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jiwafoto > JULY 2003
BANGKOK, THAILAND

Youngsters do sit-ups at theNaratikul,  Muai Thai gym,  in northern Bangkok. Kids as early as 14 come from the province to live and train at the certain gym (usually each gym hosts fighters from one exclusive area). As soon as they considered ready they attend proffesionall matches in smaller and than in two main rings in the city. Earnings from 400 Baht per fight to few thousands makes this youngsters breadwinners for their families back in the province. There are about 400 gyms in Bangkok and most of them accept foreigners to be trained. On the world class level Muay Thai is not any more dominated by Thai fighters. Some claim that is due to gambling, setting up matches and drugs used on the local profesional level. 

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jiwafoto > JULY 2003
BANGKOK, THAILAND

Youngsters, members of the Naratikul  Muai Thai gym,  in northern Bangkok, interrupt their training to get some ice cream from the passing vendor. Kids as early as 14 come from the province to live and train at the certain gym (usually each gym hosts fighters from one exclusive area). As soon as they considered ready they attend proffesionall matches in smaller and than in two main rings in the city. Earnings from 400 Baht per fight to few thousands makes this youngsters breadwinners for their families back in the province. There are about 400 gyms in Bangkok and most of them accept foreigners to be trained. On the world class level Muay Thai is not any more dominated by Thai fighters. Some claim that is due to gambling, setting up matches and drugs used on the local profesional level. 


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jiwafoto > JULY 2003
BANGKOK, THAILAND

Youngsters, members of the Naratikul  Muai Thai gym,  in northern Bangkok, interrupt their training to get some ice cream from the passing vendor. Kids as early as 14 come from the province to live and train at the certain gym (usually each gym hosts fighters from one exclusive area). As soon as they considered ready they attend proffesionall matches in smaller and than in two main rings in the city. Earnings from 400 Baht per fight to few thousands makes this youngsters breadwinners for their families back in the province. There are about 400 gyms in Bangkok and most of them accept foreigners to be trained. On the world class level Muay Thai is not any more dominated by Thai fighters. Some claim that is due to gambling, setting up matches and drugs used on the local profesional level. 

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jiwafoto > JULY 2003
BANGKOK, THAILAND

Jipet, 19 years old member of  Naratikul  Muai Thai gym,  in northern Bangkok, does his sit-ups sorrounded with his gym-mates as he prepaires to fight in the Rachawong ring, one of the two biggest rings in the city. Kids as early as 14 come from the province to live and train at the certain gym (usually each gym hosts fighters from one exclusive area). As soon as they considered ready they attend proffesionall matches in smaller and than in two main rings in the city. Earnings from 400 Baht per fight to few thousands makes this youngsters breadwinners for their families back in the province. There are about 400 gyms in Bangkok and most of them accept foreigners to be trained. On the world class level Muay Thai is not any more dominated by Thai fighters. Some claim that is due to gambling, setting up matches and drugs used on the local profesional level. 

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jiwafoto > JULY 2003
BANGKOK, THAILAND

As one member of the Naratikul  Muai Thai gym,  in northern Bangkok, interrupt his training to get some ice cream, the other works on weight lifting.  Kids as early as 14 come from the province to live and train at the certain gym (usually each gym hosts fighters from one exclusive area). As soon as they considered ready they attend proffesionall matches in smaller and than in two main rings in the city. Earnings from 400 Baht per fight to few thousands makes this youngsters breadwinners for their families back in the province. There are about 400 gyms in Bangkok and most of them accept foreigners to be trained. On the world class level Muay Thai is not any more dominated by Thai fighters. Some claim that is due to gambling, setting up matches and drugs used on the local profesional level. 

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jiwafoto > JULY 2003
BANGKOK, THAILAND

Youngsters, members of the Naratikul  Muai Thai gym,  in northern Bangkok, interrupt their training to get some ice cream from the passing vendor.  Kids as early as 14 come from the province to live and train at the certain gym (usually each gym hosts fighters from one exclusive area). As soon as they considered ready they attend proffesionall matches in smaller and than in two main rings in the city. Earnings from 400 Baht per fight to few thousands makes this youngsters breadwinners for their families back in the province. There are about 400 gyms in Bangkok and most of them accept foreigners to be trained. On the world class level Muay Thai is not any more dominated by Thai fighters. Some claim that is due to gambling, setting up matches and drugs used on the local profesional level. 

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jiwafoto > JUNE 2003
BANGKOK, THAILAND

Young boys from Yala in Sothern Thailand, spar during the training at the Naratikul camp in northern Bangkok.  Kids as early as 14 come from the province to live and train at the certain gym (usually each gym hosts fighters from one exclusive area). As soon as they considered ready they attend proffesionall matches in smaller and than in two main rings in the city. Earnings from 400 Baht per fight to few thousands makes this youngsters breadwinners for their families back in the province. There are about 400 gyms in Bangkok and most of them accept foreigners to be trained. On the world class level Muay Thai is not any more dominated by Thai fighters. Some claim that is due to gambling, setting up matches and drugs used on the local profesional level. 

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jiwafoto > JUNE 2003
BANGKOK, THAILAND

'Mac', 14 years old from Yala in Sothern Thailand, hits the bag during his training at the Naratikul camp in northern Bangkok.  Kids as early as 14 come from the province to live and train at the certain gym (usually each gym hosts fighters from one exclusive area). As soon as they considered ready they attend proffesionall matches in smaller and than in two main rings in the city. Earnings from 400 Baht per fight to few thousands makes this youngsters breadwinners for their families back in the province. There are about 400 gyms in Bangkok and most of them accept foreigners to be trained. On the world class level Muay Thai is not any more dominated by Thai fighters. Some claim that is due to gambling, setting up matches and drugs used on the local profesional level. 

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jiwafoto > JUNE 2003
BANGKOK, THAILAND

19 years old Jaipet from Yala in Sothern Thailand, receives a blow during his training at the Naratikul camp in northern Bangkok. He is getting ready for the fight in the one of the main rings in the city, in two days. From early age provincial kids get drafted into Muay Thai camps in Bangkok to start their professional carier. Earnings from 400 Baht per fight to few thousands makes this youngsters breadwinners for their families back in the province. There are about 400 gyms in Bangkok and most of them accept foreigners to be trained. On the world class level Muay Thai is not any more dominated by Thai fighters. Some claim that is due to gambling, setting up matches and drugs used on the local profesional level. 

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JULY 2003
BANGKOK, THAILAND

Youngsters do sit-ups at theNaratikul, Muai Thai gym, in northern Bangkok. Kids as early as 14 come from the province to live and train at the certain gym (usually each gym hosts fighters from one exclusive area). As soon as they considered ready they attend proffesionall matches in smaller and than in two main rings in the city. Earnings from 400 Baht per fight to few thousands makes this youngsters breadwinners for their families back in the province. There are about 400 gyms in Bangkok and most of them accept foreigners to be trained. On the world class level Muay Thai is not any more dominated by Thai fighters. Some claim that is due to gambling, setting up matches and drugs used on the local profesional level.

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 > JULY 2003
BANGKOK, THAILAND

Youngsters do sit-ups at theNaratikul,  Muai Thai gym,  in northern Bangkok. Kids as early as 14 come from the province to live and train at the certain gym (usually each gym hosts fighters from one exclusive area). As soon as they considered ready they attend proffesionall matches in smaller and than in two main rings in the city. Earnings from 400 Baht per fight to few thousands makes this youngsters breadwinners for their families back in the province. There are about 400 gyms in Bangkok and most of them accept foreigners to be trained. On the world class level Muay Thai is not any more dominated by Thai fighters. Some claim that is due to gambling, setting up matches and drugs used on the local profesional level. 

Photo Sasa Kralj/JiwaFoto
JULY 2003
BANGKOK, THAILAND

Youngsters do sit-ups at theNaratikul, Muai Thai gym, in northern Bangkok. Kids as early as 14 come from the province to live and train at the certain gym (usually each gym hosts fighters from one exclusive area). As soon as they considered ready they attend proffesionall matches in smaller and than in two main rings in the city. Earnings from 400 Baht per fight to few thousands makes this youngsters breadwinners for their families back in the province. There are about 400 gyms in Bangkok and most of them accept foreigners to be trained. On the world class level Muay Thai is not any more dominated by Thai fighters. Some claim that is due to gambling, setting up matches and drugs used on the local profesional level.

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