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poi notes is a coach’s perspective series written by James Poidog, you can find other articles in the series here: poi notes Like Oil on Water 4 minute preview here – A couple things that are...

a new series of study articles examining the full-length sessions in the Intensives, written by James Poidog Clairvoyant: having the power of seeing objects or actions beyond the range of natural vision. There’s a theme that happens organically in everyone of Sylvie’s Intensives. These themes are brought about naturally...

Above is 15 minutes of our hour and 17 minute conference call discussing the first two chapters of the Inner Game of Tennis, the classic mental training text which tells us now to quiet the Inner...

a new series of study articles examining the full-length sessions in the Intensives, written by James Poidog Yodkhunpon: The Unrelenting Pressure of The Oceanic Tide of Thailand Tidal Wave-: something overwhelming especially in quantity or volume-Merriam Webster...

Time to become a Yodkhunpon Sittraipum, “Elbow Hunter of 100 Stitches” fan, if you aren’t already! The Sylvie Study Intensive project, as you know, has thus far been devoted to the 30+ day intensive study of...

The video clip above is talking about the Thai concept of “yohm” (ยอม), which means to “submit to” or “allow” something, and how it helps describe the Golden Age style of fighting. Karuhat’s style is characterized...

This session, unlike many of those in the series as a whole, has the added context that Karuhat had literally just watched me spar with my friend Emma for an hour before his session with me....

This is a companion piece to the Samson Isaan Muay Thai Library session which can be seen in its entirety as a patron supporter. You can support this archivist documentary project by becoming a patron (suggested...

As If Tethered – above is a 3:40 trailer clip from Episode 19 of my Karuhat Intensive. In this clip he’s working with me on timing and distance. A large part of what he teaches is...

In this session there was added emphasis on positioning, and using the eyes to read what your opponent is doing. Don’t just go through memorized positions or moves. This was happening with my forward check. Earlier...