Great combo. You get a very well balanced striking style with a very deep grappling system. On top of that, you learn how to operate in the clinch in two very different ways. How to wrestle from the climb and how to stay up and strike in the clinch. The way each style utilizes clinching is different yet complimentary. Muay Thai also has a few standing sweeps to add into your takedown arsenal. With that combination, there isn't much that isn't covered. If you want to add some extra Judo or Wrestling it can't hurt but that's about it.
Anderson uses taekwon do and bjj, He trained muay thai years later, along with aikido.
Keyboard is correct. For example, Anderson Silva uses Must Thai and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu!
Pretty much the common MMA base, so if you are looking at competing....sure.
I just wanted to know what I could take to positively supplement Muay Thai.
