Most Muay Thai injuries in a gym are shin and foot injuries from kicks and checks, knee and elbow knocks, neck strain in the clinch, and cuts or head knocks in sparring. For the gym owner, each one is also a possible claim. The question is whether the gym gets blamed, and which coverage pays […]
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