If you're new to both, train only Muay Thai for a few weeks to give your body a chance to adjust to your training routine, then add weight training to it. You only need to hit each muscle group once weekly to build muscle strength, improve muscle endurance, and increase your explosive power.

You have two options for tickets — 1,000 Thai Baht ($30) bleacher seating or 3,000 Thai Baht ($100) ringside seating. Ringside seating prices are steep for what you get.

Yes, you can learn Muay Thai at home, but it will require some investment on your part. You'll need to purchase training equipment, including a heavy bag, gloves, hand wraps, and perhaps Thai pads. You'll also need to find a reputable online or DVD instructional resource.

How many times a week should you do Muay Thai? As a beginner, start by training 1-2 times a week to get your body used to the martial arts. Once you feel your body can handle the stress, you can bring it up to 3-5 times a week. If you want to turn professional, 5 times a week is a good number.