The South African Muaythai Confederation of Martial Arts South Africa

Estimated number of athletes: 30

The SA Muaythai Confederation was formed as a sub-committee of Martial Arts South Africa (MASA), to unify and
develop Muaythai in South Africa. It is led by Arjarn Mario Da Silva, who Arjarn Mario has reached one of the highest
level of a Westerner as an Arjarn (or independent Master) at khan 14, and continues to seek avenues academically to develop himself and athletes under his tuition.

Muaythai is a Thai martial art (literally translated from Thai as Thai boxing (muay)), encompassing the use of eight
weapons – two feet/shins; two knees; two elbows; and two fists - to attack and defend against an opponent by
punching, kicking, elbowing and kneeing, as well as incorporating clinching techniques. Muaythai developed as a
sport from an ancient traditional Thai form of combat, and is now practised across the by world by men and women
of all ages, as a sport and form of physical fitness. The competitive arena of Muaythai caters for both amateurs and
professionals, from young “cadettes”, juniors and through to senior athletes.

Please do not hesitate to contact us should you require any further information.

Contact information:

Vice-president

Kru Joanne Riley

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073 472 5341

Gauteng provincial head and technical director:

Kru Jonathan Lee

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082 649 6273

Web address:

www.muay4life.com