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Muaythai, which is the national sport of Thailand and an IOC recognized sport under the world governing body, IFMA, took center stage at day 5 at the United Through Sports Youth Festival.
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Over 400 youth ambassadors participated in the cultural exchange, conducted by 4 of the leading Thai Masters of IFMA.
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NSDF Fund Manager, Supranee Guptasa, opened the event sending her regards from the Sport Authority of Thailand and NSDF, welcoming the youth and showing her pride on this special occasion.
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IFMA honorary President, Dr. Sakchye Tapsuwan, was the chairman of the event and UTS President Stephan Fox, welcomed all the Youth Ambassadors to this memorable afternoon.
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The youth joined and learned the ritual performance of Muaythai, the Wai Kru, which is based on 5 important pillars: respect, honor, excellence, tradition and fair play.
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Each youth received a special certificate and medal so that they could remember every day the importance of cultural understanding and acceptance through sport.