DAB - How to use a Thai sword scabbard

[@Pahuyuth]

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[@jmalfonso7]

I never understood why scabbards cannot be used as a secondary weapon, you can totally disorient the person by whacking one of their limbs in a fight, depending how durable the scabbard is.

[@Zepha21]

Some brilliant moves at the end, thank you very much for this video.

[@ฐิติณัชพงษ์กิติภพ]

ดีครับได้ความรู้มาก ดาบไทยดาบต่างชาติต่างมีข้อเด่นข้อด้อยในตัวเอง *สรุปแล้วใครปรับตัวเข้าหาอาวุธได้ดีกว่าคนนั้นย่อมใช้อาวุธได้อย่างมีประสิทธิภาพมากกว่า ย่อมเกิดผลสำเร็จในวัตถุประสงค์ของตนแน่นอน*

[@mynamesjustmaxwell6814]

2:54 This technique only works when the other dude has a jaw line lmfao

[@Wild1990Child]

very interesting. don't see why you would want to draw the sword from between the legs though

[@Pahuyuth]

A) Because it is possible, but unexpected B) Because it is offending in some cultures C) Because A) and B) may provide an advantage. 🙏🏻

[@kasukahei]

I can tell you from what my own teacher taught... There is are some drawing techniques that employ an initial attack, like a teep, to get distance etc. But even then I haven't really seen this sort of draw :)

[@justinians9367]

I studied Iaido as a teen this is like the tie equivalent cool stuff

[@muayboran6111]

Remember, many mercenaries from Japan were ronin and some even became mulitary generals and commanders. Yamada Nagamasa was one samurai who became the governer of nakhon sri thamarat province and was incharge of rhe southern warfront against the malays. So if you compared swords of sukhothai and early ayuthaya to late ayuthaya the dhab had adopted japanese and arab features while keeping their tradition style. There were exchanges between Thai and japan in other things too. Muay Thai was a strong influence of Karate through the trade route which passed through ryukyu islands

[@mrzaman9736]

Very skillful weapons technique with Thai weapons superb

[@luisbarrueta8207]

Do you have a video on how to tie the rope to the scabbard? The rope from my sword came off and I don't know how to retie it....

[@crubs83]

Why is the hilt so long if the sword is meant to be one-handed?

[@Pahuyuth]

The long hilt creates a center-near pivot that enables a high rotation speed and complex movement patterns. It is also used for blunt striking at very close distances. It is said, that Thai sword pommels (such as the steel tip in this video) have killed even more people than the blade throughout history. Find more information here: pahuyuth.com/en/daab/

[@kasukahei]

It allows momentum to be generated more easily so cuts can be made faster and with more fluidity.

[@DeathmentalPvP]

whats the name of this type of thai sword

[@Pahuyuth]

Daab Ayutthaya 👉🏻 pahuyuth.com/en/daab/

[@smartbaba1321]

It's very similar to North-East Indian haingdang, just little bit smaller then it.

[@yankeejedi2575]

Excellent techniques. Where can I find a sword like that?

[@Pahuyuth]

Small forges in Ayutthaya. They have literally hundreds of years of experience.

[@yankeejedi2575]

@@Pahuyuth Could you give me the web site please? I can't find them on the internet.

[@Pahuyuth]

We certainly would if we could and we would gladly support said forges, especially in times like these. The problem is that such swords are usually not sold online, which means that you will have to go there, ask around and talk to the respective blacksmith in person for „a sword like that“. It may sound a bit strange, but such swords will rather find you than the other way around. Therefore if you are just looking for "a Thai sword" we would simply recommend to look for something like that on Ebay. If you are looking for something to actually train with, we would recommend to start with a pair of those: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oGKaqod7e8llnpo

[@shahargaming9395]

This is the original sword please answer

[@porthosthemighty4610]

Is it customary to discard the scabbard after un-sheathing?

[@Pahuyuth]

Depends on the situation and what you would like to achieve. The scabbard could also be used as a blunt second sword, since it is an arm-length object after all. That in fact was common practice and also original form of fighting with the double swords (Daab Song Mue). Learn more 👉🏻 pahuyuth.com/en/daab/

[@alepshanders895]

how, if i want to buy the sword...

[@Pahuyuth]

We recommend buying Thai swords directly from blacksmiths in Ayutthaya. Often these are small family businesses that have literally several hundred years of experience in the production of such swords and thus contribute to cultural preservation. We usually purchase our steel swords from 👉🏻 facebook.com/kaimeedAyutthaya

[@TheOnlyNarwalrus]

@@Pahuyuth I bought a sword like this one but I’m wondering if the sword in the video is the same one. Does the teacher use a stainless steel sword?

[@Pahuyuth]

@@TheOnlyNarwalrus We don't know. A teacher's swords came to him by chance. They were originally made for another teacher (red belt), but he never came by to pick them up. Due to the nature of these swords, they were deemed unsellable until a teacher came across and took them with him. In general we consider swords and other weapons as tools, which is we we don't care too much about the type of steel, but rather about what can be achieved with an object.

[@seraphineroth3606]

*Some facts about Thaiachira* A spin-off of Muay Chaiya, which originated from a student sports group at Ramkhamhaeng University and therefore has nothing to do with old fighting styles, but pretends to make themselves important. The chairman of Thaiachira (Kru Lamp) has no qualification as a teacher (Krob Kru). He has also never fought in a boxing ring. His sword knowledge is based solely on student sports and stage fencing (Krabi Krabong), which is taught at the university. The rest comes from Muay Chaiya, which can also not be called an old or a real Thai martial art. The Muay from the city of Chaiya mainly refers to a certain Ajarn Ket Sriyapai. Ket Sriyapai was the son of a governor who was active in sports promotion and brought Muay Veti fighters (Muay Thai) from Chaiya to Bangkok to promote them there. Ajarn Khet never learned Muay Thai himself. The only reason why he is called "Ajarn" is that he has written and published some (fictional) stories about Muay Thai fighters. Ajarn Ket came from a high-ranking family and therefore never fought in a boxing ring. That would have been inappropriate for his standing. His actual profession was civil servant in the building industry. Later Muay Chaiya generations (for example Ket's school friend Tonglor Yalee) mixed normal Muay Thai techniques with Silat (Indonesia), Wushu (China) and Jiu Jitsu (Japan). For these reasons Muay Chaiya, and everything that comes from this direction, can neither be called an old nor a real Thai martial art. Source: Pantip. com (dig deep and you’ll find what they don’t want you to know! 🤫)

[@mr.q337]

Very interesting! Thank you for sharing. Now then I wonder what is the true origin of Muay Thai then? Or how Thai people fought back in the day?

[@zazontv8139]

Thailand Number One

[@Alan_Blossom]

This comment here meant to be a joke by the Thais. It is harmless and he did not meant that Thailand is more superior than any other asians. It's just a joke. Thais barely speaks english because they're an independent country. Some asia people might get triggered so i'm mentioning that it's nothing. That's all. Image him raising his hand while he says it. 😆

[@METALSKY808]

@@Alan_Blossom ไม่มีอะไรดีสุดหรอกครับ

[@mrboardzzz1876]

Toxic thai

[@kirivanyam6035]

And this takes me back when I heard the song from the Thai Movie about a young Thai male scientist searching for the a special lotus and the song with the lyrics "Made in Thailand". Love the movie. Comedy

[@roninkenshi5988]

Would the main weapon of a siamese soldier be the spear?/halberd Cause fighting with a sword against the burmese whom had shields might have been impractical

[@086009970611]

Yep, mostly shield and blade and spear same as burmese but most elite soldier use duel blade. somehow duel blade kind of common thing to see here for an medieval weapon even our war heroes were using duel wield. For I said blade not sword because from what I understand blade are 1 sided sharp not like sword has 2 sided sharp.

[@samuraijackoff5354]

There are some open areas im sure to swing it around

[@yeaung5384]

The waits was stuck while trying to take it out and show some skill 😂

[@Pankajsaikiaindia]

Do you know Tai Ahom

[@Pankajsaikiaindia]

They too have a similar sword like this called the hengdang

[@subratagoswami4076]

Heng-dang anyone?

[@Pankajsaikiaindia]

It’s like that..lachit barphukan statue sword

[@WutTheTiTans]

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[@30mokhsittisomwong58]

First time that I read this channel name I read it "Prayuth" that name makes me scare

[@r-p6278]

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[@Rock-iz8ng]

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[@Dani-lf8sy]

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[@NWOFanWG]

Sehr Perfekte Schwert übungen und Technicken weiter so,mehr davon!

[@mrboardzzz1876]

Not eazy to do in real life lol

[@rogercat9128]

WTF!!

[@tanatat3068]

คนไทย

[@mimpcinco135]

I'll stick to my 9mm better

[@drpain5260]

Thai sword haha no

[@nikakoehler4938]

*Some facts about Thaiachira* A spin-off of Muay Chaiya, which originated from a student sports group at Ramkhamhaeng University and therefore has nothing to do with old fighting styles, but pretends to make themselves important. The chairman of Thaiachira (Kru Lamp) has no qualification as a teacher (Krob Kru). He has also never fought in a boxing ring. His sword knowledge is based solely on student sports and stage fencing (Krabi Krabong), which is taught at the university. The rest comes from Muay Chaiya, which can also not be called an old or a real Thai martial art. The Muay from the city of Chaiya mainly refers to a certain Ajarn Ket Sriyapai. Ket Sriyapai was the son of a governor who was active in sports promotion and brought Muay Veti fighters (Muay Thai) from Chaiya to Bangkok to promote them there. Ajarn Khet never learned Muay Thai himself. The only reason why he is called "Ajarn" is that he has written and published some (fictional) stories about Muay Thai fighters. Ajarn Ket came from a high-ranking family and therefore never fought in a boxing ring. That would have been inappropriate for his standing. His actual profession was civil servant in the building industry. Later Muay Chaiya generations (for example Ket's school friend Tonglor Yalee) mixed normal Muay Thai techniques with Silat (Indonesia), Wushu (China) and Jiu Jitsu (Japan). For these reasons Muay Chaiya, and everything that comes from this direction, can neither be called an old nor a real Thai martial art. Source: Pantip. com (dig deep and you’ll find what they don’t want you to know! 🤫)

[@jeremiassauer9311]

*Some facts about Thaiachira* A spin-off of Muay Chaiya, which originated from a student sports group at Ramkhamhaeng University and therefore has nothing to do with old fighting styles, but pretends to make themselves important. The chairman of Thaiachira (Kru Lamp) has no qualification as a teacher (Krob Kru). He has also never fought in a boxing ring. His sword knowledge is based solely on student sports and stage fencing (Krabi Krabong), which is taught at the university. The rest comes from Muay Chaiya, which can also not be called an old or a real Thai martial art. The Muay from the city of Chaiya mainly refers to a certain Ajarn Ket Sriyapai. Ket Sriyapai was the son of a governor who was active in sports promotion and brought Muay Veti fighters (Muay Thai) from Chaiya to Bangkok to promote them there. Ajarn Khet never learned Muay Thai himself. The only reason why he is called "Ajarn" is that he has written and published some (fictional) stories about Muay Thai fighters. Ajarn Ket came from a high-ranking family and therefore never fought in a boxing ring. That would have been inappropriate for his standing. His actual profession was civil servant in the building industry. Later Muay Chaiya generations (for example Ket's school friend Tonglor Yalee) mixed normal Muay Thai techniques with Silat (Indonesia), Wushu (China) and Jiu Jitsu (Japan). For these reasons Muay Chaiya, and everything that comes from this direction, can neither be called an old nor a real Thai martial art. Source: Pantip. com (dig deep and you’ll find what they don’t want you to know! 🤫)

[@fredericschulte1977]

*Some facts about Thaiachira* A spin-off of Muay Chaiya, which originated from a student sports group at Ramkhamhaeng University and therefore has nothing to do with old fighting styles, but pretends to make themselves important. The chairman of Thaiachira (Kru Lamp) has no qualification as a teacher (Krob Kru). He has also never fought in a boxing ring. His sword knowledge is based solely on student sports and stage fencing (Krabi Krabong), which is taught at the university. The rest comes from Muay Chaiya, which can also not be called an old or a real Thai martial art. The Muay from the city of Chaiya mainly refers to a certain Ajarn Ket Sriyapai. Ket Sriyapai was the son of a governor who was active in sports promotion and brought Muay Veti fighters (Muay Thai) from Chaiya to Bangkok to promote them there. Ajarn Khet never learned Muay Thai himself. The only reason why he is called "Ajarn" is that he has written and published some (fictional) stories about Muay Thai fighters. Ajarn Ket came from a high-ranking family and therefore never fought in a boxing ring. That would have been inappropriate for his standing. His actual profession was civil servant in the building industry. Later Muay Chaiya generations (for example Ket's school friend Tonglor Yalee) mixed normal Muay Thai techniques with Silat (Indonesia), Wushu (China) and Jiu Jitsu (Japan). For these reasons Muay Chaiya, and everything that comes from this direction, can neither be called an old nor a real Thai martial art. Source: Pantip. com (dig deep and you’ll find what they don’t want you to know! 🤫)

[@laurenzbrandt8228]

*Some facts about Thaiachira* A spin-off of Muay Chaiya, which originated from a student sports group at Ramkhamhaeng University and therefore has nothing to do with old fighting styles, but pretends to make themselves important. The chairman of Thaiachira (Kru Lamp) has no qualification as a teacher (Krob Kru). He has also never fought in a boxing ring. His sword knowledge is based solely on student sports and stage fencing (Krabi Krabong), which is taught at the university. The rest comes from Muay Chaiya, which can also not be called an old or a real Thai martial art. The Muay from the city of Chaiya mainly refers to a certain Ajarn Ket Sriyapai. Ket Sriyapai was the son of a governor who was active in sports promotion and brought Muay Veti fighters (Muay Thai) from Chaiya to Bangkok to promote them there. Ajarn Khet never learned Muay Thai himself. The only reason why he is called "Ajarn" is that he has written and published some (fictional) stories about Muay Thai fighters. Ajarn Ket came from a high-ranking family and therefore never fought in a boxing ring. That would have been inappropriate for his standing. His actual profession was civil servant in the building industry. Later Muay Chaiya generations (for example Ket's school friend Tonglor Yalee) mixed normal Muay Thai techniques with Silat (Indonesia), Wushu (China) and Jiu Jitsu (Japan). For these reasons Muay Chaiya, and everything that comes from this direction, can neither be called an old nor a real Thai martial art. Source: Pantip. com (dig deep and you’ll find what they don’t want you to know! 🤫)

[@lewisalbrecht4461]

*Some facts about Thaiachira* A spin-off of Muay Chaiya, which originated from a student sports group at Ramkhamhaeng University and therefore has nothing to do with old fighting styles, but pretends to make themselves important. The chairman of Thaiachira (Kru Lamp) has no qualification as a teacher (Krob Kru). He has also never fought in a boxing ring. His sword knowledge is based solely on student sports and stage fencing (Krabi Krabong), which is taught at the university. The rest comes from Muay Chaiya, which can also not be called an old or a real Thai martial art. The Muay from the city of Chaiya mainly refers to a certain Ajarn Ket Sriyapai. Ket Sriyapai was the son of a governor who was active in sports promotion and brought Muay Veti fighters (Muay Thai) from Chaiya to Bangkok to promote them there. Ajarn Khet never learned Muay Thai himself. The only reason why he is called "Ajarn" is that he has written and published some (fictional) stories about Muay Thai fighters. Ajarn Ket came from a high-ranking family and therefore never fought in a boxing ring. That would have been inappropriate for his standing. His actual profession was civil servant in the building industry. Later Muay Chaiya generations (for example Ket's school friend Tonglor Yalee) mixed normal Muay Thai techniques with Silat (Indonesia), Wushu (China) and Jiu Jitsu (Japan). For these reasons Muay Chaiya, and everything that comes from this direction, can neither be called an old nor a real Thai martial art. Source: Pantip. com (dig deep and you’ll find what they don’t want you to know! 🤫)