How can i train to strike a very powerful and deadly muay thai kick?

is muay thai also a olympic sport? which fightiing style is more effective? from doin taekwondoe and muaythai can you get a fit body(6 pack) and what are all the differences?

I’m wanting to take Muay Thai classes but I wasn’t sure when you can start. Can you just start up anytime and they will teach you from scratch or is there certain times when beginners can join? I don’t want to get thrown in with people with experience when I don’t have any and be held back.

How long do you guys think I should train before I would be ready for an amateur Muay Thai fight? How about MMA? I’ve taken Muay Thai for about 5 months and BJJ for 2. I go about three times a week but I am considering going everyday except sundays.
Thanks in advance.

I live on campus near Warren Towers on Boston University (775 Commonwealth Ave., Boston 02215). I can’t afford to take a train back and forth to do martial arts and would like to find a quality (moral/good) teacher and dojo for muay thai near here. Anyone have any ideas?
Hm, thanks for the answers. Where did you find these sites? Yellowpages?

I want to to take either kickboxing, boxing or muay thai. I’ve been studying tae kwon do for five years and want to expand my knowledge for martial arts. Which do you reccomend?

Im really interested in muay thai kick boxing at the moment, and i cant find a gym near were i live what are some elbow, kick, punch and knee tecniques i could use on my bag like diffrent types of kicks and stuff and how to do them?

How much would you recommend Muay Thai? Is there also any danger of permantly damaging something? Isnt it a type of thailand boxing?
The reason is it looks really good and I would love to learn it but is there a chance of permantly damaging something so that I would have to stop learning it?

I recently read an article which mentioned that Dutch muay thai is better suited to MMA than traditional muay thai. I know there is a difference between Dutch kickboxing & muay thai, but the article specifically reffered to "Dutch style muay thai". Can anybody clarify this & perhaps tell me what the technical differences between the two styles are?

Im a 14 year old girl and Im interested in training in Muay Thai. I currently have a black belt in tae kwon do. I dont know much about the art at all. Do you think my tkd background will help me in muay thai ? Are there any sort of competitions for people my age ? Any other advice or anything ?