For some reason, I can't comment in the Zhou topic where you made the Muay Thai comment. Which is too bad, because I wanted to discuss it with you. However, since this is where nineb posts all his comments, I figured I'd take it here.

Both you and Tarzan's username link to the same page, so I assume you are in some sort of pack( Both Admins, right?). I recently found a blantant untruth( Perhaps a deliberate lie.) in one of Tarzan's comments. What I want to talk about is your asserted relationship between Muay Thai and Wing-Chun. Do you have any resources I could look at that support your claim?

if practiced alot on things like dummies, then this can be applied to combat, and take out multiple enemies at once. this actaull the kind of stuff im training to do when i get out of basic training. i want to join one of these teams.

though i was hoping that at the end he was running for the light, and kick it :)

Of course i have resources. We all have. Just plain history. Read the history of Thailand, check what happened during the Ming Reign and after that. Then you will find your information. Almost all martial arts came from the same sources. You can even download complete history books here, if you do not want to go to the library or bookshop.

www.manybooks.net

I was talking more along the lines of an internet source, but that doesn't really matter. It actually wasn't the point of my original post in the Zhou thread anyway; I just suggested he try Thai boxing if he wanted to know what it was like, because it is different from Wing-Chun training.