing library of tutorials, perspectives and educational resources for all levels: from the weekend warrior to the elite athlete. Led by Sifu Sakan Lam and Coach Wes Hickman.
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| Issues | 8 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 3 years ago |
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Hidden Wing Chun Hand Fighting at BJJ Tournament
Sakan Lam of Lost Arts Martial fought a total of 7 matches at his latest BJJ tournament, of which 6 were victories.
This was accomplished with a strategy that was built around archetypal wing chun hand fighting techniques.
The fighting pr...
Dutch Kickboxing or Muay Thai Defense for MMA?
Today we present some kickboxing defense drills from our library which can be used as preparation for sparring or as part of a stand alone training session.
The Muay Thai shield and the Dutch shield block both have their advantages in the...
Shadow Thai Boxing
An important element of every Muay Thai training session is shadow boxing.
Here in Thailand it is typically placed at the start of the training session after a warm up and stretching.
Staples such as shadow boxing should never leave a ma...
Who is Lost Arts Martial for?
Our vision and overarching goal is simple, profound and most importantly practical.
LAM is building a framework to connect the ancient arts with modern methods and application.
The traditional martial arts can be used to good effect in th...
Teep push kick and JKD?
The teep push kick is a fundamental technique in a Muay Thai boxers toolbox and today we're looking at it from a slightly different angle as to why it's such an effective weapon.
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The JKD principle of longest tool to...
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