
Elbow Rules: Muaythai, Kickboxing, K-1
Elbows are legal in muaythai but banned in kickboxing and K-1. A look at round counts, the five-second clinch limit, and where these rules come from.
Strength, power and programming explained through the decisions that make a session useful. Read the protocol, then decide what belongs in your setting.

Strength, power and programming explained through the decisions that make a session useful.

Elbows are legal in muaythai but banned in kickboxing and K-1. A look at round counts, the five-second clinch limit, and where these rules come from.

A plain guide to running, football, and hiking shoes: how uppers, fit, and surfaces decide what a buyer should look for.

A base layer is a materials decision: how the fabric handles sweat, repeat sessions and a hundred washes decides its real cost.

Velocity feedback can sharpen load decisions, but the research does not support a universal replacement for percentage-based training.

The quality of a jump or landing session depends on more than a contact count.

Velocity loss can describe fatigue within a set, but a cut-off is not a universal prescription.
Use the Performance Protocol Library to check procedure, equipment and limits before you turn a measurement into a decision.