Mai sok

The mai sok (Thai: ไม้ศอก, lit. 'elbow stick') is a traditional weapon from the Thai martial art of Krabi-Krabong. It is a forearm shield made of wood, typically used in pairs, that can be used for both offense and defense at close range.^[1]^[2]

^ VanSchuyver, Mark (January 2002). "This Ancient Art from Thailand Was the Mother of Muay Thai". Black Belt Magazine. 40 (1): 80–84 – via Google Books.
^ Sanford, Arlan "Salty Dog" (May 2003). "Krabi Krabong The 'Other' Thai Martial Art Offers Weapons and Empty-Hand Skills for Full-Contact Fighting". Black Belt Magazine. 41 (5): 84–88 – via Google Books.

[:0-1] VanSchuyver, Mark (January 2002). "This Ancient Art from Thailand Was the Mother of Muay Thai". Black Belt Magazine. 40 (1): 80–84 – via Google Books.

[:1-2] Sanford, Arlan "Salty Dog" (May 2003). "Krabi Krabong The 'Other' Thai Martial Art Offers Weapons and Empty-Hand Skills for Full-Contact Fighting". Black Belt Magazine. 41 (5): 84–88 – via Google Books.

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