In the warm-up phase, you prepare your body for training. To achieve this, you must rst warm up your muscles;jogging and skipping rope are recommended for this. You then bandage your hands, stretch your body, and loosen up the joints. Before the training session you can rub on warming massage oil. The warm-up helps you perform and allows you to prepare mentally for your training.Saiyok starts with an easy run of six miles in the morning, interspersed with ten sprints of one hundred yards each. In the afternoon he jogs for three miles withve one-hundred-yard sprints in between. He then follows up with twenty to thirty minutes of skipping rope. Kem begins with a run of one to two hours in the morning. In the afternoon he warms up by skipping rope for twenty minutes. Both athletes add some stretching and loosening- up exercises to the warm-up phase. They choose the exercises based on how tense their muscles are.JoggingYou can warm up your muscles with an easy ten-to twenty-minute run. In some Thai gyms the athletes start with an intensive jog of up to ninety minutes. This is possible because the athletes are perfectly trained and their bodies have become used to years of intensive training. If you’re not in such good physical condition, divide the technical training and intensive jogging into two training sessions.