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After 14 days of training, Eva zu Beck competes in a Muay Thai fight in front of hundreds of spectators in Bangkok.
Every year, thousands of American teenagers are sent to Christian reform schools abroad, often against their will and at their parents' request.
A 60-kilometer walk in the mountains with 30 kilos on their backs tests the limits of new recruits in the French Foreign Legion.
Prisoners in Japan are required to maintain absolute silence outside of scheduled leisure hours, with strict rules governing their daily routines.
Ram Dhan, a 70-year-old wrestling guru in India, trains young wrestlers with strict methods.
Two detainees at the Military Corrective Training Centre face a strict daily routine as they work to avoid discharge from the Army.
Young fighter pilots train for combat, showcasing discipline and mental strength over several months.
Twenty-five recruits from 924 troop have already dropped out of the Royal Marine Commandos' demanding 32-week training program.
Sumo wrestling faces decline in popularity despite its iconic status and rigorous training demands.
Triplets in Gastonia, NC, exhibit challenging behavior, prompting Nanny Deb to address parental favoritism and the need for teamwork in the chaotic household.
Expert nannies implement strict rules and practical parenting tools to transform chaotic households with unruly children into harmonious family environments.
'Walking school' in China reformulates misbehaving children through a rigorous 800 km march across the country, blending discipline with endurance.
British nannies implement discipline and care strategies to transform chaotic American households, helping overwhelmed parents regain control over unruly children.
The Walker family's chaotic dynamics, marked by defiant children and a passive father, challenge a nanny to implement crucial changes for harmony.
Parents encouraging their child to hit back during chaotic bedtime battles highlights the dysfunctional dynamics Nanny Deb confronts in the McDowell household.
Nanny Stella intervenes with the Dirks family in Glendale, AZ, addressing parenting challenges and chaotic behavior stemming from lack of boundaries and spoiling.
Nanny Deb steps in to help the overwhelmed Arilotta family, implementing routines and discipline to transform their chaotic household into a harmonious environment.
Dawa Dachhiri, a former Buddhist monk, transforms into a world-class trail runner while creating the Solokhumbu Trail to fund a monastic school in Nepal.
Eight girls cornered a fighter in high school, leading to a brutal attack that left her with a broken jaw and shoulder blade.
A black belt in karate is often seen as a beginning, not an end, marking the start of deeper learning and personal growth.
Overwhelmed parents receive guidance from nannies who implement structured routines and positive discipline to restore order and joy in family life.
Eight British teens experience America's toughest jail program at Brevard County Jail.
Joey, a seven-year-old boy, struggles to adjust to his new home, often expressing a desire to return to his previous living situation.
A mother confronts her son in Baltimore for taking part in the riots and disciplines him.
The video highlights how well behaved chimpanzees are in their natural habitat.
Apprentices endure extreme training to become Kodo drummers in a rigorous two-year program.
Anthony Joshua's son is 18 months old, and the heavyweight champion hopes he will inherit his strong work ethic as he navigates life.
Two iron bars are smashed over the head of a monk, demonstrating the intense training and mental focus of Shaolin practitioners.
A boxing club at the Moss Side fire station provides local youth with an alternative to gang violence, promoting discipline and community engagement.
General Pershing decorates and inspects the 26th Division at Ecommoy, France, while generals review athletic competitions and award prizes to participants.
Koranic schools in Senegal face criticism for their strict discipline and focus on memorizing the Koran, raising concerns about child welfare and educational practices.
Boys in a Sudanese Koranic school memorize the Quran for nearly 20 hours a day, facing harsh discipline and severe punishments for failure.
Matthew, born at 24 weeks gestation and weighing just one pound eleven ounces, plays multiple instruments, including piano and drums, despite his blindness.