4/3

we use elbows too 😜

4 years

Good work bro! Keep going! Please be careful with your earring - it may hurt

Well done for beating a beginner

Your not a muay thai fighter

5:47 that was smooth as fuck

Heyy! I've been training for exact 4 months! Awesome video dude!

Love the videos Rich

You are very good for such a short time training. Impressive stuff

Awesome

How do you guys deal with bigger fighters? (Also sorry for the intro guys, apparently the usual music I use in the beginning is now copyright protected so I had to change it in after I uploaded it with a KZbin recommended sound track)

I saw you lead with those left hooks or end up finishing with left hooks, try to follow threw with a right kick after those

Take out your ear ring dude lol

what is the weight diff cause gaaah damn 4 months looks insane

Thanks!

muay fly

Is there an option to wear head protection?

26 is not old starting in muay thai. You're over training. We always train with injuries btw, if you injure your right leg, then work on your left kick. Are you coming through to Holland? I'm 51 year's old and I handle the young whipper schnappers in the gym.

You train way much especially you're just starting out and also you need to stretch a lot and do some strength and conditioning if you're obsessed try to do some light technical session or some video analysis by watching either your old sparring footage or other fighters.

Bro, no lie. The reason why you're getting injured is prolly because you train so much, 5 to 7 days a week like you said.

how tall ru bro

Where do you train at?

Definitely understandable

Fun to watch ! Thanks man

Like others have said, you’ll get more mobility and defense from a bladed boxing stance but I believe the square-ish modified MT stance still has its use in boxing, you just have to change your fight style while boxing. A more square stance would help with throwing power hooks and uppercuts with either hand and would work well with a peekaboo style or general power punching style. However, you would have to be more aggressive with constant forward pressure and blitzes in a square stance and not be afraid to fight in the pocket otherwise you will get jabbed from outside range. A good style if you are not afraid to trade

You’re doing a lot of great things that you said you struggled with in your previous videos like catching/blocking teeps! One thing I do notice is you tend to stick your chin out when throwing long punches. But I think with how significantly you’ve progressed in just six months, you’re gonna learn a lot of small things to adjust from just sparring since you pretty much have fundamentals down. You have a natural affinity for this stuff forreal

Thay can one time a beat thai boxer he was good but won and i used boxing

you need to remove that earing hahaha

currently on my second week of muay thai! so far im loving it but it is for sure something i have to work at

Nice video but this guy shouldn’t be classed as a pro boxer. His hands are not even registered. he would get hurt at a high level. Very misleading title.

Why teep to leg in sparring?

You cold bro your so well speaking explain so good very understandable! Bad ass

I’m a shorter guy at about 5’4-5’5 but I’ve trained in Brazilian Jui Jitzu before and want to practice Muay Thai. It looks very fun and like a good skill set to have, even if my opponents are taller than I am. I’m not worried about it though😅

Is the Muay Thai fighter in the room with us? Both of these guys are practicing boxing.

The country would become one giant martial art and ppl would leave

9:19 This is true, but big factor is also if your opponent has reach advantage this becomes much more of an issue, then if it's the same, or not really a problem if you have the reach adv.

I can tell you have a more squared stance due to Muay Thai, which exposes your body more for body shots. Might be a risky stance if you only spar with punches. My first time sparring with a boxer, I always had that MT stance and it did not go well, so I had to learn the boxing stance so that when I sparred with him for the second time, I took less damage. There's actually no reason to do a squared stance during boxing since you don't have to worry about kicks. Try to do a bladed boxing stance so your body is slightly angled to minimize those body shots.

Just have Muay Thai training for 2 months and found your video very useful..! I'm still not good (sometimes terribly bad) in sparring, your vid shows me how to notice and adjust my movements. Looking for more videos...!

Ill sparr u

I’m a Muay Thai fighter as well. As much as a like all the tools you can use in Muay Thai, legit boxing footwork is so clean. It’s hard to do boxing rounds with a good boxer

Throw some combos dude. You’re gun shy. Double jab, go to his bod.

How often do you train in the 4 months?

This is great stuff no hard sparring very controlled working on timing distance technique defense good work and no one becomes brain dead

I spilled my mai tai on my Muay Thai tie.

Ay man if you ever need a sparring partner in cali lmk bro bro

If that guy is a PRO Boxer, i am the first Trillionaire in an Unknown curency.

Honestly bro, he already feeled you out at that point. He could just take you out at any time, he was just playing, playing like a controlled pro. That being said, you are a very calm fighter with good starting technique. Chock dee mang.

Legit question. With all the torso kicks and head kick, do you do certain types of stretching for that flexibility or over time do the muscles just stretch themselves out? When I see those head kicks i picture you guys stretching like Van Damme in BloodSport

I wonder, can't you move to the side while throwing a sweep to counter the teep?